Robert A. Market
Hastings,US
Summary
Utility Dispatch Operator
Overview
22
22
years of professional experience
Work History
Quality Control Inspector
Wilson Case
04.2025 - Current
- Duties: Inspect cases for defective material and missing hardware. Log workorders daily. Material Inspection: Examine incoming materials to ensure they meet required specifications and quality standards. Production Oversight: Monitor production processes to identify and address any quality issues promptly. Testing and Measurement: Utilize various tools and equipment to test and measure products, ensuring compliance with design specifications. Documentation: Maintain accurate records of inspections, tests, and other quality control activities. Continuous Improvement: Collaborate with the production team to develop and implement process improvements aimed at enhancing product quality and efficiency. Compliance: Ensure all products and processes adhere to industry standards and regulations.
- S: Erica Lamb
- P: 800-3225493 May Contact
Aircraft Systems Supervisor
Army Aviation Support Facility #2
05.2004 - 04.2025
- Duties: Manages, supervises, trains, and evaluates maintenance operations, facility operations, allied shop personnel, and GSA vehicles operations in the proper procedures to perform safe and efficient maintenance assignments located at the Army Aviation Support Facility (AASF) in Grand Island, NE. Supervises 12 full time federal employees who perform maintenance and repair and operate facility systems. Responsible for management and coordination of routine maintenance and various other inspections and assignments. Responsible and accountable for maintaining and inventorying over $194 million worth of aircraft, parts, tools, shop equipment, and test equipment. Engages in activities related to the management and/or the administration of the service and performs managerial work related to facilities operations and maintenance. Performs technical work involving managing, administering, and operating services and programs related to providing a safe environment. Preparing individual development records, along with training syllabus with projected units of training required. Evaluating the performance of maintenance personnel to insure that established standards of maintenance proficiency are maintained through evaluation or observation. Recommends improvements in maintenance procedures. Determines how many assignments can be accomplished concurrently, which ones must be delayed, and the number and types of employees required, considering skills, personnel materials, and equipment available/mandated. Provides production control a forecast of scheduled and unscheduled maintenance requirements to facilitate fleet management. Selected workers and assigned tasks to be performed. Explained work requirements, methods, and procedures. Instructed subordinates in new procedures and provided advice when problems arose. Assessed work in progress or completed assigned work orders. Investigated work related issues (e.g., low productivity) and identified causes; implemented corrective actions that could be taken within the limits of incumbent’s authority. Evaluated and adjusted plans, assignments, and methods as necessary to accomplish the work effectively and economically when feasible. Determined equipment, supplies and maintenance personnel required for assigned maintenance tasks. Ensured supplies are ordered and received to expedite timely completion of maintenance worker orders. Coordinated work and logistical support with other units outside the organization that involved facility maintenance. Counseled employees on performance, and conducted formal and informal performance appraisals. Initiated proposals for formal disciplinary action when appropriate. Identified employee training requirements and initiated recommendations to accomplish necessary training. Scheduled and approved leave of subordinates. Promoted participation of employees in the Suggestion and Incentive Awards Programs. Participated in weekly Production Control meetings and provided information to the Production Control Officer on current and scheduled maintenance being performed. Assured Equal Employment Opportunity programs are implemented and effective, accomplishing equal opportunity goals with Department of Defense, Department of the Army and local policies.
- Responsible for the Quality Insurance accountability of the maintenance being performed. Engages in activities related to the management and/or the administration of the service and performs managerial work related to facilities operations and maintenance. Performs technical work involving managing, administering, and operating services and programs related to providing a safe environment. Preparing individual development records, along with training syllabus with projected units of training required. Evaluating the performance of maintenance personnel to insure that established standards of maintenance proficiency are maintained through evaluation or observation. Recommends improvements in maintenance procedures. Determines how many assignments can be accomplished concurrently, which ones must be delayed, and the number and types of employees required, considering skills, personnel materials, and equipment available/mandated. Provides production control a forecast of scheduled and unscheduled maintenance requirements to facilitate fleet management. Selected workers and assigned tasks to be performed. Explained work requirements, methods, and procedures. Instructed subordinates in new procedures and provided advice when problems arose.
