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Jeffrey M. Parrett

Xenia,OH

Summary

Forty-one years of progressively challenging professional, technical, administrative management, and acquisition of aircraft systems maintenance, logistics, sustainment, Government Property Management, Acquisition and Program Management for the United States Air Force and Department of Defense. Innovative manager and leader skilled in development, manufacturing processes, retail and wholesale supply support, manpower, DoD acquisition procedures, product life cycle support, life cycle logistics and finance budgeting. Demonstrated record of developing and implementing solutions to complex operational problems. Ability to set priorities to achieve immediate and long-term goals and meet operational deadlines. Extensive experience with F-22 Raptor and F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP) Acquisition Category (ACAT) ID programs, Life Cycle Logistics in Engineering & Manufacturing Development and Production and Deployment Phases, to include acquisition and sustainment knowledge of the DoD/AF policies, practices, regulations, and laws concerning the acquisition planning and life-cycle logistics management processes and initiatives in complex, high risk programs. Over 20 years of experience across all aspects of Product Support with extensive background in both acquisition and sustainment. Experience in planning, organizing, and directing the functions of organizational personnel to include counseling, mentoring, and motivating staff including civilian, military and contractors.

Overview

44
44
years of professional experience

Work History

Defense Contractor

HMR Tech
  • Acquisition Systems Center (ASC, 22 Systems Program Office (SPO)

Supervisor

John
  • Tollefson, (937) 713-6013, available for contact, Robert Blakey, (937) 257-3541, available for contact

Senior Acquisition Manager

  • Leads and coordinates all F-22, a Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP) Acquisition Category (ACAT) ID program, Site Activation Task Force activities, to include personnel, equipment, and weapons systems
  • Leads Government and Contractor Team (~45 personnel) on all Site Activation Task Force (SATAF) and Site Survey visits
  • Prepares and provides Wing Level (O-7) SATAF In-brief, Out-brief and specific topic briefings
  • Leads breakout strategy sessions on specific critical mission impact topics
  • Consolidates, tracks and ensures completion of SATAF generated action items
  • Investigates, consolidates, and provides responses and background for Congressional, Higher Headquarters and other Taskers concerning all areas of F-22 Site Activation and MILCON activities
  • Actively engaged with all F-22 locations for Site Activation sustainment support across multiple MAJCOMS and missions supporting F-22 Operational, Depot, Training and Test operations
  • Works extensively with MAJCOM A4, A5, and A7 division and Air Staff Program Element Managers (PEM) to establish F-22 Military Construction (MILCON) budget requirements for all F-22 required facilities and resources, to include Aircraft Maintenance and Operations Facilities, unique F-22 Low Observable Composite Repair Facility (LOCRF), infrastructure, communication and security requirements
  • Assists users in facility planning, development, and design reviews (35%, 65%, and 95%)
  • Provides unique program and weapons systems expertise ensuring full capability and mission success
  • Maintains the F-22 Facilities Requirements Plan (FRP), Base Activation Master Plan (BAMP) Site Activation Master Plan (SAMP) and other program specific documents program documents
  • Lead integrator for Base/Field Level Engineering and Technical Services (ETS)
  • Initiates Contractor Field Service Representatives (FSR) requirements and funding
  • Coordinates with MAJCOM A4/ETS in developing transition plans for FSR to Contractor Engineering and Technical Services (CETS) and later final sundown of contractor support
  • Develops and coordinates individualized Support Agreements (MOA, MOU, SA) with each location to support mission critical Lockheed/Boeing/Pratt contractors for home station and deployed operations support
  • Assists all areas of Field Support and Integration to include Aircraft Maintenance, Field Support Customer Service, Government Furnished Property (GFP) and Support Equipment (SE)
  • Leads Integrator for common support equipment (CSE) efforts
  • Single point manager for F-22 Equipment Allowance Standards (AS222, AS225), initial deliveries to and sustainment of base level CSE
  • Closely works with Air Logistics Centers to fund, procure, develop, modify and sustain F-22 required CSE.

