Yyyyyy x. yyyyyy

0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000

xxx-xxx-xxxx
abc@xyz.com

Country of Citizenship: United States

SSN: xxx-xx-xxxx

Clearances: Secret Security; active through April 2011

Veteran s Preference; Rating Pending

 

Req ID #: 189687BR

Core Competencies

 

Highly-Decorated Military Veteran (26 years), Airframe & Powerplant Mechanics, Aircraft Subsystems, Hydraulics, Fuel, Engine, Electrical, Weapons Systems, Communication Systems, Environmental Systems,  Flightline Production, Aerospace Support Equipment, Management, Personnel Supervision, Training & Development, Scheduling, Operations Management, Scheduled Maintenance Programs, Unscheduled Maintenance, Program Administration, Project Management, Maintenance Information Systems, Electronic Maintenance Instructions, Aircraft Forms/Documentation, Technical Documentation, Supply Chain Management, Engineering Drawings/Blueprints/Instructions Interpretation, Tool Control, FOD, Supply, HAZMAT, Training, Quality Assurance, Security, Inspection, Evaluation, Testing, Logistics

Experience

July 1985-April 2011

United States Air Force

Multiple Locations

Salary: $71K per annum

Hours per Week: 40

Supervisor: CMSgt Steve Poiani; Phone xxx-xxx-xxxx ; May Contact
Supervisor: CMSgt (R) Craig DuBose; Phone: 661-810-0000; May Contact

Flightline Production Superintendent/Flightline Expediter/Flying Crew Chief
Retired Active Duty, Honorable Discharge, Effective Date: (04/01/2011), 26 Years of Service

Effectively oversee 303 personnel and $1.8B fleet of 34 assigned KC-135R/T aircraft to maximize productivity, efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness of operations in support of critical military objectives.  Strategically plan, coordinate and manage scheduled and unscheduled maintenance to maximize use of resources and meet stringent deadlines in high-production environment; prioritize, organize and manage maintenance plans to achieve daily operational commitments. Directly responsible for aircraft status, collaborating with Maintenance Operations Center (MOC) for optimal performance; coordinate with MOC for required specialist support beyond squadron assignment scope. 

 

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Experience, USAF, continued

 

Efficiently update status of cannibalization actions on assigned aircraft as well as confirm aircraft readiness for flight.  Consistently ensure quality maintenance and safety in compliance with Quality Maintenance Program criteria. Spearhead Operations Risk Management (ORM), including enforcement of flightline ORM measures.  Expertly advise on complex issues related to maintaining, servicing and inspecting aircraft and aerospace support equipment. Coordinate with squadron maintenance and flight schedulers in executing daily flying schedules.

 

Proficiently review maintenance documents to identify problems and isolate root causes as well as use technical data to diagnose, troubleshoot and resolve maintenance problems on aircraft systems.  Effectively interpret and advise on maintenance procedures and policies for repairing aircraft and support equipment.  Productively review maintenance forms, aircraft records and reports to ensure complete and accurate documentation.

 

Adeptly troubleshoot and maintain aircraft structures, systems, components, and support equipment as well as adjust, align, rig, calibrate, and service aircraft systems; additionally perform engine run ups and jack and tow aircraft. Thoroughly inspect aircraft structures, systems, components and support equipment for safety and regulatory compliance, quality assurance and risk management.  Effectively interpret findings and determine optimal corrective actions.  Further inspect and check components for clearances, tolerances, proper installation, and operation as well as inspect and operate powered and non-powered aerospace ground equipment.  Comprehensively inspect and identify aircraft corrosion and facilitate preventive and corrective measures.  Supervise and collaborate in preflight, launch and recovery of aircraft.

 

Education

Community College of the Air Force

Degree: Associate

Major: Aviation Maintenance Technology

Earned: N/A C in progress

GPA: N/A

Credits Earned: 55 out of 64

 

Essex County College

Degree: N/A

Major: General Studies (English Comp, Computer Basics, College Algebra)

Dates: Sept 1981-Jan 1982

GPA: N/A
Credits Earned: N/A

 

Credentials/Certifications

 

Secret Security Clearance; active through April 2011

Top Secret Security Clearance; inactive
Personnel Reliability Program; inactive

 

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Specialized Military Training

LMM2131 Leadership Management III; Mar 2007

AMT2301 Aviation Production Super; May 2006

LMM2121 Leadership/Management II; Feb 2003

LMM2122 Managerial Communications II; Feb 2003

F-108-GE Jet Engine Technician (2 weeks + 4 days); Sep 1997

EC/KC/RC-135 Aircraft Maintenance Technician Course (168 hours) - USAF Course J4ASF457X02-003, Griffis AFB-Rome, NY; Aug 1992

 

KC-135R Aircraft Maintenance Differences Course (72 Hours) - USAF Course J4AMF431X2E-000, Griffis AFB-Rome, NY; Jan 1991

CAMS User Familiarization (28 Hours) - USAF Course C0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000-077, Mather AFB-CA; Dec 1989

 

OJT Trainer/Supervisor-Jul 1988

Organizational Maintenance Manuals/T, O s (20 Hours) - USAF Course J4AMF00066-051, Mather AFB-CA; Dec 1987

Aircraft Maintenance Airlift and Bombardment Course (280 Hours) - USAF Course, J3AQRF43132-001, Fairchild AFB-WA; Oct 1985

 

AMT1208 Mfg Technical Manuals; Oct 1985

AMT1218 Airframe Systems/Components; Oct 1985AMT1229 Intro to Aircraft Maintenance; Oct 1985

Aircraft Maintenance Specialist Course (150 Hours) - USAF Aircraft Maintenance Technical School, Course J3AQR43131-000, Sheppard AFB-TX; Aug 1985

 

Awards/Honors

 

USAF Commendation Medal w/4 Oak Leaf Clusters
USAF Achievement Medal w/3 Oak Leaf Cluster
Meritorious Unit Award w/1 Oak Leaf Cluster
USAF Outstanding Unit Award w/Valor Device and 5 Oak Leaf Clusters
USAF Good Conduct Medal w/8 Oak Leaf Clusters
National Defense Service Medal w/1 Oak Leaf Cluster
Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal

Southwest Asia Service Medal w/1 Oak Leaf Cluster
Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
Global War on Terrorism
Service Medal
Armed Forces Service Medal
USAF Expeditionary Service Ribbon with Gold Boarder w/6 Oak Leaf Clusters
USAF Longevity Service w/5 Oak Leaf Clusters

USAF NCO PME Graduation Ribbon w/1 Oak Leaf Clusters
USAF Training Ribbon
NATO Service Medal

Kuwaiti Liberation Medal (Issued by Kuwait)