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AIRPORT SAFETY OFFICER
Professional Summary
Operations Management/Facilitator Versatile Operations Manager trained in logistics who thrives in dynamic, challenging and fast-paced professional environments. Assertive and enthusiastic, with extensive knowledge of contingency operations and an unsurpassed worth ethic. Highlights Multi-unit operations management Global and strategic sourcing Procedure development Dedicated Cost reduction and containment Multi-unit operations management Inventory control Troubleshooting and problem solving Accomplishments Managed critical supplies and equipment at a ready-state for rapid deployment in support of the Nation's disasters, crisis', and contingency operations world-wide. Created criteria and database to assure unit personnel 100% capable of responding to all Operations Orders.
Skills
Work History
Airport Safety Officer, 05/2012 to 11/2012
Horizontal – Merrillville , IN
Horizontal – Merrillville , IN
- Maintains safety of airport personnel and customers by patrolling the facility; enforcing rules and regulations; conducting airfield checks; monitoring lighting and runway pavement conditions; responding to emergency situations.
- Operated mobile command post in support of emergency operations.
Airport Operations Worker, 08/2011 to 05/2012
Sacramento International Airport – City , STATE
Sacramento International Airport – City , STATE
- Conducted airfield inspections for proper adherence to Federal and State regulations and enforced airport rules with citation authority.
- Managed passenger movement and aircraft safety throughout the airport complex.
- Performed risk analysis assessments to mitigate potential dangers to safe operations.
Sr. Non-Commissioned Officer/Training Manager, 07/2002 to 10/2010
US Air Force – Travis AFB – STATE
US Air Force – Travis AFB – STATE
- Ensure standardization/quality is maintained; enforced the directives and policies of the Command.
- Document and input results into database reflecting evaluations and compliance with standards.
- Provide leadership with solutions based on trend analysis to meet or exceed expectations.
- Principle adviser to leadership on training matters.
- Directs and writes policies for training.
- Plans and schedules all ground and flight training activities.
- Supervises and educates instructors on training techniques, syllabus & curriculum development, and educational technology.
- Managed 70 enlisted aviators, command and control, and operations personnel.
- Establishes operations manpower requirements, authorizations and allocations.
- Designated primary contact to interact with higher headquarters for determining assignments and backfill for departing operations personnel.
- Ensures operations personnel are highly qualified in all aspects of mobility operations, including cross-functional training to meet all requirements.
- Supervised flight personnel in which encompasses six separate duty specialties.
- Directed the Unit Deployment Managers and worked directly with the Director of Operations on unit deployments and all operational issues.
- Coordinated with HQ AMC to resolve issues regarding support deployment packages for 100% reliability.
- During this period, deployed as Mission Support Team Chief in Thailand and Indonesia in support of Operation UNIFIED ASSISTANCE.
- Supported 486 humanitarian relief missions, moving 3,349 passengers and 3,470 tons of life-saving supplies.
Loadmaster Superintendent, 12/1998 to 07/2002
US Air Force – Travis AFB – STATE
US Air Force – Travis AFB – STATE
- Liaison on operational and functional issues relating to 73 assigned enlisted aircrew members.
- Responsible for development, implementation, continuity and management of plans, policies, and procedures affecting all loadmasters.
- Establishes long-range training programs and ensures manning levels are sufficient.
- Establishes performance standards and reviews, award and decoration recommendations.
- Conducts individual counseling and provides technical/professional training opportunities.
- Monitors upgrade training and OJT.
Communications Specialist, 01/1984 to 01/2010
US Air Force
US Air Force
- Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge; Command and Control (C2) Operations Center, the nerve center at each deployed location.
- The C2 Ops Center supports mission planning and scheduling and gives leadership the ability to track the status of resources, manage passenger and cargo operations.
- Maintained worldwide communication and information processing systems to provide vital link between mobility elements.
Mission Support Team Chief,
- Provided continuous on-site management of AMC airfield operations including command and control, aerial port services, maintenance, security, weather, and intelligence.
- Managed critical elements needed to ensure safe, efficient air field operations for all tanker and airlift operations.
- Elements included mission support personnel from various unit type codes (UTC) and AMC Quick Reaction Force for mobility operations on both planned and short notice missions.
- Supervised command and control functions required to support AMC's worldwide mobility operations.
- CREs normally conduct autonomous operations from austere locations but can also augment the infrastructure at established civilian or military airfields.
- Airfield Survey Team Responsible for conducting airfield surveys worldwide.
- Certified in conducting specialized surveys in assessing civil engineering, security, airfield operations, and aerial port functions.
Aerospace Ground Equipment Technician,
- Master the principles of electronics, refrigeration, hydraulics, power generation, reciprocating engines (gasoline and diesel), gas turbine engines, pneumatics and heatingService, inspect and troubleshoot, repair and perform preventive maintenance on motor- and engine-driven generator sets, air conditioners, hydraulic test stands, air compressors, bomb lifts, heaters and other similar support equipment.
Education
B.S: Technical Management, 2010
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University - City, State
Technical Management
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University - City, State
Technical Management
Associate of Science: Aviation Operations, 2002
Community College of the Air Force – Worldwide -
Aviation Operations
Community College of the Air Force – Worldwide -
Aviation Operations
Associate of Science: Aerospace Ground Equipment Technology, 2002
Community College of the Air Force – Worldwide -
Aerospace Ground Equipment Technology
Community College of the Air Force – Worldwide -
Aerospace Ground Equipment Technology
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School Attended
- Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
- Community College of the Air Force – Worldwide
Job Titles Held:
- Airport Safety Officer
- Airport Operations Worker
- Sr. Non-Commissioned Officer/Training Manager
- Loadmaster Superintendent
- Communications Specialist
- Mission Support Team Chief
- Aerospace Ground Equipment Technician
Degrees
- B.S : Technical Management , 2010
Associate of Science : Aviation Operations , 2002
Associate of Science : Aerospace Ground Equipment Technology , 2002
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