7 Level through military, have enough training and time to be certified up to level 3 in PT, MT, ET, UT. Also some time in RT. Previous Level 2 at XRI testing for PT, also assisted UT and ET departments before going military full time.

[Macomb community college]
[Macomb, MI - Current]
15 Credits more to receive associates in general studies then I plan on pursuing an additional degree in business management.
[2A772 CRAFTSMAN CAREER DEVELOPMENT COURSE]
[Selfridge, MI - 06/2011]
Upgrade training to progress as a Staff Sergeant.
[AIRMAN LEADERSHIP SCHOOL]
[McGhee Tyson, TN – 05/2010]
6 weeks of college level courses in the areas of communication and leadership skills, planning, organization and gathering of information, written, spoken and interpersonal communication such as counseling and performing speeches.
Leadership concepts, principles, team development, group dynamics, conflict resolution, maintaining discipline and evaluation of subordinates.
[J7AZT2AXXX 0Q1A QUALITY ASSURANCE]
[Sheppard, TX – 03/2009]
Quality assurance course for QA inspection on military aircraft
[2A752 CAREER DEVELOPMENT COURSE]
[Selfridge, MI – 06/2008]
Nondestructive testing course
[2A7X2 NONDESTRUCTIVE INSPECTION]
[Pensacola, FL – 06/2007]
Trained at Pensacola Naval Base, required classroom training to perform nondestructive testing for PT, MT, ET, UT, RT and spectrometric oil analysis.
[BASIC MILITARY TRAINING]
[Lackland, TX – 03/2007]
Trained at Lackland USAF training facility with the core values of integrity first, service before self, and excellence in all we do.
[GLADWIN ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION]
[Gladwin, MI – 04/2005]
High school equivalent degree.

[Michigan air national guard]
[06/2006- 10/06/2012]
-191st Air Mobility Command, nondestructive tester KC-135 Unit. Federal Position (01/2009 – 10/06/2012)
-127 Fighter wing, nondestructive tester F-16 Unit. (6/2006 - 01/2009)
Primary Duties
As a Staff Sergeant and federal employee I supervised airmen, coordinated inspections with other maintenance sections. Vastly improved, modernized, and administered a training outline and process for new airmen entering the nondestructive inspection section for all methods. Enforced all safety procedures, and ensured hazmat was was handled accordingly with.
Developed new nondestructive inspection techniques and followed pre-existing inspection procedures according to blue prints, technical orders, Boeing and ASTM specifications, as well as engineering instruction.
Located discontinuities and defects such as cracks, delaminations, voids, and heat damage using nondestructive inspection methods such as radiography, fluorescent liquid penetrant, magnetic particle, eddy current, ultrasonic, bond and composites testing, and performing spectrometric oil analysis through use of atomic emission to determine trend values within oil wetted components.
Experienced with common laboratory practices, equipment, and analysis techniques. Determining metallurgical information of components according to alloy, temper, conductivity, and associated factors. Performing process controls and setting up and calibrating test equipment, as well as interpreting discontinuities and specification rejection limits.
compiled and documented test findings and results through both paper documentation and an automated maintenance data system.
Additional Duties
GPC purchasing agent
Managed unit government purchasing program. Improved government purchasing accountability by coding a Microsoft Excel Database to calculate and control all transactions and ensure section supervisors had access to the budget. The database was shared and resulted in being awarded by the Command Chief for overhauling the process.
ITEC equipment custodian
Maintained accountability of sections IT assets, purchases and disposal.
Section PT Monitor
Administered physical fitness tests to ensure integrity of the program is met, compiled scores in a database.

[XRI TESTING]
[10/2007-01/2009]
Processed, Inspected and certified aerospace, nuclear, and medical components and equipment to locate flaws within materials through non destructive testing procedures to ensure integrity in equipment for several companies consisting of mainly aerospace.
Collaborated with Norbert Industries through XRI in certifying machined aerospace products for Pratt & Whitney in their facility running a stand alone PT line.
Developed a new eddy current procedures to inspect turbine blades in a power plant.
Worked with GE engineers in identifying a major processing flaw within one of their products.