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Scheduler/ Aviation Resume
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Desired Industry: Aviation |
SpiderID: 75572 |
Desired Job Location: Alamogordo, New Mexico |
Date Posted: 6/14/2015 |
Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent |
Availability Date: Immediately |
Desired Wage: 60000 |
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U.S. Work Authorization: Yes |
Job Level: Management (Manager, Director) |
Willing to Travel: |
Highest Degree Attained: Bachelors |
Willing to Relocate: Yes |
Objective:
Dynamic, results-driven, and performance-focused professional, offering broad-based experience in operations management,
troubleshooting and process efficiencies, scheduling support, and customer service
Highly effective leader and team player; reputed for developing efficient processes while overseeing and leading complex technical
and administrative functions. Armed with keen attention to detail and well- defined interpersonal, organizational, problem-solving,
analytical, multitasking, and technical skills. Commended for successfully managing multimillion-dollar programs and conducting
various operational training within federal and military settings. Articulate communicator and operations director; currently hold
Secret Clearance. Recipient of two Airman of the Quarter recognition and two Outstanding Unit Awards.
Experience:
Professional Experience
Crew Training International | 2014–2015 Graduate Training Integration Management System (GTIMS) Associate | Alamogordo, NM, USA 2014–2015 Assumed full accountability in overseeing the GTIMS user access, conducting updates, drafting related reports, proficiently teaching
GTIMS classes, resolving trouble tickets, and solely maintaining system integrity. Efficiently led the creation and management of standard/evaluation tasks for permanent aircrew members. Guaranteed strict compliance with technical dates, instructions, and work standards. Leveraged outstanding leadership aptitude in administering the F-16 flying hour program.
Flying Squadron Scheduler | Alamogordo, NM, USA 2014–2015 Rendered strategic assistance to the squadron chief programmer in coordinating and scheduling all current and future tasks
institution-wide. Proactively assisted colleagues and the management in arranging long-range requirements for students, permanent party, and attached
personnel. Handled the preparation of all scheduling reports, facilitated and took part in various maintenance and airspace meetings; and
scheduled and presided over device and academic training.
United States Air Force | 2005–2014 Manager, Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) | Alamogordo, NM, USA 2013–2014 Directed and solely monitored flight crews and pilots in completing the training requirements. Rendered keen oversight to the organization’s direct report, as well as $2M worth of equipment and materials. Consistently ensured regulation adherence to more than 150 test missions. Initiated the auditing of the aviation resource management system (ARMS) for discrepancies in an aircrew member’s flying hours and
training.
Program Manager, NCOIC Wing Scheduling; Assistant NCOIC | Alamogordo, NM, USA 2010–2013 Authored approximately 49 daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly flying hour reports to be reviewed by the Air Combat Command (ACC). Spearheaded the $24M flying training program which organized 9,000 flights and 24,000 flying hours annually. Proficiently utilized multiple technology systems to manage key operations and draft reports across the U.S. Army, ACC, Air Mobility
Command (AMC), and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Highlights: Successfully made it possible for the unit to receive excellent ratings in 2011 through safe and accurate program management
initiatives and expert management to all operational procedures. Significantly increased operational capacity by 75% by providing training to the junior staff on complex flight scheduling
procedures. Obtained 100% safety compliance during scheduling operations; and submitted all safety reports in a timely manner and with zero
errors. Earned recognition as a self-motivated and excellent non-commissioned officer (NCO) and subject matter expert of complex scheduling
processes.
Postal Clerk | Okinawa, Japan 2008– 2010 Contributed in driving the quality and financial viability of a postal service center’s operations. Provided high-level customer service to 22,000 customers, while leading the timely processing of 500,000 pounds of mails monthly. Oversaw the preparation and streamlining of accountable and non-accountable mail- pickup notices for incoming parcel deliveries.
Highlights: Positioned the institution for growth as reflected in achieving the following key results: $20K in quarterly revenue, while effectively operating the $100K Pitney Bowes meter account with strict accountability 99.95% accuracy rate during the operations of a mail accountability system processing 2,000 parcels monthly $25K of savings after resolving and ending the misuse of free mail benefit; consequently receiving excellent ratings during annual
inspection Attained continuous process improvements after serving as highly effective member of the team accounted for mail volume analysis and
monthly operational baseline development. Quickly resolved all performance gaps by facilitating a panel that evaluated a parcel tracking system. Built and cultivated a high-performing organization by strategically training 9 mail clerks on 45 core tasks; thus reducing mail
backlogs by approximately 75%.
Apprentice, Squadron Aviation Resource Management Systems (ARMS) | Panama City, FL, USA 2006–2008 Demonstrated excellent data entry skills which led to achieving timely and accurate records on aircraft operations, flying hours, and
training for 55 pilots. Monitored the 100% completion of pilot training prior to flight by validating 2,000 training events in the data system. Played a vital role in identifying and fixing all operations desk procedure defects; assisting the unit records custodian on the
systems and file planning initiatives; performing research on files plan requirements; and reviewing three general operations
technical orders. Administered the flight publication system for all pilots, while ensuring the acquisition of current and updated flight crew
information file (FCIF) items.
Highlights: Successfully project-managed a change initiative by integrating two flight systems into a single unified system. Enhanced operations desk procedures by writing the comprehensive operations guidance, consequently contributing to excellent rating
achievements in the 2008 inspection.
Education:
Education
Coursework toward Bachelor of Arts in Healthcare Administration Columbia Southern University | Orange Beach, AL
Affiliations: -----
Skills:
Core Competencies
Large-Scale Program Management Training and Development Administrative and General Management Regulatory Compliance and Standards Continuous Process Improvements Strategic Planning and Implementation Rapid Conflict Resolution Organizational Leadership and Team Building
Additional Information:
Professional Development
Supervisor Safety Course: 2011 | Airman Leadership School (ALS): 2010
Activities
Volunteer | Meals on Wheels
Technical Acumen
Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook) | SharePoint | Adobe Acrobat Reader | Oracle Air Force Records Information Management Systems (AFRIMS) | Aviation Resource Management System (ARMS) Patriot Excalibur (PEX) | Center Operations Online (COOL) Central Scheduling Enterprise (CSE) Software | Test Resource Management System (TRMS) Internet Applications | Typing speed of 50 wpm
Reference: Available upon request.
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