Kendrick Magat

• Manage and maintain the hazardous waste containment and disposal program ensuring compliance with Navy policy, federal, state and local hazardous waste and air emission rules and regulations are met using FRCSWINST. 5090.1F.
• Using the Hazardous Material Management System, I ordered new containers, requested pump outs, and closed containers meeting the Environmental Programs’ sixty day window to turn in containers to the Central Berm thus allowing them to meet their ninety day deadline.
• I examine computerized reports such as the Metrology Calibration Measure Programs’ Format 350/Format 802 Reports and the Ground Support Equipment Coming Due Report. I anticipate work stoppages, prioritize required assets needed to complete scheduled workload by coordinating with production controllers, artisans and calibration personnel. Initiate actions to correct any deficiencies in support of IPT operations.
• I enjoy working in a team environment and possess the necessary interpersonal and communication skills to interact with a diverse population. I can work independently without supervision, and I am an effective multitasker. Proven ability to manage multiple responsibilities in a fast-paced environment with set deadlines.
• Meticulously maintained key supporting documents for equipment inventory, calibration, weight handling and Environmental/HAZWASTE for traceability and auditing purposes.
• On a daily basis, I interface with the Ground Support Equipment Shop, Sling Shop, IMRL Office, Calibration Lab and Chemical Yard personnel. I have an excellent working relationship with all. These interactions with a wide variety of personnel in a manner that promotes the teamwork and productivity required to meet my programs’ and the commands’ missions.
• Utilize safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintains a safe and clean work environment.

-Determining if aircraft are safe for flight in relation to weight and balance standards, coordinating logistical support in transporting weight and balance equipment to and from various job sites, monitoring projects for proper sequence and configuration as required by aircraft programs to meet flight test commitments.

- I apply mathematical formulas pertaining to weight and balance, conduct Aircraft Weight & Balance testing by using the Automated Weight & Balance System (AWBS) Computer Program, perform physical inventory of aircraft, resolve weight and balance concerns utilizing my experience with Naval and Marine aircraft and helicopters per NAVAIR 1-1B-50, Government issued Secret Clearance.