- Contracting Officers Representative (COR) for the LUH-72 Lakota program at AASF in Grand Island, NE. Provides technical direction, clarification and guidance on the contract that the LUH-72 Lakota program is managed by. Responsible for managing and supervising Ground Support Shop, Structural Repair Shop, Refueling Shop, Powertrain Repair Shop, Powerplant Shop, Electrical Shop, Pneudraulics Shop, Avionics Shop and GSA vehicles. Responsible for generating, assigning, managing, and finalizing work orders. Adhering to stringent time requirements to have work orders and maintenance responsibilities completed in an efficient and safe manner. Observing to OSHA standards, EPA regulations, and military rules and regulations that apply. Responsible for communicating and working with Production Control section and Quality Control/Assurance section to obtain a high state of maintenance readiness and to produce a safe and reliable aircraft.
- S: Derek Lynaugh
- P: 308-440-0426 May contact
Education
Bachelor Degree - Business Management
Doane University
12.2019
Federal Aviation Administration Certification - FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) License
Baker’s School of Aeronautics
Lebanon, Tennessee11.2011
High school Diploma - undefined
Neligh-Oakdale High School
Neligh, Nebraska05.1992
Skills
- Recordkeeping
- Error reduction
- Stress tolerance
- Information analysis
- Technical aptitude
- Specifications reading
- Verbal and written communication
- Decision-making
- Team collaboration
- Training new hires
- Updating logs
- Workflow prioritization
Affiliations
- Affiliation: Airframe and Powerplant Certified
- Affiliated Organization: Federal Aviation Administration
- Veteran Foreign Wars
Timeline
Quality Control Inspector
Wilson Case
04.2025 - Current
Aircraft Systems Supervisor
Army Aviation Support Facility #2
05.2004 - 04.2025
Federal Aviation Administration Certification - FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) License
Baker’s School of Aeronautics
High school Diploma - undefined
Neligh-Oakdale High School
Bachelor Degree - Business Management
Doane University
Honors, Awards
Army Commendation Medal - December 2019, Army Commendation Medal - March 2014, Army Commendation Medal - July 2008, Army Commendation Medal - March 2008, Army Commendation Medal - November 2005, Armed Forces Reserve Medal W/M device - November 2013, Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal - November 2013, Army Achievement Medal - June 2009, Army Achievement Medal - March 1995, Noncommissioned Officers Professional Development Ribbon - March 2011, Distinguished Honor Graduate of 15VObservation Scout Repairer Course - April 2008, Highest academic grade in the 15T (UH-60) MOS Transition Course - December 2007, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal - November 2005, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal - November 2005, National Defense Service Medal - December 1992, Master Aviation Badge - August 2011, Aviation Badge, Army Service Ribbon - May 93, Overseas Service Ribbon - June 1994, Army Good Conduct Medal - September 1995, Air Assault Badge - February 1995, Distinguished Honor Graduate of the AH-64 Aircraft Powertrain Repairer Course - June 1994, Honor Graduate of the 68D Powertrain Repairer Course - May 1993
Job Related Training
- September 2011 - Contracting Officers Representative (COR) Training
- January 2009 - Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 30 Hour Supervisor Training Course in General Industrial Safety and Health
- September 2008 - Program Coordinator for the Hazardous Energy Control Procedure Lockout/Tagout
Veteran
MOS is the Military Occupational Specialties used in the Branch of Service: Awarded the following MOSs
- Army 15 D Aircraft Powertrain Repairer May 1993
- Army 15 R AH-64 Apache Helicopter Repairer June 1994
- Army 15 U CH-47 Chinook Helicopter Repairer March 2007
- Army 15 T UH-60 Blackhawk Helicopter Repairer December 2007
- Army 15 U Oh-58 Kiowa Helicopter Repairer April 2008
- Army Identifier Aviation Life Support Equipment Technician (ALSE) August 2008
- Army NA UH-72 Lakota Helicopter Repairer October 2011