Key responsibilities include:-Supervises and coordinates the munitions-loading crews of an airwing (seven squadrons).-Prepares local directives, instructions and prepares correspondence.-Interviews, evaluates, and assigns personnel.-Organizes and schedules training programs and evaluates their effectiveness.-Administers long-range planned maintenance program and monitors quality control programs.-Makes recommendations on utilization, capabilities, reliability, and operations for airwing ordnance units.-Coordinates and supervises all logistical aspects of ordnance operational/training planning for airwing detachments and deployments. -Procures and coordinates logistics of operational and training support equipment. -Manages an annual allocation and distribution of a $9.2M training asset budget.

key responsibilities include:-Interprets technical publications and instructions on the handling of aviation ordnance equipment and munitions.-Prepares correspondence and reports.-Plans and organizes aviation ordnance work centers, storage facilities, and handling areas, analyzes reports and prepares schedules of preventive maintenance.-Accounts for inventory of high security communication systems and sensitive explosives.-Manages the units training program and Ordnance certification/qualification program, evaluates assigned personnel. A secondary role I took on was the Senior Enlisted Advisor. My responsibilities included assisting the Officer In Charge with the career management and general wellbeing of 50+ personnel.

Key responsibilities include:-Supervises and coordinates the munitions-loading crews of an airwing (seven squadrons).-Supervises carrier fight deck forward firing weapons arming and de-arming.-Prepares local directives and instructions; prepares correspondence.-Interviews, evaluates, and assigns personnel.-Organizes and schedules training programs and evaluates their effectiveness; -Administers long-range planned maintenance program and monitors quality control programs.-Makes recommendations on utilization, capabilities, reliability, and operations for airwing ordnance units.-Coordinates and supervises all logistical aspects of ordnance operational/training planning for airwing detachments and deployments to sites in and outside of continental US.-Procures and coordinates logistics of operational and training support equipment. -Manages an annual allocation and distribution of a $6M training asset budget.

Roles and responsibilities:-Duel qualified instructor of two F/A-18A-G technicians courses.-Manage technical publications library and screen technical directives.-Review tech manuals for technical accuracy and submit discrepancy reports.-Course materials manager.-Certified Category 3 Non-cab crane operator/safety observer.-Urinalysis program coordinator.-Enlisted Senior Duty Section coordinator.

Specific achievements include:-As Sergeant of the Guard, I expertly led a shift of 24 Sailors and 13 Iraqi Correctional Officers in providing care, custody, and control of more than 450 detainees. Hand selected to serve as Chief of the Guard.-My professional knowledge, understanding of Counterinsurgency principles and the ability to manage high tempo operations directly contributed to a 65% reduction of hostile acts. -Supervised the training and qualification of 60 Iraqi Correctional Officers (ICOs) and 24 guard force personnel in the flawless execution of tactics and techniques in accordance with U.S. Army operating procedures.-Completed U.S. Department of Labor, apprenticeship program and is a certified Journeyman for Corrections Officer (Government Services).

Key skills and responsibilities:-Managed Aircraft Confined Space program and ensured program compliance along with safety of technicians.-Conducted technical inspections on incoming materials including cross checking serial numbers and part numbers before accepting materials. Reported discrepancies immediately.-Performed aircraft corrosion inspection for cracks, damage, and proper assembly.-Detects, removes, and controls corrosion on aircraft armament and aviation ordnance handling equipment.-Led and managed 10 peers in auditing 42 NAMP programs and 13 work centers. -Qualified as a technical publication librarian.-Prepares gun ammunition for loading and assembles and disassembles airborne weapons.-Performs weapons maintenance and uses schematics, diagrams, and charts to trace systems.-Operates and maintains ground support equipment.

Skills and techniques acquired for use as a formal instructor:-Delivered lectures employing effective questioning, chalkboard, and communication techniques.-Delivered instruction employing demonstrative strategies and utilize various types of instructional media.-Demonstrated knowledge of instructor guides, workbooks, computerized reporting systems, evaluation, and participant materials and develop learning outcomes for a topic.-Constructed and delivering instruction in the form of lectures to provide procedures and general information.-Constructed and delivering instruction to be applied in laboratory sessions. Emphasis is placed on the instructional strategies of lecture/demonstration. -Provided for administrative processes, evaluation, and counseling.-Developed and administer written and practical examinations, grade examinations, conduct test analysis and deliver academic counseling.During this job I was certified as a Master Training Specialist. A rigorous personal qualification program requiring the candidate to demonstrate excellence and technical competence in the application of instructional methodology.

First deployable unit out of formal Navy training pipeline as an Aviation Ordnanceman. Basic responsibilities included maintain and inspects airborne weapons and weapons support equipment, including aircraft guns, gun accessories, gun sights, small arms, ammunition, handling equipment, ammunition suspension, release launching, and arming equipment.Prepares gun ammunition for loading, assembles and disassembles airborne weapons and performs weapons maintenance. Uses schematics, diagrams, and charts to trace systems and performs routine inspections of ordnance.