US Navy HSC 23 - Aircraft Division Maintenance Supervisor Resume Example

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Nora Butler

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Professional Summary

Accomplished and energetic aircraft maintenance technician with a solid history of achievement in helicopter maintenance. Motivated leader with strong organizational and prioritization abilities. Areas of expertise include mechanical know-how, leadership, and time management.

Skills

Leadership
Monitoring
Decision Making

Time Management
Instructing

Mechanical
Quality Control Analysis

Equipment Maintenance

Experience

US Navy-HSC-23 San Diego, CA Aircraft Division Maintenance Supervisor Nov 2013－Jun 2015 Led forty-two junior sailors performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on eleven MH-60S helicopters and related systems. Managed the initial qualification and re-qualification of those forty-two sailors, ranging from job and personal qualifications.

US Navy-VFA-192 Lemoore, CA Maintenance Training Coordinator Jul 2011－Aug 2012 Coordinated and scheduled maintenance and sexual assault prevention training for one hundred and seventy command sailors. Led fifty sailors in the performance of day to day maintenance on 12 FA-18c aircraft. An extremely vital component in assisting and supporting sexual assault victims throughout the Lemoore area through the medical, investigative, and legal process as the command sexual assault prevention advocate.
Key Results:
Ensured a successful deployment of the Navy's first Advanced Skills Management Database.
Successfully brought the server back on-line after an initial system crash, saving thousands of dollars in replacement costs.

Navy Education and Training Command San Diego, CA H-60 Learning Site LCPO Jul 2008－Jul 2011 Provided exceptional leadership of forty-three sailors and three civilians in the management of curriculum, equipment, and instructional delivery of twenty H-60 organizational level courses. Graduating four-hundred-seventeen students through three-thousand-three-hundred-seventy course curriculum contact hours providing highly qualified technicians for fleet operations.
Key Results:

Coordinated and scheduled quarterly FIT GAP meetings between Naval Education and Training Command, all fifteen west coast helicopter squadrons, and the Naval Bureau of Personnel. Maximizing student participation and increasing career utilization by %50.
As a Master Training Specialist was instrumental in the training and qualification of thirty-nine instructors, fifteen Master Training Specialists, and eighteen instructor evaluators.

US Navy-HSL-37 Kailua, HI Maintenance Control Coordinator May 2005－Jun 2008 Manages the production efforts of fifty-eight maintenance professionals performing scheduled/unscheduled maintenance on ten SH-60B aircraft.
Key Results:

As one of seven Safe for Flight qualified members of the command, was key to the final qualification of two Safe for Flight, four Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representatives, six Collateral Duty Inspectors, and ten Plane Captains.
While deployed in the Western Pacific, led a deployment of fourteen sailors in the achievement of an 88% mission capable rate, and a 98% mission completion rate.

US Navy-VX-23 Patuxent River, MD Maintenance Technician/Command Auxiliary Security Force Coordinator Aug 2002－May 2005 Performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on seventeen unique Research Development Training and Evaluation (RDT&E) aircraft, engines, fuel systems and secondary power systems.
Key Results:

Supervised the completion of over three hundred and fifty quality assurance functions.
As the Command Auxiliary Security Force Coordinator, flawlessly scheduled and directed thirty-six sailors through thirteen thousand hours of force protection watch standing.

US Navy-HSL-45 San Diego, CA Detachment Lead Mechanic Feb 1996－Aug 2002 Performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on ten SH-60B helicopters.
Key Results:

Directed the safe removal and replacement of an aircraft's main gearbox enabling its timely induction into the Service Period Extension Program (STEP).

Education