Wayne Winn

Safety Coordinator

Apache Pilot, Chief Warrant Officer 2
AUG 09–JUN 13 CW2 AH-64D Pilot Army Reserve 1-158th Attack Recon Battalion, 11th Aviation Command, Conroe, TX. Qualified Safety Officer, Armament, Physical Security, Aviation Life Support, Master Driver and Unit Movement Officer. Duties include property management, mission planning, risk assessments, commander’s tasks, gunnery and range operations, field safety, hangar and maintenance safety, drivers safety, and maintaining the knowledge and skills to perform safe and effective flying duty.

APR 07-AUG 09 Army Active Duty for training, Fort Rucker, AL. Army Flight School. Junior Officer Professional Development (JOPD), Under Water Egress and Survival Training (Dunker), SERE C, Basic Officer Leadership Course (BOLC) IIIA, Aviation Life Support Equipment (ALSE) Course, and Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW; consisting of primary, instruments, and basic warfighting skills phases) flight school. AH-64D Apache Flight School XXI.

JUN 03-MAR 07 Army Reserve Enlisted Aircraft Powertrain Mechanic 7/6 CAV REG, Conroe, TX. Performed a wide variety of aircraft troubleshooting and repair.
ASF Conroe 01/2005-10/2013 Conroe, TX Aircraft Maintenance Technician. Performed a wide variety of AH-64 Apache aviation maintenance and repair tasks that involve inspection, repair, assembly/disassembly, troubleshooting, overhaul and modification of helicopters to include major assemblies, sub-assemblies, components and related helicopter systems. Also performed operational checks and inspections to effectively troubleshoot system malfunctions. Repaired by replacing and/or adjusting components to obtain maximum operating efficiency of the aircraft and subsystems. A number of common and special tools were used which included calipers, dial indicators, tq wrenches, multimeters, and a variety of other measurement tools. Some of my duties included operator checks and services to include APU starting and diagnosing, and operating a variety of ground support equipment as required for maintaining aircraft. I regularly operated tractors, tugs, and forklifts. I developed and maintained a diligent FOD safety program for 26 months (2005-2006). In addition, I helped successfully restructure and maintain facility operating licenses for the Ground Support Equipment office (2009-2013).

American Military University Online 02/2008 – 02/2013
18 Semester hours – GPA: 3.8 Major: General Studies – Minor: Military Leadership
Texas A&M University College Station, TX United States 09/2000 - 12/2003
87 Semester hours – Major: Construction Science – Minor: Geography

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