Senior Government Property Manager (GFP) Acquisition Manager

  • Acquisition Manager for all F-22, a Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP) Acquisition Category (ACAT) ID program, Government Property, Facilities, Special Tooling, Special Test Equipment, and Agency Peculiar Property through effective application of Federal Acquisition Regulations and Program Contracts
  • Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP), Acquisition Category (ACAT) I program
  • Subject matter expert providing senior level expertise on equipment acquisition, procurement, and funding strategies for F-22 Program Support Equipment
  • Provides investigation, analysis and acquisition strategies recommendations for Support Equipment IPT, Field Units and Prime Contractor
  • Reviews, investigates, and coordinates with DoD resources for approving/disapproving Support Equipment Technical Documents (SETD)
  • Program Manager for over $50M in active acquisitions appropriation funding; executes approximately 19M annually in new acquisitions
  • Determines appropriate funding appropriations solution, determines and initiates multiple format funding documents; MIPR, AF Form 616, AF Form 185 Project Oder, Miscellaneous Obligation Documents (MORD)
  • Processes DFAS billings to appropriate accounts, maintains all associated records and audit trail documentation
  • Prepares acquisition and budgeting strategy, initiates Commitment, Obligations and Expenditure plans in Comprehensive Cost and Requirements System
  • Tracks and validates all requirements and expenditures associated with Program Government Furnished Property, Support Equipment, aircraft production and repair parts supporting F-22 Production and Sub-vendor Facilities, Combined Test Force, and multiple Active Duty Site Activation locations
  • Provides acquisition support to DoD procurement agencies through initial Requirements Correlation Matrix (RCM), source selection, contract negotiations and delivery schedule ensuring best possible price and delivery schedule
  • Manages Program Government Property assets throughout their life cycle from cradle to grave
  • Reviews, evaluates and provides inputs to Engineering Change Proposals (ECP), Contract Change Proposals (CCP), Air Vehicle Acceptance (AVA), Variances, Deficiency Reports (DR), Statements of Work (SOW), Spec compliance and Award Fees
  • Evaluates and makes determinations on Contractor tooling modification proposals, declarations of excess property disposals, and Special Test Equipment requirements
  • Prepares Contract Officer Letters supporting actions
  • Manages Government Property through a variety of Information, Equipment and Property Management Systems to include but not limited to, AEFMS, DAMES, D034, D035, D043, DESX, WebVlips, and Webcats
  • Participates in all Site Activation (SATAF) meetings, Equipment Allowance Standards reviews, Support Equipment Program Management Reviews (PMR) and Maintainers Conferences, and others as tasked
  • Evaluates and determines optimal solutions for equipment acquisition strategies
  • Works complex issues at management level with MAJCOMs, ALC’s, and Field Units
  • Mediates problem solutions or develops and negotiates adequate work-around procedures
  • Provides briefings to Senior Management, O-7 level, as required.

Quality/Technical Management Specialist

USAF
  • GS-0346-11
  • Provides Technical, Quality and Acquisition guidance during pre/post-award, source selection and contract negotiation for KC-135 and E-3 aircraft spares procurements
  • Provides written special contract provisions to support configuration management
  • Reviews and maintains Contract Technical Data Files (CTDF)
  • Provides technical advice for determining shelf life, testing requirements, characteristics changes and item recoverability to the Engineering Support Activities and Military Services
  • Coordinates and resolves technical problems or controversial items/issues with Engineering Support Activities (ESA) and Military Services
  • Validates maintenance inputs and coordinates with the Defense Logistic Information Service, initiates Cataloging Workload Tracking maintenance inputs for maintaining Total Item Record (TIR) and the CTDF
  • Identifies additional procurement sources, which are otherwise non-procurable or required to provide additional competition
  • Investigates, resolves and takes corrective action to prevent recurrence of customer/depot complaints through the Customer Depot Complaint System (CDCS) for Product Quality Deficiency Reports
  • Manages Property through Information, Equipment and Property Management Systems to include but not limited to, SAMMS, AEFMS, DAMES, D034, D035, D043, DESX, WebVlips, Webcats.

