Romell Hilson Email & Phone Number

San Diego, California, United States

Maintains liaison with NAVAIRSYSCOM and TYCOMs for engine inventory reporting requirements ensuring engine reporting is properly administered within area of responsibility. Also maintains liaison as necessary with subordinate CNAF activities afloat/ashore on submission of ETRs and EOQs.- Provide the Navy and Marine Corps with repair and installation status and removal tracking for all ESPM assigned to CNAF and NAVAIR while identifying problems and provide recommendations for enhancements or alterations to the DECKETR engine management system for 5,844 Navy and Marine Corps activities- Monitor aircraft engine status, document deficiencies, develop and recommend solutions or changes to engine documentation and provide assistance in tracking aircraft engines- Provide technical and administrative support to the Navy and Marine Corps by loading data such as entries and worksheets into the DECKETR database when their mode of transmission is inoperable or disconnected from DECKPLATE- Provides the subordinate commands customer assistance via e-mail or phone in tracking aircraft information. Monitor activities to ensure corrective actions are taken on discrepant records for all EPSM assigned to CNAF and NAVAIR- Develop queries and reports from multiple databases to support CNAF Staff for all EPSM assigned to CNAF and NAVAIR

Uss Carl Vinson (Cvn-70) – San Diego, Ca

Supervised a team of 15 personnel in the maintenance and upkeep of over 3.2K pieces of support equipment and the rehabilitation of 90 skids. - Facilitated and executed 17 Petty Officer Onboarding Courses for and ensured promotion requirements were achieved for 146 personnel.- Provided Equal Opportunity improvement recommendations to Directors and Executives following 7 focus groups consisting of 55 personnel that discussed commonly identified problems from the annual climate survey.- Managed an inventory of over 3.2K pieces of Aviation Weapons Support equipment and oversaw the update of equipment records that resulted in the completion of 2 Quality Assurance Audits with ZERO discrepancies.- Oversaw the completion of 3K maintenance actions totaling over 11.2K hours of maintenance performed on over 2.6K assets while maintaining a 100% Ready-for-Issue rate.- Reviewed 3K records and reports, analyzed 1 command climate survey and conducted over 40 focus groups and ensured 100% compliance with the Navy’s Equal Opportunity program.- Mentored 85 personnel through a Leadership in Training program that focused on helping junior employee develop leadership abilities prior to a future promotion.

Fleet Readiness Center Southwest – San Diego, Ca

Led the production efforts of 101 military and contracted personnel in the daily maintenance, upkeep, and inspection of 142 aircraft across 6 Type, Model, and Series. - Coordinated and oversaw the completion of 36 aircraft inductions and 200 flights that totaled 365 mishap-free flight ours and the shipment of 47 fully mission capable aircraft back to fleet operational commands.- Spearheaded the implementation of the CAMEO maintenance system and enabled the command to process flight files including the 1st, MV-22 OSPREY aircraft in depot level Preventative Maintenance Inspection.- Managed OOMA, FAME, ALE, and CAMEO databases that accounted for 100% of history for all assigned aircraft with ZERO errors.- Initiated and corrected 39 database trouble tickets and improved maintenance completion accountability by 40%.- Mentored 24 personnel and provided professional development training that resulted in the qualification of 4 Safe for Flight, 11 Flight Check Controllers, 2 Collateral Duty Quality Inspectors, and yielded 5 promotions.- Increased the departments qualified maintenance personnel by 150%.

Helicopter Sea Combat Wing, Pacific – San Diego, Ca

Organized and oversaw the implementation of the NALCOMIS OOMA Virtual Environment utilized by 3.5K personnel across 11 commands. Implemented processes that increased reliability while decreasing system and network vulnerability. - Managed the Aviation Administration program for 27 maintenance administrators and defense contractors, coordinated and facilitated training to 20 system analysts on all facets of server maintenance and work order documentation.- Led training for 120 maintenance personnel across 9 commands and earned and overall grade of “On Track” for all Systems Analysis programs during the 2016 Type Command Aviation Maintenance Inspection cycle.- Facilitated the execution of 2 Defense Organizational Climate Surveys, polled 65 personnel, gathered results, and briefed Executives, and led 8 focus groups that developed solutions for commonly identified problems. * Improved command climate and culture by 30% from the previous year.- Facilitated professional development training for 15 personnel that resulted in the completion of 5 Certified Journeyman.- Simplified findings from the Aviation Maintenance and Material Management summary that led to the accurate accounting of 412K maintenance hours, 36K corrosion treatment/prevention hours, and a record low 8% undocumented Subsystem Capability Impact Reporting hours.

