Daniel Pagan

• Conducted regular inventory audits to maintain accurate stock levels and minimize excess or obsolete inventory.
• Monitored safety stock levels and established order policies to balance inventory availability with minimal investment.
• Developed comprehensive supplier performance metrics to ensure continuous improvement in service levels and product quality.
• Managed subordinates and gave directives, drafted schedules and comprehensively evaluated performance.
• Maintained material control and information systems, supporting manufacturing and balancing inventory surpluses with customer demand.
• Purchased indirect manufacturing supplies, administrative support materials and packaging to comprehensively build multifaceted production lifecycles.
• Reduced lead times for critical materials through strategic supplier partnerships.
• Enhanced inventory management by implementing a demand forecasting system.
• Worked closely with purchasing team, leveraging power of commodities and materials in outlining trade and distribution agreements.
• Understood common material delivery methods using automated vehicles, conveyor belts and rail-guided distribution systems and determined best strategy for products.
• Established strong relationships with both internal stakeholders and external suppliers to facilitate seamless communication throughout the supply chain process.

Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain avionics in; Boeing: 717, 737, 767, and 757. As well as Airbus
and Embraer 145 Aircraft.
Conduct Operational tests on avionics and electrical components using wiring diagrams.
Planning and documenting aircraft testing, certifications, and troubleshooting.
Assemble and disassemble wire harnesses, connectors, and components in the fuselage, wings, tail,
and cockpit.
Modification of aircraft configuration to abide by the FAA regulation
Operational checks on all systems; hydraulics, communication, and navigation
Utilize Aircraft manual for all procedures and policies for any maintenance requirement.
Install and troubleshoot electrical systems utilizing schematics.

• Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain avionics in; Boeing: 717, 737, 767, and 757
• As well as Airbus and Embraer 145 Aircraft
• Conduct Operational tests on avionics and electrical components using wiring diagrams
• Planning and documenting aircraft testing, certifications, and troubleshooting
• Assemble and disassemble wire harnesses, connectors, and components in the fuselage, wings, tail, and cockpit
• Modification of aircraft configuration to abide by the FAA regulation
• Operational checks on all systems; hydraulics, communication, and navigation
• Utilize Aircraft manual for all procedures and policies for any maintenance requirement
• Install and troubleshoot electrical systems utilizing schematics.

• A team leader is someone who provides guidance, instruction, direction and leadership to a group of other individuals (the team) for the purpose of achieving a key result or group of aligned results.

• Coordinates and expedites flow of materials, parts, and assemblies between sections or departments, according to production and shipping schedules or department priorities, and compiles and maintains manual or computerized records: Reviews production schedules and related information and confers with department supervisors to determine material requirements to identify overdue materials and to track material.

• Knowledge of the difference in materials as tooling between avionic, sheet metal, interior, fuel, also customer approved training on Delta, Southwest, Fedex, and Airtran
• My main job is to provide all the items possible to complete the task, and last but not least make sure that the customer knows that I have done all I could possibly do to make sure he received the help he needs.