Senior Master Sergeant

  • (E-8), AFSC 2A393A
  • Directly supervised 2 personnel
  • Interviews, hires, assigns duties, manages 6 person office team as well as 16 person Operating Location (OL) Aircraft Acceptance Inspection team at F-22 Production Facility (AF Plant #6), Marietta, GA
  • Represents Air Combat Command, Lead Command for all Combat Air Forces (CAF), on F-22 acquisition, operational and logistical issues on Air Force's premier Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP), Acquisition Category (ACAT) ID program
  • Coordinates Airframe General, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Fuels, Egress and Electrical/Environmental systems activities
  • Works independently, delegated Command decision authority providing guidance and direction to System Program Office and Contractor
  • F-22 Manpower Manager; developed F-22 Manpower Estimate Report (MER) for over 3000 maintenance personnel spread across F-22 Fleet
  • Air Force's F-22 Integrated Product Team (IPT) Lead for Supply Support, Support Equipment, Joint Reliability and Maintainability Evaluation Team (JRMET), Modeling and Simulation and F-35 Joint Strike Fighter advisor
  • Programs and forecasts aircraft spares requirements, establishes budgets and directs acquisition strategy supporting future fleet of 339 aircraft
  • Determines and monitors 9 Mission Readiness Spares Packages (MRSP) with a total budget of over 360 million dollars
  • Identifies requirements, establishes budgets, directs procurement and monitors deliveries of Defense Logistics Agency, Air Logistics Command, and Contractor provided Support Equipment
  • Recommends development, modifications, testing and procurement solutions
  • Establishes equipment levels for gaining units on AF Allowance Standards
  • Reviews, evaluates and provides inputs to Engineering Change Proposals (ECP), Contract Change Proposals (CCP), Air Vehicle Acceptance (AVA), Variances, Deficiency Reports (DR), Statements of Work (SOW), and Award Fees
  • Evaluates Sortie Generation Rates, Manpower, and Airlift Technical Performance Measurements (TPM) against aircraft specifications
  • Conducts trade studies evaluating aircraft/equipment design improvements, logistics life cycle and operational impacts
  • Evaluates JRMET data collection, reporting, maintenance event categorization, Mean Time Before Maintenance (MTBM) and maintainability during F-22 flight and ground testing
  • 1 of only 3 independent voting members, validates contractor proposed Fix Demonstration and Effectiveness proposals to hardware, software and procedural shortfalls
  • Developed F-22 manpower plan for over 3000 personnel spread across F-22 Fleet
  • Interviews, hires, assigns duties, manages 6 person office and 16 person off-site team at Contractor facility in Marietta, GA
  • Assists in Depot Level Heavy Maintenance Statement of Work (SOW), Performance Based Agile Logistics (PALS) performance matrices and Partnering initiative
  • Identified requirements and wrote ACCI 21-103 Addendum BB, F/A-22 Minimum Essential Subsystems Listing (MESL) providing aircraft status guidance (i.e
  • NMCM, PMC, NMCS)
  • Subject matter expert, develops and provides briefing to MAJCOM, Air Staff, Directorate of Requirements (0-7) and System Program Director (O-7) as required
  • Proficient in Staff Level communications Bullet Background Paper (BBP), Position Papers, Staff Summary Sheet (SSS), and Briefings
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office software products, Word, Excel, Power Point, and Access.

Technical Sergeant

  • (E-6), AFSC 2A373A
  • Directly supervised six (6) personnel and led inspection team of sixteen (16) personnel in the accomplishment of periodic inspections on 24 F-15 aircraft
  • Planned and scheduled workloads and sequencing of maintenance actions
  • Ensured compliance with technical publications, verified quality and operations timeliness
  • Evaluated personnel proficiency and determined training requirements
  • Organized manpower to support 3 shift operations
  • Established controls ensuring aircraft met quality and flow time standards.

Supervisor, Staff Sergeant

Maurice Hill
  • E-5), AFSC 42652
  • Directly supervised four (4) personnel
  • Maintenance Professional of the Year, 1988
  • Performed maintenance, servicing, and troubleshooting of aircraft jet engines
  • Established priorities for maintenance, ensued compliance with standards of quality and safety.

Master Sergeant, Supervisor/Manager

General
01.1997
  • (E-7), AFSC 2A373A
  • Directly supervised Six (6) personnel; independently planned, organized, prioritized and directed all aircraft maintenance for 24 F-15 aircraft and 250 maintenance personnel in 10 Air Force specialties in demanding dynamic AF Fighter Squadron operations meeting all organizational goals
  • 1st Fighter Wing, category; demonstrated the highest degree of sustained job performance, knowledge, efficiency and results
  • Managed aircraft Depot and Phase workflow, acquisition of all parts and equipment required
  • Lead logistician for developing acquisition strategies supporting AEF deployments, Lead logistician for Advance party (ADVON) for all requirements
  • Coordinated daily, weekly, monthly flying schedules supporting MAJCOM annual flying programs anticipating aircraft inspection flow requirements, Time Change, Time Compliance Technical Orders, and Depot Maintenance inputs
  • Interpreted daily supply status with all systems available such as Fed log and WebCats to proactively engage WRALC and DLA for MICAP requisition status affecting daily NMCS aircraft and long term supportability for equipment operational readiness and status.