Unmanned Helicopter Reconnaissance Squadron One (Huq-1) – San Diego, Ca

Managed a team of 12 Aviation Radiation Inspection Facility technicians in the screening and certification of contaminated aviation/ surface depot level repairable items from OPERATION TOMADACHI following the tsunami in Japan. - Managed 60 Engine/Propulsion System Module records that resulted in 100% accountability of reporting and shipment from the Middle East and Asia-Pacific regions.- Yielded a cost savings of $27M and led a team of 12 technicians responsible for the screening and certification of 467 radiologically contaminated aviation/surface depot level repairable parts and equipment.- Developed and implemented a training plan for junior personnel that resulted in the certification of 2 Journeyman and yielded 1 promotion.- Assisted with creating a training plan for Decision Knowledge Programming for Logistical Analysis and Technical Evaluations that was approved and implemented within the Maintenance Administration initial training pipeline.- Led 5 Maintenance Administrators in the preparation and execution of the command’s “Safe to Operate” inspection that resulted in Aircraft Logs and Records, Aircraft Records, and Support Equipment Planned Maintenance certifications.* All programs received grades of “On Track” with ZERO discrepancies- Oversaw the Maintenance Department Advanced Skills Management Systems training and certification for 250 personnel across 170 qualification areas and improved readiness by 26%.

Performs or supervises maintenance administration, maintenance management, and maintenance control; maintains various aviation logs and records; maintains and issues technical publications and updates; maintains the Naval Aviation Logistics Command Maintenance Information System (NALCOMIS).- Inputs data for various logs and records; prepares correspondence and reports; performs records administration duties; maintains the technical library.- Maintains records on weapons support equipment and aircraft logs/records; supervises subordinates in automated data operations, including the use of personal computer and associated office software; updates technical libraries and distributes changes; writes official correspondence.- Supervises administrative procedures of the office; analyzes data; performs the duties of computer system administrator or data base administrator.

Performs all operator, data entry, and retrieval functions. Performs networking functions between individual stations, including analysis and correction of errors caused by software, hardware, or data entry. Transmits and receives data via floppy disk, modem, and other electronic means. Extracts data, formulates and interprets management reports, creates archives, backups and data saves in support of deployments and detachment operations.

The Optimized NALCOMIS SA/A OMA performs SA functions using database and computer skills to support NALCOMIS at OMA. In addition to aviation other maintenance related duties the SA/A performs the following day-to-day NALCOMIS functions: Coordinates and operates the upkeep of the NALCOMIS for OMA. Ensure system security, database integrity and configuration management is maintained. Optimized NALCOMIS OMA shall utilize two way data replication as preferred means of data movement between Optimized NALCOMIS OMA activities and Naval Aviation Logistics Data Analysis for Configuration changes, Technical Directives, Work Orders and Flight Documents.

Command Managed Equal Opportunity Manager (CMEO) and administer a CMEO program in accordance with the OPNAVINST 5354.1G, Navy Equal Opportunity Program Manual and OPNAVINST 5300.13, Navy Sexual Harassment Prevention and Response Program Manual. Prospective CMEO Managers will also be trained to serve as EO Policy Specialist, EO Educators, Resource/Referral Agents, advocate fairness and equality for all command members and utilize the Defense Equal Opportunity Climate Survey (DEOCS) survey to assess their command climate.

Command Managed Equal Opportunity Manager (CMEO) and administer a CMEO program in accordance with the OPNAVINST 5354.1G, Navy Equal Opportunity Program Manual and OPNAVINST 5300.13, Navy Sexual Harassment Prevention and Response Program Manual. Prospective CMEO Managers will also be trained to serve as EO Policy Specialist, EO Educators, Resource/Referral Agents, advocate fairness and equality for all command members and utilize the Defense Equal Opportunity Climate Survey (DEOCS) survey to assess their command climate.

Intermediate Maintenance Activity (Ima) Production Control

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to describe maintenance responsibilities; describe Maintenance functions; utilize.

Command Managed Equal Opportunity Manager (Cmeo)

This course will train naval officers, enlisted and civilian personnel to perform as a Command Managed Equal Opportunity Manager (CMEO).

Nalcomis Oma System Administrator

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to administer an aviation maintenance database system to include system.

Naval Aviation Maintenance Control Management

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to apply and execute information system software technology using computer.

Nalcomis/Analyst Core

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to manage an aviation maintenance data system; produce maintenance data.

Technical Publication Librarian

To provide Central Technical Publication Librarians (CTPLs) with the knowledge and skills of the Aeronautical Publications Library (ATPL).

Similar To Automated Maintenance Environment (Same)

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able operate and perform data processing and component transfer on the similar.

Naval Aviation Maintenance Logs And Records Management

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to meet records management requirements for aircraft log books and aviation.

First Line Leadership Development Program

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to identify basic principles of leadership including the use oral and written.

High School Diploma