09/2016 to Current Manager Flight Inspection Scheduling Subteam (FV-2186-K) Federal Aviation Administration | City, STATE, Flight Inspection Scheduling supervisor focal point for coordinating and flight operational
oversight for the agency’s fleet of flight inspection aircraft, performing all
operational communications associated with these functions. Â This operation supports all flight inspection requirements for civil and DOD worldwide
flight inspection requirements. Â Authorizes and redirects flight inspection
aircraft to meet priority National Airspace (NAS) needs and maintains knowledge of the location of all
aircraft at all times. Â Oversees and monitors all flights in
progress. Â Ensures information is relayed to crew members of situations that
arise, which may impact the accomplishment of the mission. Oversees the
coordination of mission changes, priorities, and deviations necessary to
provide flight inspection support making the most efficient use of flight hours
while maintaining safety. Â Maintains
the oversight of crew schedule resource forecasts and advises upper management of
potential crew availability issues. Coordinates crew scheduling modifications, coordinates with training team and staff management
concerning aircraft flight time, crew data, and aircraft availability. Â Serves
as the supervisory focal point in the Flight Inspection Scheduling Sub-Team for
the Flight Inspection Team on Defense Readiness and National emergency
information and initial actions for flight inspection activities. Supervises
all DOD requirements in Support of the Flight Inspection Team combat flight
inspection mission in accordance with existing memorandums of agreement.
Receive classified messages of ship movements and shipboard facility data.
Assures the flight inspection of U.S. military ships are accomplished within
critical timeframes.
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Serves
as the supervisory focal point for
Flight Inspection Team for After Accident/Incident responses and coordinates crisis
response activities as contained in the FAA Aircraft Accident/Incident
Management Handbook. Assists National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), FAA investigator, Air Traffic Control, and Technical Operations in determining the necessary and extent of a facility flight check. Makes the necessary decisions and initiates the appropriate
actions.
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Defines,
plans, and organizes assigned budget, staff, and other resources to accomplish
objectives for more than one organizational unit/project/program. Manages
budget and either reallocates resources among organizational units/ projects/programs
or requests additional resources, as needed. Performs critical aspects of the
budget planning process, including projecting short-term and long-term future
needs and justifying resource requirements.
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Work
is typically governed by established policies, procedures, and organizational
objectives that frequently leave room for discretion. Resolves all but unique
problems without the intervention of higher level management. Â Regularly called
upon to identify problem areas and to develop and recommend new policies and
procedures for resolution. Â Has discretion to ensure the alignment of projects/programs with the
tactical (short-term) objectives of the major subdivision. Â Â Work
activities typically impact directly on project/program objectives for more
than one organizational unit and for the major subdivision.