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Click here or scroll down to respond to this candidateROBERT D. HALL JRVirginia Beach, Street Address Virginia PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE EMAIL AVAILABLESummaryExperienced Aviation Officer with over 29 years of dedicated military service, leveraging a diverse background as an Industry Manager and Logistics Expert. Proven success in roles such as Program Manager, Logistics Manager, Maintenance Officer, and Aircraft Technician. Adept in procurement, military and industry logistics, aircraft inventory control, supply chain management, maintenance planning/management, asset reclamation, resource management, and aircraft engine repair. Bringing over two decades of direct aircraft support for A-6E Intruder, F/14 A-D, and F/A-18 A-G Hornet, with expertise in technical support, aircraft inventory management, and modification & planning. Seeking full-time employment in the Hampton Roads area, open to travel for positions involving Program Management/Integration, research and development, parts procurement, logistics, supply chain management, aviation maintenance, aircraft modification, and manpower management. Core Competencies Security Clearance Service Life Management (SLM) Aircraft Turn Operator/Instructor Technical Directive Manager Aircraft Modification Planning Production and Manufacturing Maintenance Processes A/C Configuration Management Contract/Budgeting Manpower Management Instructor/Trainer Aircraft Inventory Management (AOG) Maintenance Scheduling A/C Weight & Balance Quality Assurance Supply Organization Logistics Procurement Personnel Management Lean Six SigmaWork ExperienceASSISTANT MAINTENANCE OFFICER 2022 to CurrentVFA-87 Virginia Beach, US Managed the maintenance operations for a fleet of 10 F/A-18 Super Hornets, overseeing the qualifications of 180 maintenance personnel. Conducted thorough screenings of the maintenance database to identify Service Life Limited Components. Collaborated with BUPERS, CNAL, CSFWL, and Carrier Airwing to ensure the synchronization of personnel with Aviation Maintenance Expertise (AMEX) objectives and NEC requirements as mandated by the Total Force Manpower Management System(TFMMS) and My Navy Assignment (MNA). Oversaw and coordinated the Technical Directive, Weight and Balance, Planner & Estimator, In-Service Repair, DEPOT, Phase, Tool Control, Support Equipment, and Corrosion Control programs, ensuring strict adherence to the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program(NAMP 4790.2). Handled the allocation of an 8.1 million-dollar Operational Target Budget, AIR Card, and squadron AFM/7F funds. Diligently ensured accurate accountability for 18 million dollars worth of Weapons Replacement Assemblies. Collaborated with SLM logistics support to facilitate the shipping and movement of aircraft, parts, and support equipment. Expert in AMSRR, DECKPLATE, OOMA, NATEC, ONE TOUCH, and TDSA data systems. Division Officer 2020 to 2022FLEET READINESS CENTER MID-ATLANTIC 500/900 Led a team of 72 sailors in the organized execution of scheduled maintenance, repair, and issuance of 782 aviation support equipment items, totaling a value exceeding 100 million dollars. Facilitated operational support for 18 Strike Fighter Squadrons and one logistics command stationed at NAS Oceana's flight line. led and supervised a team of 121 Sailors engaged in I-level repair activities, focusing on the maintenance and restoration of aviation structural components. Oversaw the testing and troubleshooting of hydraulic system components, as well as the expert execution of composite repair procedures for damaged aircraft components.Maintenance Material Control Officer 2017 to 2020QAO/MCO VFA-103 Supervised the maintenance operations for a fleet of 12 F/A-18 Super Hornets, overseeing the qualifications of 180 maintenance personnel. Conducted thorough screenings of the maintenance database to identify and manage Service Life Limited Components. Managed for overseeing the Technical Directive, Weight and Balance, Planner & Estimator, In-Service Repair, DEPOT, Phase, Tool Control, Support Equipment, and Corrosion Control programs in strict adherence to the Naval Aviation Maintenance Plan (NAMP 4790.2). Responsible for the expenditure of 4.3M dollars of Operational Target funds and squadron 7F funds. Ensured meticulous tracking and accountability for $18 million worth of Weapons Replacement Assemblies. Implemented a plan of action for the evaluation of 42 Aviation Maintenance Programs, leading to a successful CNAL Aviation Maintenance Inspection and Maintenance Program Assist Inspection. Verified the precision of all data input into OOMA/DECKPLATE, ensuring its reliability for squadron leadership in making informed maintenance decisions. Oversee