Workcenter Supervisor

01.1994
  • Determined requirements for support equipment and spares inventory levels
  • Monitored and accounted for delivery receipts through delivery accounting Supply processes
  • Maintained status of backordered parts and equipment through daily interaction with RSS, Command representatives, ALC inventory managers and Weapon System Supply Managers (WSSM) at DLA to ensure fill requirements
  • Gave daily briefings to Commander (O-6) on the status of the parts and support equipment.

Supervisor

Air Force Life Cycle Management Center
12.2017 - Current
  • (AFLCMC), Fighters and Advanced Aircraft Directorate, F-15 Division, Tim Morningstar, (937) 904-4202, available for contact, Melinda Grigorian, (937) 904-4202, available for contact, Col (ret) Ray Lindsay, (937) 305-2041, available for contact

Logistics Management Specialist

Life
04.2015 - Current
  • GS-0346-NH03
  • Supervises 4 Civilian personnel
  • Logistics Lead for Eagle Passive/Active Warning Survivability System (EPAWSS), Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP) Acquisition Category (ACAT) 1D program
  • Defined and integrated logistics elements and processes into a Tailored 5000.2 Milestone C Strategy supporting 2 decision points; accelerated RAA/IOC at least 18 months (APB Threshold)
  • ADM approved on single pass! Tailored acquisition strategy received accolades from SAF/AQ “great example of tailoring in a 5000.2 program
  • Speed can happen anywhere – celerity!” as well as CSAF and SAF “willingness to lead the way in doing do is much appreciated!”
  • Led site survey team evaluation of multiple Government and Contractor facilities capable of supporting EPAWSS Installation, in lieu of plans for continued Base-level Contractor Field Team (CFT)
  • Down selected to Contractor Modernization Facility (CFM) at San Antonio; provided EPAWSS with the capacity and efficiency to achieve accelerated RAA and IOC under the Tailored Milestone C approach
  • Evaluation and down-select to single point CMF provides F-15, not just EPAWSS, with a broad solution to complete other modifications and Depot support workload; to include F-15 Service Life Extension Program (SLEP) and critical F-15C Longeron replacement, keeping F15 aircraft viable for
  • Standup of CMF
  • Collaborated with F-15 Program Depot Maintenance (PDM) organizations in developing strategy/roadmap for both the PDM of previously installed EPAWSS modified aircraft and in EPAWSS installs during F-15 Programmed Depot Maintenance (PDM); This effort is concurrent with Contractor Installs at Contractor Mod Facility (CMF), San Antonio – provides program 2 Mod locations
  • Planning complete to induct Depot Process Verification (DPV) aircraft in FY24 and start of EPAWSS/PDM steady state production run in FY25 - more than doubles EPAWSS install capability with minimal impact to AA
  • PDM installs are critical to getting capability to warfighters!
  • Allows fleet to capitalize on 4000hrs of duplicative EPAWSS/PDM workload, reduces negative Aircraft Availability (AA) impacts by 3.5%, and keeps critical aircraft assets in warfighters hands
  • Dramatically reduces fleet-wide EPAWSS modification completion cycle from 16 years to 7 years
  • Manages critical EPAWSS modification inter-dependencies to combine and effectively sequence EPAWSS with 6 other ACAT-II F-15 modernization programs and Depot throughput requirements
  • Reduced risk across modernization programs and the F-15 Enterprise in bringing advanced capability to the warfighting community and extending the useful life of the F15 missions
  • Guided negotiations with individual program leaders to optimize modernization/ fielding plans for all program schedules while minimizing impacts to Aircraft Availability (AA), providing increased and critical assets to remain in the hands of the warfighters
  • Optimized corporate schedule provides all users defined baseline to guide activities, allows changes to a single programs top correlate and cascade into impacts to other programs, has allowed programs insight necessary to manage at a strategic level Responsible to standup of first ever F-15 Contractor Stand Alone Modernization Facility, San Antonio TX
  • Optimized resources to support accelerated EPAWSS Technical Order (TO) Publications and Time Compliance Technical Order (TCTO) Certification/Verification (CERT/VER)
  • Brought Cert/Ver activities left on schedule within existing EMD budget to successfully meet criteria established and approved by MDA Tailors Milestone C ADM
  • Dramatically reduce reliance on use of Preliminary Tech Orders (PTOs) by the warfighters, as well as, broader F-15 organizational initiative of implementing strategies for early Cert/Ver activities
  • Prime integrator between EPAWSS program teams and the Integrated Logistics Assessment (ILA) Independent Verification Team (IVT); Team Builder to perform efficiently and effectively with critical task timelines supporting Milestone C decision
  • Facilitated focused workshops across functional areas lines to finalize responses to keep team on and schedule on-track to complete Milestone C Statutory requirement
  • Serves as EPAWSS Ground Government Flight Representative (GGFR); responsible for approval of Contractor Ground Operating Procedures (GOP) related to aircraft ground operations and ensuring contractor compliance with applicable provisions the contract (Ground Flight Risk Clause) and AFI 10-220 IP (DCMA INST 8210.1C)
