Brian Oldar
Ontario,CA
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
Work History
Technical Inspector
US Army
Fort Bliss, Tx
08.2018 - 08.2019
- Ensured the airworthiness of all AH-64 D&E and RQ-7 UAVs valued over 600 million dollars. Inspects systems, subsystems, and components before, during, and after maintenance. Trains maintainers on the proper use of manuals, forms and records.
- Selected to oversee maintenance operations as the Maintenance Sergeant; highly sought out for his remarkable troubleshooting.
- Demonstrated superior technical knowledge; inspected five 500 hour phases and eight 250 hour inspections on time with zero maintenance mishaps.
- Created weight and balance preset pay loads; giving the mission commander the flexibility to expeditiously change load outs for mission success.
- Volunteered to be the downed aircraft recovery team non-commissioned officer in charge. Always capable of recovering aircraft within 30 minutes of initial notification of the issue.
Platoon Sergeant
US Army
Fort Bliss, Tx
08.2020 - 02.2022
- Served as an AH-64D&E line company platoon Sergeant; supervised and provided technical guidance to subordinates performing aircraft and subsystem maintenance.
- Superb maintenance direction allowed for the platoon to exceed its monthly flying requirements with 408 hours flown in 4 months.
- Continuous innovate solutions to maintenance allowed 17 pilots to qualify for multiple gunnery tables in two months.
- Recognized as an outstanding leader and aviation professional by all pilots, peers, and maintenance personnel.
- Maintained an operational readiness rate 9% above the department of the Army standard and the highest in the Battalion.
Quality Control Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge
US Army
Fort Bliss, Tx
08.2019 - 08.2020
- Selected above by the squadron command sergeant Major as the quality control NCOIC, overseeing the airworthiness of a Battalion of AH-64D&E helicopters and RQ-7 UAVs.
- SSG(P) selected above 9 of his peers and placed in a position above his pay grade.
- Oversaw the safety and airworthiness of 24 helicopters, 18 UAVs, 124 Pilots, and 230 maintainers.
- Promoted ahead of peers in both rank and job responsibilities.
- Achieved outstanding performance as a top 5% Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO), exceeding all expectations while working with limited personnel in a constantly changing, complex COVID environment.
Timeline
Platoon Sergeant
US Army
08.2020 - 02.2022
Quality Control Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge
US Army
08.2019 - 08.2020
Technical Inspector
US Army
08.2018 - 08.2019