NDT Level 2 NAS-410
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Added: 1/1/2006
Last Updated: 1/1/2006
Last Updated: 1/1/2006
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CA California
Country:
United States
Status:
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I prefer permanent jobs.
Certifications
Qualified in accordance with NAS-410 and the COMNAVAIRFOR INST. 4790 for Non-Destructive testing / inspection as a level 2 in all 5 basic NDT methods. PT 1875 hours, MT 2332 hours, ET 1750 hours, UT 1321 hours, and RT 1275 hours. Exceeding the educational and experience requirements of both the NAS-410 and SNT-TC-1A for a level 2.
Education
1985 Sunset High School, Crescent city CA.
Earned 61 Credits toward degree through Armed forces SMART Transcript.
Navy Schools
Oct 1986 Basic Aviation Fundamentals
Dec 1986 Aviation Structural Mechanic “Structures” “A” school
Jan 1987 A-3 Familiarization course
Feb 1987 General Corrosion Control
Mar 1987 Airframe and Hydraulic fundamentals
Mar 1989 NDI operator course PT, ET, MT
Feb 1992 Blueprint reading and sketching
Mar 1992 NDI Technician course PT, MT, ET, UT, RT
Jun 1997 General Corrosion Control
Aug 1999 Primary leadership development
Jul 2003 Commercial class A/B Drivers license school
Apr 2004 IMA Production control (NALCOMIS) Windows based maintenance program
Earned 61 Credits toward degree through Armed forces SMART Transcript.
Navy Schools
Oct 1986 Basic Aviation Fundamentals
Dec 1986 Aviation Structural Mechanic “Structures” “A” school
Jan 1987 A-3 Familiarization course
Feb 1987 General Corrosion Control
Mar 1987 Airframe and Hydraulic fundamentals
Mar 1989 NDI operator course PT, ET, MT
Feb 1992 Blueprint reading and sketching
Mar 1992 NDI Technician course PT, MT, ET, UT, RT
Jun 1997 General Corrosion Control
Aug 1999 Primary leadership development
Jul 2003 Commercial class A/B Drivers license school
Apr 2004 IMA Production control (NALCOMIS) Windows based maintenance program
Experience
WORK EXPERIENCE
Production Control Supervisor, Quality Assurance Inspector, Tire and Wheel program Manager, Non-Destructive Program (NDT) Manager, and Non-Destructive Inspection (NDT) Supervisor.
Air Test and Evaluation Squadron THREE ONE (VX-31), China Lake CA, 2002 – Present
Effectively managed and coordinated the work load of 11 military and 8 civilian contractor work centers with an annual budget of 18 million dollars. Coordinated a demanding workload of, on average 2900 items weekly, ensuring timely repair, inspection and calibration. Reduced average workload of production division by 30 percent in a 4 month time period saving 1500 dollars weekly in contractor overtime pay and improved turn around time.
Qualified as Quality Assurance Inspector (QAR) for AIMD division, W/C 51E (Aircraft Tire and Wheel), 530 (NDT) and special projects. Managed Non-Destructive (NDT), Corrosion Control, Hydraulic Contamination, Aeronautical Welding and Tire and Wheel safety programs.
Trained and mentored newly qualified NDT level 1 technicians on the inspections associated with the FA-18 A-F models, AV-8B, EA-6B, T-39, AH-1 and UH-1 aircraft.
Received grade of outstanding on NAVSEADET RASO (Radiation Safety) insp. 2003, NAVAIR AMMT (Management/Production) INSP. 2003 and AMMT insp. 2005.
Attended NAVAIR NDI/T working group meeting 2005, Trained junior NDT technicians on the FA-18 AFB-550, AFB-510 and Barkenhausen noise requirements of the FA-18 E-F main landing gear. Emerging Technologies such as Thermography and Digital Radiography.
Attended NAVAIR NDI/T working group meeting 2003, Presented Power Point presentation on the process control requirements outlined in company policy, Sparking renewed interest in the idea of adding process control questions to the Quality Assurance questionnaire.
