VINCENT MOORE
Hampton
Summary
Dynamic leader with extensive military experience in aviation maintenance and aircraft turbine engine management. Proven ability to communicate effectively and foster collaboration among diverse teams to achieve operational goals. Actively seeking a challenging role in a forward-thinking organization.
Overview
1
1
Certification
31
31
years of professional experience
Work History
Base Engine Manager
Langley Airforce Base
Langley Airforce Base
04.2023 - Current
- Monitored and updated propulsion system configuration and initialized new components in IMIS and CEMS.
- Documented and maintained part/module/engine maintenance history in IMIS and CEMS, including inspection completion and findings, component replacements, and on-condition maintenance to ensure compliance and operational readiness.
- Maintained accurate engine configuration, life usage, and historical data in IMDS, CEMS, and IMIS databases for F119 to support effective decision-making.
- Manage F119 local TCTO program, which includes scheduling accomplishment of TCTO actions and status reporting.
- Forecasted and reported engine/module/component inspections and time changes to facilitate timely maintenance and operational planning.
- Ensured timely transportation of F119 engines to support non-deployment operations.
- Assembling engine/module work packages, conducting propulsion system pre/post-dock meetings with internal partners prior to induction of engine/module for maintenance.
- The BEM will also team with other P&W on-site personnel to achieve Program, EH&S, Employee Fulfillment and ACE goals and initiatives.
- In addition to being responsible for the BEM duties at Nellis AFB, this position is expected to include occasional travel for backfill support of the F119 program at other base locations when needed.
Production Control (Aircraft)
ASF Fort Eustis
Fort Eustis
04.2019 - 04.2023
- Acted as Production Controller in an Aviation Support Facility (ASF) by planning, estimating, scheduling, and expediting production operations for overhauls, repairs, modifications, operational checks, testing, and rework of aircraft and related components.
- Managed aircraft Prescribed Load List and monitored status of urgently needed parts requisitions to minimize downtime and maintain operational efficiency.
- Collaborated with multiple work centers to assemble, disassemble, overhaul, and repair aircraft turbine engines, transmissions, airframes, and various components, ensuring operational readiness of aircraft systems.
- Scheduled and tracked maintenance activities for assigned ground support equipment to ensure consistent availability and reliability. the maintenance of all assigned ground support equipment.
- Completed a DA form 1352 (Army Aircraft Inventory, Status, and Flying Time) report monthly for each supported unit and submitted it to higher headquarters according to current directives.
- Recorded daily aircraft status and flying time on DA form 1352-1 (Daily Aircraft Status Record).
- Kept records in accordance with The Army Maintenance Management System publications regarding maintenance accomplishments.
- Performance of duties requires knowledge of production control procedures; regulations governing production operations, mission, organization, operations, and channel of communications.
Mechanic 1
KAI and Associates
Norfolk
07.2018 - 04.2019
- Maintained aircraft engines and related systems, including induction, cooling, fuel, lubrication, compression, combustion, turbine, gas turbine compressor, exhaust, accessory gearbox, aircraft mounted accessory drive, propeller, and bleed air systems over nine months.
- Preflighted aircraft and conducted periodic inspections and oil analyses on engines and related systems to ensure operational readiness.
- Repaired engines, transmissions, and other mechanical systems efficiently.
- Diagnosed vehicle issues using diagnostic tools and equipment.
- Maintained service records for all vehicles serviced and repaired.
Platoon Sergeant
United States Army
Fort Bliss
10.2014 - 07.2018
- Led over three years of service as Platoon Sergeant in Headquarters and Support Company, 127th Aviation Support Battalion Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Armored Division, overseeing health, welfare, counseling, instructing, coaching, discipline, accountability, and development of 48 Noncommissioned Officers, 102 Soldiers, and their families.
- Provided personal and professional counseling, complied with standard operating procedures, conducted inspections, and promoted physical fitness; maintained strict adherence to all maintenance, health, and safety standards; managed the accountability and use of equipment valued at over $15 million.
- Executed additional duties as Platoon Sergeant, including Battalion Safety Officer, Master Resilience Trainer, Equal Opportunity Leader, Master Driver Trainer, and Motorcycle Mentor, enhancing unit readiness and promoting a culture of safety and resilience.
Small Group Leader
United States Army
Fort Eustis
06.2011 - 10.2014
- Conducted training sessions for small groups, focusing on military protocols and teamwork to enhance operational effectiveness.
- Organized and coordinated group activities aimed at strengthening unit cohesion and boosting overall morale among members.
- Enabled effective communication between team members and leadership to ensure alignment on objectives and expectations.
- Oversaw academic training for over 900 Active Duty and Reserve Component ALC students annually, ensuring health, welfare, counseling, instructing, coaching, discipline, and accountability.
- Secured and organized Common Aviation Maintenance (CAM) training materials, including lesson plans and examinations, while managing classroom operations for 38 computers and 50 Mobile Training Team (MTT) laptops valued at over $100,000.
Aircraft Powerplant Repairer Supervisor
United States Army
Hunter Army Airfield
04.2009 - 06.2011
- Supervised the health, welfare, counseling, instructing, coaching, discipline, accountability, quality of life, and development of 5 Noncommissioned Officers and 21 Soldiers and their families for three years as an Aircraft Powerplant Repairer Supervisor/Technical Inspector in the 3rd Infantry Division's Aviation Support Battalion (ASB).
