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Work History
09/2016 to CurrentManager 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.
07/2014 to 09/2016Supervisor Airway Transportation System Specialist (FV-2101-J)Federal Aviation Administration | City, STATE, Serves as the supervisor for Airway Transportation
Specialist assigned to the Oklahoma City Flight Inspection Field Office (OKC
FIFO). Has responsibility for administrative duties to include approving leave
and corrective/disciplinary actions as appropriate. Has responsibility for
technical direction to include setting priorities, assigning tasks, monitoring
and evaluating performance, and coaching and developing employee capabilities.
Applies knowledge of the technical aspects of the work directed and applying
directed policies and procedures manages resources to accomplish objectives for
more than one organizational unit/project/program. Directs work of subordinate
employees based on the objectives of the major subdivision or line of business.
Performs planning process, including projecting short and long term future
needs and if needed requests additional resources as required to complete
routine and complex projects/programs based on organizational objectives.
Regularly called upon to identify problem areas with training and job
qualification currency with Airway Transportation Specialists assigned to the
OKC FIFO. Recommends new policies/solutions to minimize training time.Â
10/2011 to 07/2014Airway Transportation System Specialist (FG-2101-14)Federal Aviation Administration | City, STATE, Serves as primary short and long range strategic coordinator
for the Flight Inspection Services training department. Determines the
technical training needs for all current assigned employees, newly hired
employees, and members of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
who attend the International Flight Inspection course.
Defines goals of the training department and flight
inspection services field and staff offices based on current and projected
workforce requirements. Suggests allocation of resources including personnel,
flight inspection aircraft, and instructors to meet these training requirements.
Leads the planning efforts to change Basic Flight Inspection Class curriculum
based on older technology that supports the National Air Space (NAS) to the new
technology that will support the NAS requirements for next generation of
flights.
Develops training requirements and methodologies for the next generation flight
inspection system (NAFIS Phase I). Creates and conducts formal training plan
for certification of all newly hired flight inspection mission specialists
(FG-2101-13). Provides technical assistance to employees assigned to the
Training Team to develop flight inspection courses. Provides on the job
Training (OJT) to mission specialists for NAFIS Phase I in compliance with
program requirements and in accordance with the flight inspection training
program.
Prepares, presents, and updates ground and in-flight lesson plans pertaining to
flight inspection mission training. Evaluates flight inspection policies and
procedures to develop effective training plans and courses. Conducts briefings
that identify potential problems and improved training plans by adding the
corrective actions to the training plans. Works with the Flight Inspection
Services Standards Team to ensure training procedures follow policy guidelines
and determined areas of deficiency for training product improvement. Serves as
the lead technical point of contact for NAFIS Phase I flight inspection
training program.
2008 to 10/2011Mission Specialist Superintendent (SMSgt/E-8)United States Air Force | City, STATE, Performed
duties as a Mission Specialist Superintendent as well as conducted flight
inspection duties as assigned by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and
providing FAA support with civil/military airspace and air traffic control
systems. Certified to FAA and International Civil Aeronautical Organization
(ICAO) standards to operate automated flight inspection system on board
Challenger (CL-601/604) aircraft in support of the NAS and flight safety.
Analyzed flight collected technical data to ensure accuracy and reliability of
mobile and fixed navigational aids (NAVAIDS). Certified airworthiness of
instrument Flight Rule (IFR) procedure development and terminal instrument
procedures (TERPs). Served as the primary ground and airborne instructor for
the US Air Force Flight Inspector program. Oversaw training program for USAF
reserves and USAF active duty Mission Specialists and scheduled On the Job
(OJT) training flights to ensure training requirements were met. Directly
supervised 8 Mission Specialists and provided mentoring for 6 others. Served as
the primary point of contact for the military flight inspection program.
Recruited, hired, trained, and recommended to flight inspection management the
best office placement for the newly hired mission specialist. Trained newly
assigned Air Force Reserve and Active Duty personnel to perform all aspects of
the Flight Inspection mission.
Worked with FAA flight inspection scheduling to ensure training flights were
productive as well as beneficial for FAA flight inspection ensuring flight
hours were maximized to the fullest extent. Contributed to the personnel
scheduling for FAA flight inspection requirements for contingency operations
during Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom to ensure
personnel experience level would meet FAA requirements for scheduled
contingency flight inspection missions.
08/2005 to 2008Flight Inspection Scheduler/Dispatcher (FG-2101-13)Federal Aviation Administration | City, STATE, Coordinated
flight dispatching, provided flight operational oversight activities for flight
inspection aircraft in support of flight inspection mission and DOD worldwide
flight inspection requirements. Authorized and redirected flight inspection
aircraft to meet priority National Airspace System (NAS) needs and maintained knowledge
of the aircraft location at all times while on itinerary. Ensured information
was relayed to crew members of situations that arose, which may have impacted
the accomplishment of the mission. Oversaw 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.
Maintained oversight of crew schedule forecasts. Coordinated crew scheduling
modifications to employees due to operational considerations and ensured flight
crew schedules were in accordance with current FAA directives. Coordinated with
upper management, training team, and staff management concerning, aircraft
flight time, crew data and aircraft availability.
Upon crew request, calculated aircraft weight and balance, filed flight plans,
and obtained weather and NOTAM information to assist flight personnel in
determining the feasibility of conducting flight inspection aircraft missions
into specific geographic areas.
