Objective
To obtain a safety or managerial position in an aviation field that allows for the contribution of my proven interpersonal skills, leadership, and technical ability, while completing requirements for an MBA from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.

Professional Statement
Highly motivated self-starter with outstanding communication, problem solving, and organizational skills; Able to effectively lead a group, perform as a team member, or complete a task alone; Safety oriented motivator with strong multitasking abilities.

Employment History

2001-Present: Assistant Engineering Safety coordinator for Support Systems Associates, Inc. (SSAI). Ensures that all personnel working in electronic and mechanical labs are trained in adult CPR and AED usage. Maintains a safe working environment for fifty engineers and avionics technicians. Provides MSDS and other safety awareness training in accordance with OSHA standards. Intermediate and Depot Level Aviation Electronics Technician. Performs proof of concept testing and engineering assistance on several C-130 design, modification, and electrical load analysis projects. Responsible for the maintenance of thirty-four Consolidated Automated Support System (CASS) test stations.

2001-Present: US Naval Reserves Organizational Level Aviation Electronics Technician/Air Warfare Specialist Petty Officer Second Class. Manages from ten to thirty sailors at a time to promoting their personal and professional development. Responsible for on-the-spot flight line maintenance and engines-on troubleshooting of F/A-18 A and B model aircraft for Fighter Composite Squadron 12. One of twelve “final checkers” in fighter/attack aircraft readiness that certifies that aircraft are ready to perform tactical missions. Provide Intermediate Maintenance support to squadrons supported by and transiting through Naval Air Station Atlanta.

1996-2001: US Navy Intermediate Level Aviation Electronics Technician/Air Warfare Specialist Petty Officer Second Class. Responsible for the daily operation and maintenance of six CASS stations and management of fifteen subordinate personnel aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise. Performed various Quality Assurance duties on equipment throughout three work centers and on the flight deck. Performed electrical safety checks throughout two work centers. Ensured all equipment that left the work-center was mission-capable and ready for use in the defense of our nation.

1995-1996: McDonald’s Manager. Ensured all personnel were on time and motivated to provide a superior level of quality, service, and cleanliness to all customers. Ensured the restaurant met and remained in conditions well above established heath code standards.

Formal Education
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Professional Aeronautics. Minors in Aviation Safety and Business Management. Maintained a 2.94 GPA while working full time and serving in the US Naval Reserves.

Aero Safety Minor/Cert.
Human Factors in Aviation Safety
General Aviation Safety
Aircraft Crash & Emergency Mgmt
Aircraft Accident Investigation
System Safety

Management Minor

Airport Management

Social Responsibly & Ethics

Business Law

Mgmt of a Multicultural Workforce

Principles of Management

Military Training

Naval Leadership training

CASS Operator/Maintainer School

Advanced CASS Maint. and Calibration

Naval Fiber Optics Fab. and Installation

Naval Aviation Elec. Technician ‘A’ School

Additional Skills and Interests
FAA Certified Private Pilot · AOPA (Aircraft Owners and Pilot’s Association) member · Civil Air Patrol Member Windows XP, CE, ME, 98, 95, NT, and 2000 · Microsoft Office Suite · Personal web site: http://members.cox.net/rcburrell Home and Small office WiFi Networking · Notary Public

Government Security Clearance
Secret - Active