- Managed a 7-level computer-based vehicle operations course for 224 airmen across 41 bases, achieving a 99% completion rate. Supervised and instructed 350 airmen annually in vehicle operations training. - As training validation and operations supervisor, managed training programs for 45 personnel. Developed management guidelines and oversaw operator training certification programs, increasing vehicle qualifications by 15% in under six months. - Created a low-speed electric vehicle lesson plan and organized bus training, certifying 20 airmen and saving $6,500 in rental costs. Oversaw the issuance of over 1,200 government licenses for 20 units to ensure consistent compliance tracking.

1. United States Air Force/ 364 TRS/ DET 1/ TTV
Fort Leonard Wood, MO
05/2010 - 01/2015
Manager Vehicle Operations Craftsman Course/Instructor
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Exclusive manager of 7 level computer based advanced distance learning course; enrolled 224 Non-Commissioned Officers across 41
bases worldwide; attained 99% course completion rate. Supervised, instructed and mentored 350 Vehicle Operations Airmen in training
annually as 3 level lead/assistant instructor. Trains 28/44 passenger bus, 4K/10K/10K all-terrain forklift, tractor-trailer combinations, tire
changing, radio operations, etc. Provided specialized individual assistance to Airmen; counsels and directs Airmen in technical training
academic progress. Keeps course dynamic, counsel’s academic progress, recommends disposition of deficient students. Technical
subject matter expert, devoted 117 hours to 5 block course rewrites, modified study guide/workbook to conform to current curr iculum.
Oversaw 3 level course development rewrite to principle of instruction course hours and dynamic/lesson plans to include update to
information and step-by-step processes covering 5 blocks of instruction. Led DV and command staff oral presentations providing course
overview and technical school update/changes. Detachment Unit Prevention program lead; led/oversaw/processed 47 inspections/205
observers enforcing readiness of 1,598 Airman over a 4 year timeframe. Rewrote unit prevention operating instruction mirroring unit
Commander’s current program regulations and policies.
United States Air Force/1st Special Operations Logistics Readiness Squadron (AFSOC)
Hurlburt Field AFB, FL
05/2009 - 05/2010
Training Validation & Operations Supervisor
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Managed all aspects of personnel, vehicles, equipment, Career Development Courses and on-the-job training programs for 45 assigned
personnel. Provides instruction on all formal training; on-the-job training orientation/certification, internal/external and upgrade training
timeliness. Monitored/maintained training records, ensured proper documentation, tracked/reported OJT status and administered test
evaluations. Developed management guidelines & oversight of operator training certification programs for effectiveness and safety.
Developed unit training tracker system; 2.2K hours logged increasing flight vehicle qualifications by 15% in less than six months. Single-
handedly created/prepared lowspeed electric vehicle lesson plan for base wide units to perform duties more efficiently/effectively. Superb

2. trainer for 20 Airmen on 27 core/25 duty tasks/86% vehicle certification w/zero upgrade training delays. Managed wing augmentee bus
training program; organized 600 training hours/certified 20 Airman, saving the Air Force $6.5K in rental costs. Key licensing official;
oversaw/analyzed/screened/issued more than 1.2 thousand government licenses for more than 20 different units assured consiste nt
compliance to information tracking.