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- Directly supervised 28 Aerospace Propulsion technicians- Performed routine spot checks and safety inspections using technical orders, Air Force Instructions, and applicable safety regulations- Initiated task assignments to technicians for major maintenance actions such as F-16 engine rebuilds, creating, scheduling and assigning work for several other specialties- Making key decisions regarding necessary shop level purchases for aircraft parts, equipment and miscellaneous office and training materials- Initiated periodic proficiency inspections of shop personnel ensuring quality maintenance- Reviewed Propulsion Element aircraft forms entries and computer inputs for accuracy; corrects or directs correction if necessary- Managed personnel actions such as performance appraisals, awards, position description changes and disciplinary actions- Trained shop personnel on initial job safety maintenance practices- Schedules flight-line work with other shops/sections to ensure no conflicts; coordinates with Production Superintendent for dispatches to ensure no conflicting scheduling issues arise- Responsible for maintaining all shop programs: Job Safety Training, Hazardous Materials, Hazardous Waste, Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratories (PMEL), Custodian Account Custodian Request Log (CACRL), Bore-scope, Blade Blend, Intake & Exhaust and Engine Run

- Directly accountable for assigned work performed by 28 maintenance technicians- Established estimated job completion times and met all deadlines pertaining to in-shop and flight line maintenance & system operations in daily high-speed operations- Demonstrated accountability for all GE F110-100 maintenance, safety, and troubleshooting on and off the F-16 aircraft, meeting all quality and efficiency objectives- Records custodian for 28 jet engines; ensured work package accuracy and Maintenance Data System inputs. Assisted supervisory and personnel issues including vacation requests, work schedules, job duties, appraisals, training, and disciplinary actions- Responsible for ensuring Aerospace Propulsion employees are in compliance with AF regulations, best maintenance practices, safety, and housekeeping requirements

- Supervised all work being performed in the engine testing facility- Directly responsible for all technicians preforming maintenance, ensuring all safety practice standards are met - Maintained aircraft/engine test facility, accountable for aircraft/engine ingestion of foreign objects (F.O.). Sustaining a clean room atmosphere to eliminate any potential F.O. - Responsible for testing and operating aircraft and uninstalled engines to ensure are established parameters were in compliance and the engines certified and safe for flight

- Performed all troubleshooting utilizing layout drawings, wiring and schematics diagrams- Provided career training, monitored progression and development of skill.- Floor lead and crew chief of numerous engine teardowns and buildups - Demonstrated in depth knowledge of technical orders, schematics, blueprints and diagrams while troubleshooting, assembling, overhauling, repairing and maintaining engines- Performed isochronal inspections, repairs, conversions, and Time Compliance Technical Orders from start to finish