Maintenance Supervisor Resume Example

• Collaborated with customer, technical crew members and support personnel to organize efficient site operations and achieve demanding schedule targets.
• Initiated onsite safety program and properly trained all team members, decreasing injuries by 55%.
• Organized and optimized daily operations of aviation crew supporting Navy flight operations with consistent on-time delivery.
• Completed accurate material and labor estimates for jobs with $1.2M budgets, including travel requirements.

• Accepted and completed in-person and online orders for photographs and photo merchandise
• Handled negative and photo processing, typically exceeding 20,000 prints per week
• Operated and performed maintenance on 2 Kodak Nexpress Digital color printing presses, Neopost DS1000, Mail Sort Machine, Standard Horizon Stitchliner Booklet maker

US NAVY
09/1980-12/2000

• Twenty years' experience in Navy Aviation. Earned rank of Navy Chief Petty Officer. Management and professional experience with military teams performing complex maintenance tasks, weapon systems upkeep and flight test evaluations. Extensive skill working on and managing maintenance and logistic support efforts with multiple aircraft platforms including: Extremely knowledgeable in flight line support including operation of ground support equipment (tow tractors, power carts) and safety regulations always using Operational Risk Management (ORM). Ability to plan, coordinate and manage logistics of both aircraft and personnel for temporary detachments to ships, Naval Air Stations and civilian facilities
• Maintenance Control Supervisor Certified Safe for Flight on P-3C. Responsible for ensuring logistics support is in place to execute daily flight schedule. Aircraft Discrepancy Book (ADB) certifier, verifying aircraft inspections are current, compliant with technical directives (TD's) reviewed that discrepancies were completed and signed off before certifying “safe for flight”. Maintenance Control Supervisor, 180 military personnel in nine production work centers ensuring aircraft are configured safely and properly for flight and ground test in accordance with flight plans and all manuals
• Designated P-3C Flight Engineer, Instructor Flight Engineer, and Functional Check Flight Engineer. Squadron Weight and Balance Petty Officer performed duties of making sure aircraft weight and balance logs were kept up to date through periods of aircraft updates and modifications
• Engine turn qualified both low and high power
• Designated Quality Assurance Representative with over 10 years practical experience. Assigned as member of Squadrons Non-Nuclear Ordnance /Explosive Handling Qualification and Certification Board
• Aviation Life Support Work Center Supervisor, ensuring 9 AME's and PR's were properly trained in maintenance of Gaseous Oxygen, Air Conditioning, Pressurization, Engine Fire Extinguishing systems which have cartridge actuated devices, and Wing Anti Icing Systems, along with maintenance of all aircraft mounted survival gear, and 144 pieces of personal survival gear
• Technical Instructor. Technical Instructor for Aviation Structural Mechanics and Aviation Structural Mechanics Safety Equipment for P-3 aircraft. Recruit Divisional Commander for Basic Training of Naval Recruits. Also for giving basic General Military Instruction for over 300 Staff members and providing lectures during Command Safety Stand downs for over 300 Officers and Sailors
• Proven ability to effectively and efficiently work in stressful environments and under pressure.