Support Dreamlifter Operations for the 747-400 LCF
Overview
27
27
years of professional experience
Work History
Support Dreamlifter Operations for the 747-400 LCF
Atlas Air Inc.
Charleston, SC
08.2010 - Current
Instructor for Unique Ground Support Equipment (MTS and DBL)
Instructor for GSE for LCF aircraft, Loadmaster for Boeing 747-400
Precision Equipment Operator for the Mobile Tail Support and DBL
Instructor qualified to train new employees on all operations of the LCF aircraft
Loadmaster qualified to operate the Boeing 747-400 cargo aircraft
Highly trained and certified to operate one of a kind specialized equipment to safely on/off load a heavily modified Boeing 747-400 called the Dream) Lifter
In direct support to carry sections of the new Boeing 787 which is called the Dream Liner
Certified to operate MTS (Mobile Tail Stand)
A heavily modified Hyster 1050 Forklift
Certified as MTS (Mobile Tail Stand) Coordinator
Certified to operate DBL (Darn Big Loader)
World’s Biggest Loader
Certified as DBL Coordinator, guides and aligns the Loader in all phases of operations
Certified on TPX-500 / GT 110 (Airplane Pushback)
Certified on TLD-883 Lower Lobe Cargo Loader
Lead / Supervisor during all phases of Dream) Lifter aircraft operations
Portable Tail Support System-Boeing 747-400 LCF System Training
Completed training for (SME) Shipping Mechanical Equipment Joint Inspection Forms.
Instructor Loadmaster, Current Operations Flight, Loadmaster Scheduler Boeing C-32A (757), C-22A (707), C-18A (727)
Data Masked, United States Air Force
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08.1997 - 11.2024
Instructor loadmaster for classified flying unit executing sensitive National Command Authority (NCA)-directed, Secretary of Defense tasked high priority missions
Performs on/off load duties on three classified, heavily modified 100 million dollar aircraft, ensuring rapid response and worldwide tactical employment of personnel and equipment, and outsized cargo
Supervises daily flight operations and monitors units 2,800-hour flying program; plans and coordinates employment of three dissimilar aircraft capable of worldwide employment
Managed and maintained unit’s 20 thousand dollar worldwide Jeppenson publication account
Ensured maximum proficiency training and scheduling for 70+ crewmembers on three classified, heavily modified aircraft, to include flight and ground phase training
Briefed and demonstrated classified aircraft capabilities to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) officials.
Manages and implements all aspects of the C-17A loadmaster standardization/evaluation program
Assures adherence to required standards of flight proficiency and polices by supervising the evaluation and observation program of 60+ assigned loadmasters
Responsible for reviewing and preparing student training records and recommends and conducts remedial training for 60+ assigned loadmasters
Observes and reports on student progress and recommends students for proficiency upgrades to the next higher crew qualification
Schedules 60+ loadmasters for worldwide airlift operations, local proficiency and tactical airdrop missions
Worked directly with Boeing to schedule quarterly loadmaster phase simulator times.
Instructor Loadmaster, Special Operations Low level II (SOLL II) C-5A/B
3rd /31st AS, United States Air Force
Dover AFB, DE
08.1988
Manages student / instructor scheduling and their currency for ground and airlift training events
Supervises the indoctrination and instruction of 60+ assigned/attached loadmasters in the principles of aircraft weight and balance, aircraft systems, and tie down and restraint methods
Provides technical expertise in instructing, evaluating and correcting student performance in the operations of hydraulic and electrical systems used for aircraft positioning and on/off-loading
Expert C-5 SOLL II Loadmaster; the C-5 provides the tactical platform to carry oversized cargo using different K-loaders, forklifts, and winching during loading and unloading operations
Plans, directs, coordinates and supervises on/off-loading operations of oversized cargo during airlift missions
Determines work assignments, work/rest plan and aircraft configuration
Conducts on-the-job training of aircraft loadmasters, troubleshoots aircraft systems, coordinates with support agencies and resolves technical issues that arise with loading outsized cargo.
Education
Associate Degree in Applied Science Automotive Technology -
Eastern Arizona College
01.1984
NCO Academy
Airman Leadership School
NCO Prep School
Skills
Managed the training program and records for over 30 personnel for the Charleston Station and our vendors
Implemented the current training record folder, which lists all current training items, this has been adopted at other LCF stations
LCF Weight and Balance Instructor / USGE Instructor for the Large Cargo Loader and Mobile Tail Support / LCF 747 Loadmaster / 747 Loadmaster
Grew the company's ability to preform remote weight and balance for the LCF aircraft, by teaching LCF weight and balance to selected company staff and vendors
Reduced travel cost for the company by the ability to teach LCF Weight and Balance courses via Microsoft Teams
Security for LCF aircraft (FACAOSSP) Full All-Cargo Aircraft Operator Standard Security Program I teach a company course to ensure the security of aircraft and crew
References
References are available on request.
Timeline
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