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Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex

Upper Level Personnel and Project ManagerResponsible for planning and coordinating projects and project schedules with customers and Installation Managers. Communicate with Installation Managers and customers on a regular basis to ensure projects are on schedule. Oversee technical data acquisitions from customers. Coordinate and oversee part and material orders and delivery. Review job applicant resumes and conduct initial interviews for potential employees. Conduct weekly Program Status Meetings.

Grand Prairie, Texas

Upper Level Personnel and Project ManagerResponsible for planning and coordinating projects with customers & inspectors while managing & supervising striping crews on all statewide and out of state Pavement Marking & Striping operationsCommunicated with project managers and contractors to ensure job site readiness for upcoming projectsMonitored and tracked production of crews to calculate daily job progress, earned revenue, and labor expensesOrdered, purchased, and organized all necessary supplies and materials to efficiently complete scheduled projectsLed 36 employees through 2020-2021 COVID 19 pandemic; yielded top two revenue years in 71 year company history

Andrews Air Force Base, Md

Upper Level Personnel ManagerSupervised and managed 82 employees across 8 Air Force Specialty Codes responsible for day-to-day maintenance of Air Force One aircraft and presidential fleet valued at over $1.3BManaged personnel schedule for 24/7/365 maintenance, airlift, and contingency operations while providing mental, physical, social and spiritual wellness with work-life balanceConducted interviews for Air Force One hiring process, scrutinized hiring packagesDirected and coordinated long term maintenance and training goals with Air Force personnel, defense contractors, and government agenciesEnforced military standards and discipline while maintaining high unit cohesion, morale, and esprit de corpsAnnual Performance Report Bullets: Drove historic Presidential Logistics Squadron and National Airborne Operations Center maintenance team; oversaw 28 member strut repack and thrust reverser replacement--returned aircraft to full mission capable and alert status in under 72 hoursCatalyst is recognizing superior performers; penned award packages for 4 Squadron and 5 Group winners--doubled unit promotion statistics- Piloted in-house battery backstop; designed facility layout and procured equipment--eliminated offsite support requirement and saved the Air Force $42K a yearDirected 2 isochronal inspections; established maintenance priorities for 78 personnel over 8 Air Force Specialty Codes--cleared 3.4K discrepancies and returned Air Force One to service an average of 2 days earlyAuthored launch procedure memorandum of understanding; synced 89th Presidential Logistics Squadron and 89th Aerial Port Squadron launch procedures---solidified Andrews Air Force Base support effort for Presidential operations

Andrews Air Force Base, Md

Lead Maintenance ManagerManaged and directed all maintenance aspects and operations for AF-1 fleet and associated aircraft designated for stateside and overseas Presidential travel - Directed all aspects of maintenance, inspections, modifications, troubleshooting and aircraft repairs on the Air Force One fleet valued at $1.3B- Coordinated and resolved safety and technical matters with flight crew, government agencies, and commercial contractorsAnnual Performance Report Bullets:Organized maintenance preparation for historic Cuba mission; navigated logistical hurdles for first Presidential visit in 88 years--earned Presidential Logistics Squadron Senior Noncommissioned Officer of year nominationChairman for 89th Airlift Wing Annual Awards Council; organized 15 committees, led 56 personnel, raised $5.6K--recognized 42 award nominees, lauded by 89th Airlift Wing CommanderManaged Nose Landing Gear strut overhaul; led 14 member team for 1st in-house inner cylinder change--circumvented depot level maintenance and saved the Air Force $1.2MGoverned units 1st tri-segment flap replacement; successfully executed 5-day, $745K task--doubled President Obama's west coast travel optionsCommanded 15 member field team; facilitated repair for arcing wire bundle--averted total system loss and preserved safety for the President and aircraft passengersLed engine change team; shaved 4-hrs off of standard and secured Air Force One for no-notice mission--President Obama spoke at Charleston, SC shooting memorial