Volunteered numerous off duty hours to restore a QF-86 Saber Jet for the China Lake historical society. To be displayed at the China Lake museum.
Awarded Navy and Marine Corps Achievement medal on two occasions for superior performance while assigned to the command.
Non-Destructive inspection (NDT) Supervisor, Quality Assurance Inspector, Hazardous material control technician.
Van-Operational Detachment, Naval Air Station Whidbey Island 1998 - 2002
Aircraft Division Supervisor on three Detachments to Prince Sultan Air Base, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Incurlik Air base, Incurlik Turkey and Sembach Germany. Lead the maintenance effort of all airframe structural, hydraulic, welding and NDT repair and Inspection under extreme environmental and combat conditions ensuring 96% ready for issue rate on repaired items.
Detachment Hazardous Material control Technician, Responsible for the procurement, control and issue of over 1500 items of Hazardous Material for entire command while on deployment. Ensured strict compliance with Federal, Navy and Host Country regulations.
Qualified as Quality Assurance Inspector for AIMD W/C’s 51A (Structures), 51E (Tire and Wheel), 520 (Hydraulics), 530 (NDT).
Awarded Navy and Marine Corps Achievement medal on two occasions for superior performance while assigned to the command.
Non-Destructive inspection (NDT) Technician
Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, 1995 - 1998
Qualified as Collateral Duty Inspector W/C 530 (NDT), 51E (Tire and Wheel).
Maintained Qualifications as NDT technician, Performing Inspections on A-6, EA-6B, C-9, P-3, EP-3, UH-1 Aircraft, Support Equipment, Aircraft engines and tire and wheel assemblies.
Non-Destructive Inspection (NDT) Technician
USS Nimitz CVN-68 1992 – 1995
Performed Non-Destructive inspection on FA-18 A-D, AV-8B, E-2, C-2, A-6, EA-6B, H-46, CH-60 Aircraft, Support Equipment and shipboard systems.
Aircraft Structural Mechanic, Non-Destructive inspection Operator
Naval Weapons Center Aircraft Division, NAWS China Lake CA, 1987 – 1991
Certified Non-Destructive Inspection Operator. PT, MT, ET
Maintained, diagnosed and repaired uniquely modified A-3, A-7E, TA-7C, F-4, A-6E and F/A-18A-C aircraft.
Qualified Aircraft Tire and Wheel Technician.
Qualified Aircraft Paint and Corrosion Control Technician.
Production Control Supervisor, Quality Assurance Inspector, Tire and Wheel program Manager, Non-Destructive Program (NDT) Manager, and Non-Destructive Inspection (NDT) Supervisor.
Air Test and Evaluation Squadron THREE ONE (VX-31), China Lake CA, 2002 – Present
Effectively managed and coordinated the work load of 11 military and 8 civilian contractor work centers with an annual budget of 18 million dollars. Coordinated a demanding workload of, on average 2900 items weekly, ensuring timely repair, inspection and calibration. Reduced average workload of production division by 30 percent in a 4 month time period saving 1500 dollars weekly in contractor overtime pay and improved turn around time.
Qualified as Quality Assurance Inspector (QAR) for AIMD division, W/C 51E (Aircraft Tire and Wheel), 530 (NDT) and special projects. Managed Non-Destructive (NDT), Corrosion Control, Hydraulic Contamination, Aeronautical Welding and Tire and Wheel safety programs.
Trained and mentored newly qualified NDT level 1 technicians on the inspections associated with the FA-18 A-F models, AV-8B, EA-6B, T-39, AH-1 and UH-1 aircraft.
Received grade of outstanding on NAVSEADET RASO (Radiation Safety) insp. 2003, NAVAIR AMMT (Management/Production) INSP. 2003 and AMMT insp. 2005.
Attended NAVAIR NDI/T working group meeting 2005, Trained junior NDT technicians on the FA-18 AFB-550, AFB-510 and Barkenhausen noise requirements of the FA-18 E-F main landing gear. Emerging Technologies such as Thermography and Digital Radiography.
Attended NAVAIR NDI/T working group meeting 2003, Presented Power Point presentation on the process control requirements outlined in company policy, Sparking renewed interest in the idea of adding process control questions to the Quality Assurance questionnaire.