the maintenance initiatives for a team of 200 military personnel, ensuring the sustained operational readiness of 12 F/A-18F aircraft during a demanding 10-month deployment in support of Fifth Fleet Operations. Maintenance Material Control Officer 2014 to 2017US Navy Utilized computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) software to track material usage, monitor inventory levels, and generate reports for management review. Coordinated maintenance operations for a fleet of 18 F/A-18C aircraft and oversaw qualifications for a team of 200 military personnel. Prepared and submitted correspondence, personnel evaluations, performance awards, controlled manpower and training requirements. Facilitated the transfer and meticulously managed the inventory of 18 F/A-18C aircraft, enhancing the operational capacity of the Fleet Replacement Squadron, VFA-106. Managed an annual budget of 8.1M dollars supporting fuel, parts, Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) and support equipment procurement.NAVAL AVIATION MAINTENANCE PROGRAM COORDINATOR 2013 to 2014 US Navy Maintained accurate records and documentation of maintenance activities, including equipment status, maintenance actions, and inventory levels, to support operational planning and decision-making Collaborated with NAVAIR Naval Aviation Maintenance Policy Program Managers and Naval Aviation Maintenance Program Coordinators to address and implement changes in accordance with the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program policies. Proficient in the utilization of PDFs and graphical elements within the context of the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program. Conducted regular assessments and inspections to evaluate the performance and effectiveness of maintenance programs, identifying areas for improvement and implementing corrective actions as necessary. MAINTENANCE CONTROL LEADING CHIEF PETTY OFFICER VFA-86 2010 to 2013 Naval Air Station Lemoore Transition BEAUFORT SC Collaborated with maintenance technicians and engineering teams to analyze root causes, develop corrective actions, and prevent recurring problems. Directly accountable for guiding and overseeing a team of 200 Sailors in the efficient management of 10 F/A-18E assets, including logistics, Operational Target funds (OPTAR) budgeting, scheduled maintenance, and day-to-day operations. First Maintenance Chief to qualify SFF on the F/A-18E. Instructed/qualified Maintenance Control Chief Petty Officers and First Class Petty Officers, contributing to operational readiness and qualifications in the command. Powerplant Branch Chief Petty Officer. Leading 15 Aviation Machinist's Mates in engine operation, fuel system maintenance, and troubleshooting/repair on 20 F-414/F-404 engines. Enforced strict adherence to maintenance procedures, technical directives, and safety regulations CONTRACT QUALITY ASSURANCE AND POWERPLANT'S LEAD PETTY OFFICER VX-23 2006 to 2010 PATUXENT RIVER MD Powerplant Lead Petty Officer for test and evaluation on F/18 A-G aircraft. First qualified Contract Quality Assurance Lead for integration of 226 civilian contract technicians. SFF Lead for the F/A-18G operational testing and fleet readiness team. Qualified SFF on the F/A-18 A-G, EA-6B, and T-45 aircraft. Sailor of the Year for Test Wing Atlantic/NAWCAD 2009 and runner-up for NAVAIR Sailor of the Year. USN 1995 to 2024 Enlisted in the Navy as an Aviation Machinist's Mate (AD). (Grumman A-6 O-level maintenance technician, AIMD, F-110/F-404/F- 414 Complete Engine Repair, A-6E, F/14 A-D, F/A-18 A-G maintenance/quality assurance experience.) Promoted through the enlisted ranks (E-1 to E-8) before being commissioned as an Aviation Warrant Officer (7331) in 2014 via the Warrant Officer Program.Education and TrainingAssociate in Science in Business Administration 05/2023 Coastline Community College Valley, CaliforniaCertifications Current TS/SCI Security Clearance (Granted 01/22/2019) Expert in F/A-18 configuration management, maintenance & modification planning SARDIP, supply, and DEPOT processes. Radiation Safety Officer for Non-Destructive Inspections High Power and Low Power Turn Instructor/Operator in the following platforms. (F/A-18 A-G, F/14 A-D) Safe-for-Flight (SFF) in the following platforms. (F/A-18 A-G, EA-6B, and T-45) Complete Engine Repair on F110-GE-100, F404-GE-400/402, and F414-GE-400 Army Course: ACQ101, Fundamentals of Systems Acquisition Management Joint Aviation Supply and Maintenance Material Management (JASMMM) Aircraft Material Control and Allocation Officer (8925) Operational Risk Management (ORM) and Applications and Integration Officer Aviation Machinist's Mate (AD) E-1 E-8. Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Qualified Lean Six Sigma Champion CourseLanguagesEnglish |