  • Initiated turnover of duties and responsibilities from Defense Contracting Management Agency (DCMA) to the Program Office; Seamless transition from DCMA to Program Office without impact to Contractor operations and impact to EPAWSS installation schedule
  • Chartered and Chaired EPAWSS Joint Reliability and Maintainability Evaluation Team (JRMET); supports Systems Engineering Plan (SEP)/Reliability & Maintainability (R&M) plans for maturation and tracking to planned Reliability Growth Curve (RGC)
  • Formalized JRMET provides the single forum reviewing raw reliability, availability, and maintainability (RAM) data for accuracy, completeness, and contractual and operational relevance during system test and evaluation
  • Successfully negotiated with Senior Leaders of Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC), 408th Supply Chain Management Squadron (SCMS) for Item level Supply Assignment (ILSA) of all Group B EPAWSS Hardware items
  • Provides up-front Organic Supply Chain Management (SCM) services – provides immediate normalized field level supply processes and procedures at $0 cost to the Program
  • Prevents mis-management of assets during traditional ICS period – eliminates “under desk” management of hardware prevalent on previous programs
  • Game-changer”, established new benchmark processes for all future programs! Eliminated reliance on and cost of SCM Interim Contractor Support (ICS); saved $35M on Low Rate initial Production (LRIP) contract – brings in the Government SCM expertise early in the program, eliminated need for cumbersome Logistics Transfer processes later in the program
  • Win for all organizations and warfighters!
  • Initiated supply Adjusted Stock Levels (ASL) actions with Base Logistics Readiness Squadrons (LRS) and Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) to ensure initial stock of EPAWSS consumables are available at each operational location at $0 cost to the Program
  • R – Forcing function to position Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) into immediate “buy” positions to procure and stock more than 200 critical items to be available to the warfighters – prevents grounding aircraft for minor consumable products, further eliminates need for Contractor management, stand up of contractor warehousing and SCM functions of “bit-piece” hardware – elimination resulted in an immediate savings to the program of $14M on the Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP) contract
  • I – Another “game changer”, benchmark for future programs - prevented “demons” of past programs and provides normalized organic SCM up-front in the program – stock readily available to support the warfighter years ahead of past programs
  • C- Critical to programs success in meeting ADMs mandate to restructure Engineering Manufacturing and Development (EMD) contract from CPIF/CPFF to Fixed Firm Price (FFP) based contract EMD Restructure
  • R – Restructure complete and signed on 27 Aug 2020, ahead of critical requirements to complete prior to entering into LRIP contract with the OEM
  • I – Greater cost control and
  • C – Advocated shift in strategy with HQACC, AFOTEC on Ready Assets Available/Initial Operational Capability (RAA/IOC) CONOPS change to now use 2 Test Aircraft as the Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP) Certification/Verification aircraft
  • R – Strategy supported and approved by COMACC; allows on-time RAA/IOC with no operational impacts while doubling the Nellis EPAWSS Test fleet allows for early and increased (EPAWSS) tactics development
  • I - Early EPAWSS tactics development increases operational effectiveness; ensuring EPAWSS full integration with weapons systems providing full capability to warfighters on delivery of the first operational aircraft
  • Department of Defense, Air Force, Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC), Joint Primary Aircraft Training Systems (JPATS), GS-0346-13
  • Supervises 2 Civilian personnel
  • Source Selection Lead for Joint Primary Aircraft Training Systems (JPATS), MDAP ACAT 1C program, Contractor Operated and Maintained Base Supply (COMBS) III contract valued at $1.98B
  • USAF led Joint program with customers at Air Education & Training Command (AETC), Chief of Naval Air Training (CNATRA) and the Army Flight Test Directorate (AFTD) consisting of 744 T-6A/B/D aircraft at 8 Main Operating Base (MOB) and 3 Satellite locations
  • COMBS is key component to operational availability by providing serviceable Material and Support Equipment (SE) in support of users annual flying hour programs through the acquisition, issue, repair, replace and return to service Material (rotables, consumables) and Support Equipment (SE)
  • Revitalized lagging project schedule with risk of jeopardizing service to customers; potential for break in service and customer mission degradation
  • Developed and briefed alternate Acquisition Strategy plan, gained Program Executive Officer Mobility Directorate (PEO/MB) and PEO Combat and Missions Support (PEO/CM) approval
  • Leading and streamlining teams activities on COMBS III while simultaneous leading efforts on Bridge Contract Source Selection, valued at $198M thereby preventing threat of break in service and customer mission degradation
  • Department of Defense, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC), Logistics Directorate