Volunteered numerous off duty hours to restore a QF-86 Saber Jet for the China Lake historical society. To be displayed at the China Lake museum.
Awarded Navy and Marine Corps Achievement medal on two occasions for superior performance while assigned to the command.
Non-Destructive inspection (NDT) Supervisor, Quality Assurance Inspector, Hazardous material control technician.
Van-Operational Detachment, Naval Air Station Whidbey Island 1998 - 2002
Aircraft Division Supervisor on three Detachments to Prince Sultan Air Base, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Incurlik Air base, Incurlik Turkey and Sembach Germany. Lead the maintenance effort of all airframe structural, hydraulic, welding and NDT repair and Inspection under extreme environmental and combat conditions ensuring 96% ready for issue rate on repaired items.
Detachment Hazardous Material control Technician, Responsible for the procurement, control and issue of over 1500 items of Hazardous Material for entire command while on deployment. Ensured strict compliance with Federal, Navy and Host Country regulations.
Qualified as Quality Assurance Inspector for AIMD W/C’s 51A (Structures), 51E (Tire and Wheel), 520 (Hydraulics), 530 (NDT).
Awarded Navy and Marine Corps Achievement medal on two occasions for superior performance while assigned to the command.
Non-Destructive inspection (NDT) Technician
Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, 1995 - 1998
Qualified as Collateral Duty Inspector W/C 530 (NDT), 51E (Tire and Wheel).
Maintained Qualifications as NDT technician, Performing Inspections on A-6, EA-6B, C-9, P-3, EP-3, UH-1 Aircraft, Support Equipment, Aircraft engines and tire and wheel assemblies.
Non-Destructive Inspection (NDT) Technician
USS Nimitz CVN-68 1992 – 1995
Performed Non-Destructive inspection on FA-18 A-D, AV-8B, E-2, C-2, A-6, EA-6B, H-46, CH-60 Aircraft, Support Equipment and shipboard systems.
Aircraft Structural Mechanic, Non-Destructive inspection Operator
Naval Weapons Center Aircraft Division, NAWS China Lake CA, 1987 – 1991
Certified Non-Destructive Inspection Operator. PT, MT, ET
Maintained, diagnosed and repaired uniquely modified A-3, A-7E, TA-7C, F-4, A-6E and F/A-18A-C aircraft.
Qualified Aircraft Tire and Wheel Technician.
Qualified Aircraft Paint and Corrosion Control Technician.
Comments
Available: July 2006
Willing to relocate at own expense.
With more than 20 years of leadership and managerial experience in naval aviation maintenance, Non-Destructive testing (NDT) and quality assurance. Qualified in accordance with NAS-410 and the COMNAVAIRFOR INST. 4790 for Non-Destructive testing / inspection as a level 2 in all 5 NDT methods. PT 1875 hours, MT 2332 hours, ET 1750 hours, UT 1321 hours, and RT 1275 hours. Exceeding the educational and experience requirements of both the NAS-410 and SNT-TC-1A. Strong planning, analytical, organizational and communications skills in the development of NDT, quality assurance procedures and techniques. Possesses a Department of Defense Secret security clearance. Excellent leadership, decision-making and technical skills. Recognized on numerous occasions for meritorious service and professional achievement.
Willing to relocate at own expense.
With more than 20 years of leadership and managerial experience in naval aviation maintenance, Non-Destructive testing (NDT) and quality assurance. Qualified in accordance with NAS-410 and the COMNAVAIRFOR INST. 4790 for Non-Destructive testing / inspection as a level 2 in all 5 NDT methods. PT 1875 hours, MT 2332 hours, ET 1750 hours, UT 1321 hours, and RT 1275 hours. Exceeding the educational and experience requirements of both the NAS-410 and SNT-TC-1A. Strong planning, analytical, organizational and communications skills in the development of NDT, quality assurance procedures and techniques. Possesses a Department of Defense Secret security clearance. Excellent leadership, decision-making and technical skills. Recognized on numerous occasions for meritorious service and professional achievement.