- Supervised and provided technical guidance to 20 subordinate personnel in aircraft turbine engine maintenance, ensuring adherence to maintenance management principles and procedures for 20 AH-64D, 42 UH-60 A/L, and 23 CH-47D helicopters.
- Conducted quality control and provided supplemental training for eight powerplant maintenance personnel during one-year deployment in Afghanistan, enhancing team capabilities and maintenance standards.
- Maintained accountability for MTOE special tools and test equipment, ensuring operational readiness of assets valued at over $1.6 million.
- Served as Battalion HMMWV Egress Assistance Trainer (HEAT) Instructor/Examiner, providing training on vehicle safety.
Aircraft Powerplant Repairer Supervisor
United States Army
Hunter Army Airfield
04.2008 - 03.2009
- Supervised Aircraft Powerplant Repair for 68 gas turbine engines valued over $53 million, providing Aviation Unit level maintenance (AVUM), Aviation Intermediate level maintenance (AVIM), and limited Depot level maintenance support for 14 non-standard MH-60L and 13 MH-47G aircraft in the Army's only Special Operations Aviation Regiment (160th SOAR).
- Oversaw health and welfare of seven Noncommissioned Officers and five Soldiers, ensuring operational readiness and personnel well-being.
- Diagnosed technical issues using specialized tools and equipment.
- Conducted inspections on various military equipment and vehicles.
- Performed routine maintenance on mechanical systems and components.
Aircraft Powerplant Repairer
United States Army
Fort Campbell
04.2007 - 03.2008
- Supervised and executed Aviation Unit level Maintenance (AVUM) repairs on 24 AH-64D Apache Longbow Helicopters to ensure operational readiness.
- Performed repairs on various mechanical systems and electronic components.
- Utilized hand tools and diagnostic equipment for precise troubleshooting tasks.
- Conducted thorough inspections of equipment and vehicles for operational readiness.
Aircraft Powerplant Repairer
United States Army
Fort Campbell
09.2006 - 04.2007
- Supervised AVUM repairs on 12 UH-60A Blackhawk helicopters, ensuring operational readiness and safety compliance.
- Diagnosed mechanical issues in military vehicles and equipment.
- Repaired and maintained various types of machinery and tools.
- Collaborated with team members to ensure efficient workflow in repair operations.
Aircraft Powerplant Repairer
United States Army
Fort Campbell
06.2005 - 09.2006
- Supervised and executed Aviation Unit Level Maintenance (AVUM) repairs on 12 UH-60A Blackhawk helicopters, ensuring operational readiness and safety of aircraft.
- Diagnosed mechanical issues using advanced tools and diagnostic equipment.
- Conducted repairs on military vehicles and equipment to ensure operational readiness.
- Collaborated with team members to maintain a safe and organized work environment.
Correctional Officer
Maryland Correctional Adjustment Center
Baltimore
02.1996 - 05.2005
- Served as Correctional Officer in level 3 prison, ensuring safety and compliance with regulations.
- Enforced regulations through effective communication and progressive sanctions; escorted prisoners to courtrooms and medical facilities while searching for contraband, including weapons and drugs, and monitored cells for unsanitary conditions and security breaches.
- Monitored inmate behavior to maintain safety and security in the facility.
- Conducted regular inspections of buildings and grounds for potential hazards.
- Enforced facility rules and regulations to ensure compliance among inmates.
Education
AA Degree - Aviation Management
Florida Tech
Melbourne, FL08-2024
Diploma -
Randallstown Senior High school
Randallstown, MD06-1987
Skills
- Propulsion system management
- Turbine engine maintenance
- Aircraft Component Repair
- Aerospace Engineering
- Technical Training
- Technical Instruction
- Maintenance Training
- Safety Compliance
- System Oversight
- Operational Leadership
- Team Leadership
- Special Operations
Certification
- Special Operations
- Aircraft Component Repair Supervisor
- Aircraft Turbine Engine Maintenance
- Watercraft Engineer
- Equal Opportunity Leader
- Master Driver Trainer
- Master Resilience Trainer
- Small Group Instructor
- Cadre Training
- Range Safety Non-Commissioned Officer
- Crew Master Gunner
Timeline
Base Engine Manager
Langley Airforce Base
04.2023 - Current
Production Control (Aircraft)
ASF Fort Eustis
04.2019 - 04.2023
Mechanic 1
KAI and Associates
07.2018 - 04.2019
Platoon Sergeant
United States Army
10.2014 - 07.2018
Small Group Leader
United States Army
06.2011 - 10.2014
Aircraft Powerplant Repairer Supervisor
United States Army
04.2009 - 06.2011
Aircraft Powerplant Repairer Supervisor
United States Army
04.2008 - 03.2009
Aircraft Powerplant Repairer
United States Army
04.2007 - 03.2008
Aircraft Powerplant Repairer
United States Army
09.2006 - 04.2007
Aircraft Powerplant Repairer
United States Army
06.2005 - 09.2006
Correctional Officer
Maryland Correctional Adjustment Center
02.1996 - 05.2005
AA Degree - Aviation Management
Florida Tech
Diploma -
Randallstown Senior High school