Assisted National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) or FAA investigator, ATC,
and Airway Facilities, in determining the necessary and extent of a facility
flight check. If flight check was required, made the necessary contacts to
initiate the appropriate actions.
2002 to 08/2005Airway System Transportation Specialist (FG-0301-13)Federal Aviation Administration | City, STATE, Served as a liaison between Technical Operations and Flight
Inspection crews. Duties included briefing flight inspection crews and
maintenance actions performed and status of facilities. Determined whether
systems or services maintained by Technical Operations required flight
inspection services to minimize service interruptions to restore services for the
safe and efficient operation of the National Air Space (NAS). Provided
appropriate service based on the required system and service certification
required by Technical Operations policy and guidelines. Working with the flight
inspection schedulers, directed work for timely restoration of services
throughout the area of geographic responsibility. Coordinated with Operation
Control Centers for the scheduling of flight inspections ensuring proper
maintenance support for these critical services would be available. Worked
directly with System Support Centers and FAA contractors with new equipment
installations and modifications and committed flight inspection resources to
NAS operations.
Served as liaison between Terminal Enroute Procedure Specialist (TERPS) and
flight inspection crews. Duties included tracking newly developed flight
procedures and assigning priorities based on the needs of the NAS. Coordinated
with regional engineers, technical operations, and TERPS concerning new airport
projects.
Served as one of the focal points for Flight Inspection Services
accident/incident responses and coordinates crisis response activities as
contained in the FAA Aircraft Accident/Incident Management Handbook. Assisted
National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) or FAA investigator, ATC, and
Airway Facilities, in determining the necessary and extent of a facility flight
check. If flight check is required, makes the necessary contacts to initiate
the appropriate actions.
2001 to 2002Airborne Electronics Technician (FG-0856-12)Federal Aviation Administration | City, STATE, Evaluated and certified navigational aids and signals in
space within the National Airspace System using expeditious data and equipment
analysis techniques to accomplish the flight inspection mission. Maintained
currency with all aircraft types within the fleet to accurately operate and
assess performance of all onboard flight inspection equipment. Troubleshoot
onboard aircraft equipment to determine if discrepancies were due to aircraft
equipment or poor facility performance of ground and satellite based
navigational aids. Analyzed and evaluated facility and airport technical data
to determine accuracy. Served as Mission Instructor providing training and technical
guidance to newly assigned Airway Transportation System Specialist in equipment
operation, data analysis, facility performance, and mission accomplishment.
03/1997 to 2001Airborne Electronics TechnicianUnited States Air Force | City, STATE, In-flight
evaluated and certified navigational aids within the National Airspace System
using expeditious data and equipment analysis techniques to accomplish the
flight inspection mission. Maintained currency with all aircraft types within
the fleet to accurately operate and assess performance of all onboard flight
inspection equipment. Troubleshot onboard flight inspection equipment to
determine if discrepancies were due to aircraft equipment or poor facility
performance of ground and satellite based navigational aids. Analyzed and
evaluated facility and airport technical data to determine accuracy. Served as
Mission Instructor providing training and technical guidance to newly assigned
Airway Transportation Systems Specialists in equipment operation, data
analysis, facility performance, and mission accomplishment.
09/1994 to 03/1997Airfield Systems MaintenanceUnited States Air Force | City, STATE, Served as assistant work center supervisor responsible for
operation and maintenance of fixed Instrument Landing System (ILS) and tactical
navigational aids (TACAN), automated weather observation equipment. Maintained
proficiency on several systems to accurately sustain and access performance, to
include Instrument Landing System and Tactical Air Navigation. Analyzed,
evaluated, and implemented proposed equipment and policy changes, and improvements
to technical data. Conducted and supervised training on system performance and
maintenance actions to restore facility operation.
09/1990 to 09/1994Airfield Systems MaintenanceUnited States Air Force | City, STATE, Responsible
for maintenance and upkeep of a mobile tactical air navigational (TACAN) for
USAF tactical deployments. Maintained system readiness using Preventive
Maintenance schedule, maintaining a technical order library and ensuring supply
kits were available for USAF readiness program.
05/1986 to 09/1990Airfield Systems MaintenanceUnited States Air Force | City, STATE, Responsible for the reliability, performance, and
certification of Instrument Landing System (ILS) and Tactical Air Navigational
(TACAN) in support of aircraft operations for Yokota AB, Japan. Also maintained
weather RADAR along with weather equipment located at Camp Zama, Japan.
Obtained information derived from technical orders, special test equipment and
applied technical knowledge to assess system operation and quality of service.
Conducted all system Preventive Maintenance Inspections (PMI) routines as well
as Pre-Flight and Post Flight Inspection facility data compilation and
analysis. Resolved out of tolerance conditions, recognizes alternative systems,
potential equipment reconfiguration and executed timely restoration of systems
to minimize air traffic service interruption to ensure flight safety.
Education
Expected in 2004Bachelor of Science | Business ManagementPark University , Parkville, MO United StatesGPA:
Graduated Cum Laude
Expected in 1996Associate of Applied Science | Electronic Systems Technology Community College of the Air Force , Maxwell AFB, ALGPA:
Certifications
Commercial
Aircraft Dispatchers License, Part 121, June 2005
Flight
Inspection Airway Transportation Systems Specialist, November 1998
Navigational
Aids Equipment Specialist Keelser
AFB, MS Â United States
Technical or Occupational Certificate 06/1986
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