Andrews Air Force Base, Md

Boeing 747/757 Flying Maintenance Technician - Air Force One Flying Crew Chief- Assigned to selectively manned unit responsible for the safe transportation of the President of the United States- Supervised 15 personnel responsible for performing inspections, maintenance, and cleaning in accordance with FAA regulations and Air Force technical data- Managed flying schedule and training requirements for 20 aircraft maintainers across 8 Air Force Specialty Codes responsible for maintaining Air Force One while transporting the President of the United States- 1 of 20 mechanics selected to fly aboard Air Force One performing ground handling and maintenance at all stateside and overseas locations- Maintained systems, components, and equipment on the Air Force One fleet of aircraft valued at $1.3BAnnual Performance Report Bullets:- Identified cracked horizontal stabilizer bracket; led 10 member field team repair effort--Air Force One ready for President Obama's Nuclear Summit mission- Supported short notice Air Force One mission; led 7 member inspection and servicing team--President Obama flew to South Africa for Nelson Mandela's funeral - Repaired Air Force One fuel flow problem; replaced failed indicator during ground stop--no delay to President Obama's G20 Summit mission- Handpicked Flying Crew Chief for covert Afghanistan mission; inspected and serviced Air Force One in 4 hours--President Obama met with United States and Afghani military leaders- Troubleshot baggage loader leak; replaced leaking hydraulic line prior to mission departure--President Obama met with Chile's President to discuss trade relations - Oversaw electrical system repair during covert mission to Baghdad, Iraq; replaced power supply in 15 minutes--ensured Air Force One readiness while in hostile environment

Andrews Air Force Base, Md

Boeing 747/757 Maintenance Technician - Air Force One Crew Chief- Assigned to selectively manned unit responsible for the safe transportation of the President of the United States- Responsible for performing inspections, maintenance, and cleaning in accordance with FAA regulations and Air Force technical data- Maintained systems, components, and equipment on the Air Force One fleet of aircraft valued at $1.3B- Coordinated and resolved technical matters with government agencies, contractors, vendors, flight crew and supervision- Documented work in aircraft logs and input data into computerized maintenance data collection systemAnnual Performance Report Bullets: - Expedited Air Force One auto spoiler actuator change; led removal of component--resolved repetitive fault- Key member for President Ford's State Funeral; transported equipment to two locations and performed pallbearer duties between aircraft and Honor Guard detail--ensured dignified State Funeral ceremony- Constantly exceeds expectations! Discovered flap drive motor leaking on post flight inspection; removed and replaced motor; protected multi-million dollar paint job--returned aircraft to mission capable status- Highly motivated! Volunteered to restore six retired Presidential aircraft exteriors at Air Force Museum; contributed 90 hours in 9 days polishing and waxing to Presidential standards for 1 million annual visitors- Part of history! Vital team member on 23 minute recovery, passenger transfer and launch of Air Force One on President Bush's historic Thanksgiving mission to Baghdad, Iraq--significantly raised deployed troop morale

Mcconnell Air Force Base, Ks

Annual Performance Report Bullets:- Handpicked for South American CAPSTONE mission; discovered a seized avionics cooling fan while landing in Rio de Janerio, Brazil; coordinated part shipment with home station--no delay to mission schedule - Natural leader! Provided combat ready aircraft that propelled the 384th Air Expeditionary Wing in the successful launch and recovery of 1,409 combat sorties, yielded 8,005 flying hours, off-loaded 79.2 million pounds of fuel to 5,502 receivers in support of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom- Shining example! Received "Excellent" rating on all quality assurance evaluations--true perfection seeker- Excels in identifying hazards before they become a problem! Noticed an unlatched boom after aircraft landing; immediately entered the aircraft to correct the situation and raised the steadily lowering boom - Awarded "Sharp Sabre" award while deployed to Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia; recognized as top maintainer during 3 month deployment- Deployed short-notice to Naval Air Station Sigonella as part of the 1st ever Expeditionary Air Force Squadron; completed 39 sorties, 176 flight hours, offloading over 1 million pounds of fuel to receiver aircraft- Tasked by expediter to drain and purge an aircraft oxygen system prior to a command directed sortie; safely and confidently completed this detail intensive task with time to spare prior to aircrew arrival

Sheppard Air Force Base, Tx

Lackland Air Force Base, Tx

Bachelor Of Science In Aeronautics With Minor In International Relations, Aeronautics, Aviation, Aerospace, International Relations

Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics with Minor in International Relations

Associate Degree, Airframe Mechanics And Aircraft Maintenance Technology/Technician