Senior Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor with extensive expertise in leadership, project management, and strategic planning. Recognized for optimizing operational efficiency and ensuring 100% mission success in support of Presidential aviation operations. Proven ability to lead high-performing teams, drive excellence, and deliver results in demanding environments.
Reviewed aircraft discrepancy logs regularly to maintain proper configuration and accuracy.
Executed comprehensive planning for 377 detachments of Marines and helicopters, achieving 100% mission success.
The Supervised Maintenance Department’s operations and supported material requirements effectively for three types of model aircraft: the VH-3D, VH-60N, and VH-92A.
Coordinated with Operations Department to schedule squadron aircraft usage efficiently.
Acted as primary liaison with Operations, White House Military Office, and contractors to forecast maintenance needs accurately.
Trained 20 Safe for Flight Maintenance Controllers in procedures that enhance operational efficiency.
Led daily meetings with the Operations Officer supporting aircrew training requirements directly.
Managed near, mid, and long-range planning for all phase maintenance schedules, ensuring optimal aircraft readiness.
CH-53E Crew Chief
Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 361
San Diego, California
03.2012 - 06.2020
Supervised 35 Marines during Service Level Training Exercise 2-20, enhancing development and maintenance capabilities.
Led Flight Line Division as Chief, achieving successful execution of critical maintenance tasks for 377 sorties.
Maintained high standards as a CH-53E Crew Chief, achieving 764.8 mishap-free flight hours while adhering to regulations.
Coordinated daily maintenance control activities, optimizing task delegation to meet operational deadlines.
Enhanced interdepartmental communications between Flight Line Division and Maintenance Control for streamlined operations.
Mentored junior Marines on professional military education and Marine Net course completion, supporting training objectives and career development.
Oversaw and ensured accuracy of administrative submissions related to unit maintenance processes.
Guided team members on professional development initiatives.
F/A-18 Structure/Hydraulics Mechanic
Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 314
San Diego, California
05.2007 - 03.2012
Guided junior Marines in personal and professional development through Marine Corps Mentorship Program.
Monitored all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance operations for 12 F/A-18D aircraft.
Coordinated with Maintenance Control, Quality Assurance, Naval Aviation Depot, and Naval Air Technical Data and Engineering Service Command to effectively prioritize maintenance tasks.
Performed inspections and repairs on hydraulic, pneumatic, and structural systems of aircraft, ensuring operational readiness.
Documented maintenance actions in compliance with applicable publications and directives.
Employed Operational Risk Management (ORM) for effective task assignment to subordinates.
Facilitated acceptance, transfer, modifications, and Naval Air Depot maintenance action coordination.
Education
High School Diploma -
Airport Senior High School
Carleton, MI
06-2006
Some College (No Degree) - Technical Management
American Military University
Charles Town, WV
Skills
Aircraft maintenance supervisor
Project management
Operations planning
Strategic planning
Leading large and successful teams
Technical writing and documentation
Critical thinking
Skilled communicator
Certification
Safe for Flight Maintenance Controller- Marine Helicopter Squadron One