Robert Shugrue

• Coordinated with and issued instructions to airport vehicles and personnel.
• Alerted airport emergency crews and other designated personnel of aircraft flight difficulties.
• Operated various types of radios, telephones, interphone systems
• Maintained and disseminated records of daily operations.
• Provided advice based on observations and information from National Weather Service, IFR control facilities, flight service stations and pilots.
• Controlled arrivals and departures and transitioned aircraft across airfield and flight line.
• Provided pilots with instructions for safe landings and takeoffs at airport averaging 250 flights per day.
• Identified, analyzed, resolved and reported hazards and procedural issues affecting or potentially affecting safe and timely outcomes.
• Coordinated with FAA to determine compliance with all regulations.
• Assisted aircraft in emergency situations to increase preparedness and quick response, providing guidance and support.
• Participated in emergency simulations and drills to increase readiness.
• Managed training sessions to educate new air traffic controllers, applying best practices and complying with regulations.
• Analyzed flight plans to determine safety and accuracy, leaving no room for errors.
• Worked closely with other air traffic controllers to establish safe and productive flow of traffic.
• Documented air traffic activity to enable tracking history and maintain accurate records.

Air Traffic Controller

• Controlled arrivals and departures and transitioned aircraft across airfield and flight line.
• Notified airport response personnel to be ready when emergency situations presented.
• Utilized communications systems to direct movement of pilots and ground personnel.
• Researched continually to stay up to date on new FAA rules and policies.
• Tracked aircraft movements in airspace to communicate and provide instructions to pilots.
• Participated in emergency simulations and drills to increase readiness.
• Used radar and radio communications to accurately identify and monitor air traffic.
• Scrutinized flight patterns to determine available airspace and prevent collisions.
• Coordinated with FAA to determine compliance with all regulations.

• Alerted airport emergency crews and other designated personnel of aircraft flight difficulties.
• Operated various types of radios, telephones, interphone and radar recording systems.
• Maintained and disseminated records of daily operations.
• Provided advice based on observations and information from National Weather Service, IFR control facilities, flight service stations and pilots.
• Controlled arrivals and departures and transitioned aircraft across airfield and flight line.
• Provided pilots with instructions for safe landings and takeoffs at airport averaging 250 flights per day.
• Identified, analyzed, resolved and reported hazards and procedural issues affecting or potentially affecting safe and timely outcomes.
• Notified airport response personnel to be ready when emergency situations presented.
• Researched continually to stay up to date on new FAA rules and policies.
• Coordinated with FAA to determine compliance with all regulations.
• Assisted aircraft in emergency situations to increase preparedness and quick response, providing guidance and support.
• Participated in emergency simulations and drills to increase readiness.
• Managed training sessions to educate new air traffic controllers, applying best practices and complying with regulations.
• Analyzed flight plans to determine safety and accuracy, leaving no room for errors.
• Worked closely with other air traffic controllers to establish safe and productive flow of traffic.

• Coordinated with and issued instructions to airport vehicles and personnel.
• Alerted airport emergency crews and other designated personnel of aircraft flight difficulties.
• Operated various types of radios, telephones, interphone and radar recording systems.
• Maintained and disseminated records of daily operations.
• Provided advice based on observations and information from National Weather Service, IFR control facilities, flight service stations and pilots.
• Controlled arrivals and departures and transitioned aircraft across airfield and flight line.
• Provided pilots with instructions for safe landings and takeoffs at airport averaging 200 flights per day.
• Notified airport response personnel to be ready when emergency situations presented.
• Reviewed requests for activities impacting National Air Space (NAS) and Special Use Airspace (SUA) management.
• Researched continually to stay up to date on new FAA rules and policies.
• Utilized communications systems to direct movement of pilots and ground personnel.
• Coordinated with FAA to determine compliance with all regulations.
• Participated in emergency simulations and drills to increase readiness.

• Controlled arrivals and departures and transitioned aircraft across airfield and flight line.
• Oversaw emergency flight operations per government regulations for aircraft experiencing bad weather and equipment failure
• Notified airport response personnel to be ready when emergency situations presented.
• Provided pilots with instructions for safe landings and takeoffs at airport averaging 400 flights per day.
• Researched continually to stay up to date on new FAA rules and policies.

• Handled Alert Fighter Aircraft to intercept suspicious aircraft at the closest interceptor base to Russia.
• Controlled arrivals and departures and transitioned aircraft across airfield and flight line.
• Oversaw emergency flight operations per government regulations for aircraft experiencing bad weather and equipment failure
• Notified airport response personnel to be ready when emergency situations presented.
• Provided pilots with instructions for safe landings and takeoffs at airport .

• Received my Control Tower Operator's license at one of the busiest USAF pilot training bases.
• Controlled arrivals and departures and transitioned aircraft across airfield and flight line.
• Oversaw emergency flight operations per government regulations for aircraft experiencing bad weather and equipment failure
• Notified airport response personnel to be ready when emergency situations presented.
• Provided pilots with instructions for safe landings and takeoffs at airport averaging 450 flights per day.