Product Support Branch

10.2012 - 04.2015

Lead

06.2008 - 03.2010

Support Equipment Manager

Property
02.2004 - 06.2008
  • Acquisition Systems Center (ASC), F-22 Systems Program Office (SPO)
  • Government Furnished

Supervisor

Defense, Defense Supply Center Richmond, DSCR
08.2003 - 02.2004
  • Marty Wright, (804) 279-5556, available for contact, (ret) Col Brett Haswell, (817) 762-3870, available for contact, Paul Stuffel, (804) 279-2432, available for contact

Program Manager

Airframe
08.1999 - 08.2003
  • For all equipment, spares, consumable inventory, and supply support, using a variety of information management system tools to include but not limited to MASS, AEFMS, SBSS, WebCats, D043, and CAMS
  • Logistics Manager accounting for government equipment and spares at multiple locations
  • Responsible for 7 million dollars of special test equipment, associated repair equipment, and aircraft parts
  • Managed Phase dock operations and insuring quality on-time F15 Phase Inspections, Support Section operations and mobility deployment movement of personnel and equipment.

Superintendent

USAF
05.1995 - 08.1999

Supervisor

USAF
07.1993 - 05.1995
  • Walter McIlwain, (770) 801-0232, available for contact
  • Master Sergeant, (E-7), AFSC 2A373A
  • Directly supervised thirteen (13) Dedicated Crew Chief (DCC) personnel; Planned, organized, inspected, evaluated, and managed the effectiveness of 45 aircraft maintenance technicians managing and performing maintenance on 13 assigned F15 C/D aircraft
  • Provided technical guidance, ensured timely and quality maintenance under demanding dynamic environment meeting organizational goals.

Supervisor

USAF, Naval Air
07.1988 - 07.1993
  • Walter McIlwain, (770) 801-0232, available for contact, Mike Farrell, location unknown
  • Sergeant (E-, AFSC 44330G
  • Performed servicing and maintenance on Minuteman missile ICBM weapon system, transportation vehicles, shipping and storage containers and related support equipment
  • Security Clearance
  • Secret, NACLC Jan 2020

Jet Engine Maintenance Specialist

USAF
02.1984 - 07.1988

Minuteman Missile Maintenance Specialist

USAF
02.1980 - 02.1984

Education

Associate in -

Missile Space and Space Systems Maintenance -

Community College of the Air Force

Bachelor of Science Professional Aeronautics - Management and Safety

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
Nov 2006

Distinguished Graduate -

USAF NCO Academy, Air University
Oct 1992

Associate in Applied Science Degree - Aircraft Systems Maintenance Technology

Community College of the Air Force
Aug 1997

Level I, Life Cycle Logistics -

Defense Acquisition University
Jul 2012

Level I, Program Management -

Defense Acquisition University
Jul 2012

Science Degree -

Jun 2003

USAF NCO Leadership Course -

Air University
Jun 1988

Professional Military -

USAF Senior NCO Academy, Air University
Apr 2000

Masters of Aeronautical Science - Aviation Aerospace Management

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
Jan 2015

Level III, Life Cycle Logistics -

Defense Acquisition University
Jan 2015

Level II, Life Cycle Logistics -

Defense Acquisition University
Jan 2013

Skills

  • Contract Negotiation
  • Hardware Engineering
  • Requirements Analysis
  • Simulation Modeling
  • Project Management
  • Test and Evaluation
  • Performance Metrics
  • Proposal Development
  • Military Operations Knowledge
  • Systems Engineering
  • Resource Allocation
  • Data Analysis
  • Risk Assessment

