My updated resume as of 31 May 2017

1. KEITH TRULOVE
10160 West Fairbanks Avenue  Beach Park IL 60099  93.7284.97724  kltrulove@hotmail.com
OBJECTIVE
Desire an Aviation position applying master-level technical expertise in aircraft maintenance management, facilities
operations, and personnel supervision to benefit a company in the delivery of high quality service to its customers.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
 Accomplished aviation professional with 20+ years of experience in managing US Army helicopter
maintenance operations, logistical resources, safety programs, and personnel to achieve goals.
 Expert at troubleshooting complex, integrated aircraft systems and subsystems down to component level.
 Possess outstanding communication skills to supervise, train, and positively influence workers’ output.
 Taught over 600 students annually on aircraft systems and maintenance procedures for AH-64D Apaches.
 Displayed master-level expertise in helicopter maintenance management of 112 aircraft and 89 personnel.
 Proven fiduciary acumen to account for logistical resources and property valued in excess of $290 million.
 Hold a Federal Secret Security Clearance.
EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE
Training Coordinator, DynCorp International, Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan 01/2016 – Present
 Administered, monitored, and documented a company training program for over 250 employees.
 Schedule Mobile Training Teams, Video-Teleconference Training, or resident training as required.
 Coordinate cost-effective usage of Digital Training Facilities, simulators, and other training resources.
 Conduct training needs surveys and site assistance visits to improve training for the agency.
 Maintain training statistics and records via spreadsheets and databases (i.e. Totara LMS, MS Office).
 Provide guidance to supervisors to administer corporate training without hindering worker productivity.
Personnel Director, US Army, Storck Barracks, Germany 03/2014 – 01/2016
 Directed a myriad of human resource and administrative functions to ensure 30 personnel worked as a
cohesive team in maintaining and operating eight AH-64D Apache helicopters to safety standards.
 Provided leadership, mentorship, and On-Job-Training to improve individual and collective occupational
skills, while simultaneously increasing the organization’s daily operational efficiency.
 Managed risk and incorporated safety into activities to prevent aircraft accidents or personnel injury.
 Coordinated Down Aircraft Recovery Team (DART) missions without causing further helicopter damage
and safely launched over 40 air missions in support of the Joint Multinational Readiness Center.
 Prepared and briefed reports on the status of organizational productivity levels, daily time/attendance,
workforce development, and resource requirements for logistical supplies, repair parts, and manpower.
 Maintained real property, Ground Support Equipment (GSE), and aviation assets worth over $290 million.
Personnel Director, US Army, Storck Barracks, Germany 05/2013 – 03/2014
 Provided sound leadership, guidance, and supervision to 20 aviation personnel maintaining four AH-64D
Apache helicopters in accordance with Department of Army regulations, standards, and technical manuals.
 Supervised and instructed mechanics in proper troubleshooting procedures using various hand tools, test
sets, and calibrated Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) to isolate malfunctions.
 Conducted scheduled/unscheduled and phase maintenance inspections and annotated all actions in
automated logbooks using Unit Level Logistics System- Aviation (ULLS-A).
 Planned and scheduled overall work assignments on a daily, weekly or project basis to ensure personnel’s
timely completion and within allotted annual budget requirements for labor and resources.
 Successfully, prepared the organization for the Aviation Readiness Management Survey inspections.
Personnel Manager, US Army, Fort Bragg, NC 12/2012 – 05/2013
 Supervised 20 personnel in the upkeep and preventative maintenance checks/services on eight AH-64
helicopters, all associated property, and ground support equipment worth over $240 million.
 Collaborated with federal contracts to ensure timely, safe completion of aircraft reset maintenance in
accordance with the performance work statement and customer specifications.
 Saved the US Army an estimated $250,000 in replacement parts and maintenance labor hours by
practicing comprehensive troubleshooting procedures and administering careful maintenance practices.

2. KEITH TRULOVE
Operations Manager, US Army, Fort Bragg, NC 02/2011 – 12/2012
 Supervised, trained, and professionally developed eight personnel in the upkeep, and preventative
maintenance checks/services of five AH-64D helicopters, GSE, and property worth over $120 million.
 Achieved an Operational Rate of 92%, while supporting 11 aircrews’ Readiness Level Progressive flights.
 Led three combat DART missions that were instrumental in the recovery of three AH-64D helicopters.
 Oversaw over 20 AH-64D unscheduled maintenance tasks which allowed the organization to focus on
other aircraft with more critical repair/service issues affecting their airworthiness.
 Trained 11 crew chiefs on effective radio troubleshooting techniques, greatly reducing aircraft launch times.
 Maintained 100% accountability of over $100 million worth of property during an overseas deployment.
Training Supervisor, US Army, Fort Hood, TX 01/2010 – 02/2011
 Managed all professional development and individual/group training for all personnel in the organization,
ensuring it was conducted in a safe, realistic environment, and consistent with US Army standards.
 Scheduled and planned live-fire ranges for crew served and small arms weapons qualification.
 Supervised three personnel in their daily job performance of administrative actions in support of training.
 Coordinated with multiple agencies for logistical training resources (land, equipment, transportation,
munitions, and life support) as well as, to maintain and synchronize the master training calendar.
 Compiled statistical and evaluative reports documenting training activities and their overall effectiveness.
Operations Manager, US Army, Camp Taji, Iraq 02/2009 – 09/2009
 Led, trained, and fostered teamwork in nine personnel who maintained four AH-64D helicopters and GSE.
 Kept key leadership informed and abreast of logistical supply and services policies, procedures, plans, and
programs in the area of operations to support 24/7/365 operations.
 Determined facilities, equipment, funds, space, transportation, and requirements for effective operations.
 Enforced shop safety and supply management for equipment worth over $160 million.
 Planned, launched, and recovered over 300 attack helicopter missions without any mission aborts.
 Turned in four attack helicopters worth over $30 million for the Army Support Command with no shortages.
Maintenance Supervisor, US Army, Fort Hood, TX 02/2008 – 01/2009
 Supervised 89 personnel performing Aviation Intermediate Maintenance (AVIM) operations on 112 aircraft.
 Maintained accountability of over $5 million in aircraft tools, spare parts, and equipment.
 Lead over 320 soldiers through reset and reintegration after combat operations.
Senior Instructor/Writer, US Army, Fort Eustis, VA 02/2006 – 01/2007
 Instructed programs of instruction to over 600 US and foreign soldiers on all aircraft systems and
maintenance procedures for the AH-64D Apache Longbow helicopter.
 Conducted follow-on evaluations of student graduates to assess the course’s overall effectiveness.
 Participated in instructional material validation programs to ensure materials functioned as designed.
EDUCATION
 Bachelor of Science in Professional Aeronautics with a minor in Aviation Safety, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University, Daytona Beach, FL, 03/2007
 Associate in in Professional Aeronautics, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL,
12/2006
LICENSES/CERTIFICATES
 Airframe and PowerPlant License, Federal Aviation Administration, 09/18/2015
SPECIALIZED TRAINING
 Hazardous Materials Certification Course, 05/2014
 Structured Self-Development Course Level 4, 08/2013
 Safety Course US Army Combat Readiness Center, 02/2009
 Army Recruiter, 03/2006
 AH-64 Helicopter Repair Supervisor Advanced Course, 09/2005