B Ramkumar Email & Phone Number

Wildlife Hazard control Strategy Designer and Manager• Motivated and results-driven Wildlife Hazard Control Strategy Designer and Manager from a veteran community.• 20 years of experience specializing in formulating species-specific modules, data analysis, and risk assessment.• Proven track record in policy drafting and conducting over 50+ audits and ecological studies in various military airfields.• Developed strategic emergency response plans.• Strong leadership and decision-making skills.• Adept at coordinating cross-functional teams and managing resources efficiently.• Experienced in delivering lectures and training for various levels of aerospace safety functionaries, including foreign and civil dignitaries.• Skilled in using GIS and other technologies for hazard detection and response.• Committed to continuous learning and public education on bird hazard management.• Trained in Indian Air Force Safety Management System moduleMajor projects Handled• Initiated and completed numerous projects in the Aerospace Safety domain, establishing robust systems and procedures.• Pioneered the DNA barcoding project with the IAF, enhancing identification success rates through continuous training, close monitoring, and effective liaison.• Advanced the dog walking module to a scientific level by initiating and maintaining continuous data collection and analysis.• Collated inter-organizational data to identify peak Black Kite populations in Delhi and its surrounding areas, analysed data collected over a decade, and secured permissions for Black Kite trapping to ensure aircraft safety during Republic Day.• Designed and tested the 'meat tossing module' over the Delhi area to mitigate bird strike risks.• Assessed bird environments for national events such as Aero India, Def Expo, and firepower demonstrations.• Implemented Rule 91 of the Aircraft Act through AEMC meetings, ensuring compliance with safety regulations• Redesigned training modules to cater to various needs, including developing online courses during COVID-19 and designing training modules for the Wild Hazard Combat Team• Conducted field evaluations of BCAS equipment, providing valuable feedback and insights to ensure its effectiveness and reliability• Collated and analysed data of 50 airfields, suggesting wildlife hazard prevention techniques.PUBLICATIONS- 4 articles related to wildlife hazard management published in Blue Sky magazine of the Indian Air Force, circulated over 32 friendly Nations across the world.- Studied Chandigarh airfield and submitted a report on ecology to BNHS.

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  Indian Air Force

  Indian Air Force

  Mar 2005 - Present - New Delhi, Delhi, India