Accomplishments

  • Logistics Management Specialist, GS-0346-13
  • Appointed to lead transition of F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) responsibilities from HQAFMC to AFLCMC during AFMC 5-Center reorganization allowing seamless transition with uninterrupted service; immediately assumed AFLCMC lead for F-35 Product Support Element (PSE) expertise, one of three critical areas identified by AFLCMC/CC for increased focused engagement
  • Prepared and briefed AFLCMC/CC (0-9) and other USAF senior leaders on F-35 Governance meetings and program activities; prioritizes issues brought forward for senior leader awareness and engagement; key problem solver, integrator and liaison between USAF and Program Office
  • Participated in senior level JSF Logistic and Sustainment governance forums Sustainment Advisory Group (SAG), Autonomic Logistics Advisory Council (ALAC), Sustainment Executive Discussion (SED) well as senior level USAF F-35 forums Sustainment Steering Group (SSG), Weapons Systems Enterprise Review (WSER) and VCSAF Executive Review Board (ERB)
  • Planed, organized and directed F-35 USAF PSE activities by integrating F-35 fielding within USAF policies and procedures; highlights disconnects and appropriate action plans to ensure compliance
  • Daily engagement and interaction with Joint Program Office (JPO) Integrated Product Teams (IPTs) and across the entire F-35 global enterprise; Department of Navy (DoN), United States Marine Corps (USMC), the eight International Participants and Foreign Military Sales customers
  • Coordinated and communicated USAF logistics and sustainment activities between the Joint Program Office, members of the global enterprise and USAF F-35 organizations across multiple Major Commands (MAJCOMs) and Headquarters AF; serves as key liaison and advisor
  • Cultivated relationships within Joint program environment; built key partnerships with US Services and international participants with shared interests and commonality; reduced uniqueness and cost
  • Represented LCMC in USAF and Joint Service Program 0-6 level meetings and assigned taskings
  • Lead LCMC agent for F-35 Business Case Analysis (BCA) and Level of Repair Analysis (LORA) tasking; developed Ground Rules and Assumptions (GR&A), coordinated data gathering, analysis and adjudicated recommendations; efforts provide dramatic reductions in life cycle sustainment cost
  • BCA Phase II findings provided 4 alternatives with the derived alternative providing net reduction of 13% of addressable sustainment costs
  • Initial LORA analysis is projecting and 11% reduction in F-35A Life Cycle Cost (LCC)
  • Represented LCMC/LG in Sustainment Campaign Future Support Construct (FSC) and subsequent 3-Month Effort (3ME) taking F-35 Autonomic Logistics Global Sustainment (ALGS) from design concept to implementation; critical execution task to meet PEO objective of 30% O&S cost reduction
  • Lead LCMC participant at USAF F-35 Maintenance and Logistics Summit in mapping out USAF plan for FY15 to positively effect change in four key areas, Maintenance Manning, Support Equipment, Training and Metrics
  • Assigned to lead Support Equipment Working Group; built Common Support Equipment (CSE) and Multipath Support Equipment (MPSE) initiative driving down cost to both Program and USAF; provided out-brief and gained USAF General Officer and Program Office Cost War Room (CWR) endorsement; cost savings/avoidance of over $300M
  • Recognized background and expertise, fully integrated USAF F-35 activities, relied on by Senior leaders (0-6) at Headquarters Air Force (HAF), Air Combat Command (HQACC), Air Education and Training Command (AETC), Air National Guard Bureau (NGB), Air Force Material Command (AFMC)
  • Integrated and performed liaison role to resolve issues with Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC) and multiple AFLCMC Directorates to include Fighter-Bomber (LCMC/WW), Engineering (LCMC/EN), Agile Combat Systems (ACS), Support Equipment/Vehicles (WN), and Propulsion (LCMC/LP)
  • Assisted in development and publication of F-35 Addendums to Air Force Instruction (AFI) 21-101
  • Designated USAF Service Support Equipment Lead (SSEL); Single point decision maker and adviser to both Combat Air Forces (CAF) Lead and Program Office on USAF SE and Munitions Material Handling Equipment (MMHE) policies, procedures and practices
  • Identified F-35 initial deliveries of contractor provided MMHE was out of USAF configuration control standards; initiated MMHE team from Robins AFB to investigate and assist in correction of equipment
  • Developed alternate SE CONOPS to reutilize and expand use of existing USAF SE to meet F-35 requirements; projected $180M-200M cost savings/reduction and adopted by the F-35 Cost War Room FY 2014 activities to dramatically reduce life cycle costs
  • Assisted Air Force Metrology and Calibration (AFMETCAL) Program Office in negotiation and coordination of F-35 Calibration Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) instituting organic calibration of equipment reducing reliance on Contractor and reducing cost
  • Advocated and advised Tactical and Strategic issues/concerns to Combat Air Forces (CAF) and Program office; provides acquisition and Life Cycle strategies to increase efficiencies and reduce cost
  • Department of Defense, Headquarter Air Force Materiel Command (HQ AFMC)
  • Life Cycle and Sustainment Branch, Mar 2010 – Oct 2012
  • Supervisor: Jerry Johnson, (907) 350-1087, available for contact
  • Logistics Management Specialist, GS-0346-13
  • AF Civilian Achievement Award; Primary AFMC/A4 lead focal point on F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), a Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP) Acquisition Category (ACAT) ID program, Logistics and Sustainment related issues, questions and tasks entering AFMC; responsible for actions, responses and coordination of F-35 taskings throughout AFMC
  • Developed standing USAF F-35 Logistics and Sustainment Governance structure; codified 2-star General Officer USAF Sustainment Steering Group (SSG) and subordinate forums to identify, prioritize and present significant logistic and sustainment issues/risks to USAF and JSF senior leaders, provides for increased USAF sustainment focused engagement on F-35
  • Responsible for all aspects of governance from working groups to senior leader engagements
  • USAF F-35 Service Support Equipment Lead (SSEL) executing duties as single decision point for SE related activities and long term sustainment plans; liaison between JPO and USAF Support Equipment
  • Initiated and wrote Joint Support Equipment Memorandum Of Agreement (SEMOA) to clarify roles, responsibilities of both USAF and JPO parties; ensured configuration control of common assets
  • Designated as the USAF F-35 Sustainment Operating Instruction Review Board (SOIRB) Lead, responsible for SOI processing, review and coordination; single USAF advocate to JPO Review Board
  • Hosted and directed HAF/MAJCOM level discussions and decisions; developed and chartered USAF SOI review/approval processes; ensures SOI compliance with existing USAF policies and procedures
  • Assisted in the coordination and implementation of F-35 Depot Source of Repair (DSOR) decisions and site activation planning

