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• Proficient with all Maintenance, Logistics and Operations modules in Mission Information System AWIS• Ensure compliance with aircraft record keeping procedures.• Ensure that periodic reports are provided to the Production Control Supervisor and Maintenance Manager for scheduled maintenance inspections and TBO projections as provide in AWIS.• Verify assets are placed on order against faults written against aircraft.• Initiate and process work orders.• Maintain automated records relating to aircraft modifications, aircraft components, and Time Before Overhaul component history.• Maintain historical log of approved requests for depot repair, controlled exchange, and Waiver Variances. • Collaborate with maintenance, logistics, and flight operations to ensure aircraft are mission capable. • Track and monitor scheduled inspections.• Track and monitor part demands as well as on-hand and on-order assets • Ensure accurate reporting of aircraft assigned.• Create data records, aircraft flight and monthly status DA Form 1352 information according to Department of the Army Pamphlet 738-751.• Generate flight records and reporting for daily operations • Utilize the following manuals for daily duties:- AR 700-138: Army Logistics Readiness and Sustainability- AR 750-1 Army material Maintenance Policy - TM 1-500-328-23 Aeronautical Equipment Maintenance Management - DA PAM 738-751 TAMMS-A- DOS PAM Supplement 738-751- DA PAM 710-2 - DA PAM 725-50- Local SOP’s

• Ensure compliance with aircraft record keeping procedures.• Ensure that periodic reports are provided to the Production Control Supervisor and Maintenance Manager for scheduled maintenance inspections and TBO projections as provide in AWIS.• Verify assets are placed on order against faults written against aircraft.• Initiate and process work orders.• Maintained automated records relating to aircraft modifications, aircraft components, and Time Before Overhaul component history.• Maintain historical log of approved requests for depot repair, controlled exchange, and Waiver Variances. • Collaborate with maintenance, logistics, and flight operations to ensure aircraft are mission capable. • Track and monitor scheduled inspections.• Ensure accurate reporting of aircraft assigned.• Create data records, aircraft flight and monthly status DA Form 1352 information according to Department of the Army Pamphlet 738-751. • Utilize the following manuals for daily duties:- AR 700-138: Army Logistics Readiness and Sustainability- AR 750-1 Army material Maintenance Policy - TM 1-500-328-23 Aeronautical Equipment Maintenance Management - DA PAM 738-751 TAMMS-A- DOS PAM Supplement 738-751- Local SOP’s

Performed intermediate level maintenance on all pertinent aircraft types (AH-64D, CH-47F, OH-58D, UH-60) in support of 10th Mountain Division at the time. Assisted and advised Army personnel on all associated maintenance tasks.

Studied Aeronautical Engineering, left due to receiving job offer

•Performed all aspects of intermediate-level turbine engine maintenance for the Bell UH-1N/Y Huey helicopter series utilizing both Pratt and Whitney T400-CP-400 Twin Pac turboshaft engines (military version of the PT6T Twin Pac used in civilian markets) and General Electric T700-GE-700/700C turboshaft engines (military version of the CT7 used in civilian markets) also utilized in AH-1W/Z Super Cobra and Viper attack helicopters.•Oversee the maintenance of all personnel files under my charge; periodically perform audits to ensure documentation compliance. Maintain personnel roster and notify command of staffing changes as they occur•Maintain a comprehensive orientation packet and process for all new crew workers, coordinate and conduct orientation presentations•Educate new crew members about maintenance processes and safety regulations, with a strict adherence to all measures of safety both required and suggested•Perform audits on engine logs and records, ensuring all repairable engine parts installed on aircraft are within their time-limit lifespan.•Proficient in the usage of all tools required for maintenance and overhaul of T400/T700 turboshaft engines•Received a National Agency Check with Local Agency and Credit Check (NACLC) on December 14, 2007 which resulted in the issuance of a secret security clearance, which is valid for ten years, expiring December 14, 2017•LEAN/Six Sigma Green Belt trained, with multiple projects completed•Airframes and Powerplants license with a powerplant rating obtained on August 18th, 2011•Part of a team which produced the most ready for issue (RFI) T400 turboshaft engines in Marine Corps history in 2011, with congratulations from both the Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps General Joseph F. Dunford, Jr and Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP). This included having over 21 ready for issue T400 single barrels and eight Twin Pac engines at one time