Additional Information

  • Meritorious Service Medal w/ Oak Leaf Cluster Air Force Commendation Medal w/ 2 Oak Leaf Clusters Air Force Achievement Medal w/ 2 Oak Leaf Clusters Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal NCO Professional Military Education Ribbon w/ 2 Oak Leaf Clusters Air Force Outstanding Unit Award w/ 2 Oak Leaf Clusters Air Force Organizational Excellence Award Service Award National Defense Service Medal w/ Service Star Air Force Good Conduct medal w/ 7 Oak Leaf Clusters Air Force Longevity Service Award w/ 5 Oak Leaf Clusters Air Force Overseas Long Tour Ribbon Air Force Overseas Short Tour Ribbon

Timeline

Supervisor

Air Force Life Cycle Management Center
12.2017 - Current

Logistics Management Specialist

Life
04.2015 - Current

Product Support Branch

10.2012 - 04.2015

Lead

06.2008 - 03.2010

Support Equipment Manager

Property
02.2004 - 06.2008

Supervisor

Defense, Defense Supply Center Richmond, DSCR
08.2003 - 02.2004

Program Manager

Airframe
08.1999 - 08.2003

Master Sergeant, Supervisor/Manager

General
01.1997

Superintendent

USAF
05.1995 - 08.1999

Workcenter Supervisor

01.1994

Supervisor

USAF
07.1993 - 05.1995

Supervisor

USAF, Naval Air
07.1988 - 07.1993

Jet Engine Maintenance Specialist

USAF
02.1984 - 07.1988

Minuteman Missile Maintenance Specialist

USAF
02.1980 - 02.1984

Defense Contractor

HMR Tech

Supervisor

John

Senior Acquisition Manager

Senior Government Property Manager (GFP) Acquisition Manager

Quality/Technical Management Specialist

USAF

Senior Master Sergeant

Technical Sergeant

Supervisor, Staff Sergeant

Maurice Hill

Associate in -

Missile Space and Space Systems Maintenance -

Community College of the Air Force

Bachelor of Science Professional Aeronautics - Management and Safety

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University

Distinguished Graduate -

USAF NCO Academy, Air University

Associate in Applied Science Degree - Aircraft Systems Maintenance Technology

Community College of the Air Force

Level I, Life Cycle Logistics -

Defense Acquisition University

Level I, Program Management -

Defense Acquisition University

Science Degree -

USAF NCO Leadership Course -

Air University

Professional Military -

USAF Senior NCO Academy, Air University

Masters of Aeronautical Science - Aviation Aerospace Management

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University

Level III, Life Cycle Logistics -

Defense Acquisition University

Level II, Life Cycle Logistics -

Defense Acquisition University
Jeffrey M. Parrett