1. Boschma, Alex D
4507 E LOCUST LN
NAMPA, IDAHO, USA
Cell: 08040060145
Redbaron_5000@yahoo.com
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Advanced Technician and instructor in Aircraft Support Equipment. Maintained over 117,453 aircraft
systems on annual rotation in a 12 year time frame. Providing quality upkeep and repair of 72.4 million
dollars in hardware. Providing quality upkeep and repair of Aircraft Support Equipment preventing
loss of 54.9 million dollars in replacement and repairs. Always learning new ways to improve aircraft
repair and upkeep. A full system CDI on all equipment on hand at any time. Fully qualified in aircraft
support equipment technician, operator, and instructor. Fully qualified forklift operator, technician,
and instructor.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
• Personnel management • Strategic planning • Costumer Service
• Program management • Secret Clearance • Technology inclined
• Effective instructor • Master work Technician • Wizard Like electrician
• Safety instructor • Hydraulics Technician • Turbine Technician
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EXPERIENCE
Master CDI 2005– Present
United States Navy in Japan
• Manage equipment readiness and ensure the readiness of up to 117,453 Aircraft Support Equipment
and managers training classes facilitating training exercises that will ensure continued readiness for
real-world operations.
• Supervise training and professional development; mentor personnel through one-on-one counseling,
group sessions, and liaison work with other departments.
• Ensure up to 75 forklifts are maintained and combat ready through communication with maintenance
department and proper maintenance scheduling.
• Developed a Package Tracker to assist in the processing of all administrative matters relating to the
department, including awards, legal action, and career development packages, streamlining the process
and ensuring all information was processed in a timely way, leading to decreased wait-time of 3 days,
on average.
• Brief the managerial staff on all administrative matters pertaining to the department on a weekly basis.
Aviation Logistics IMRL Manager 2009 – Present
United States Navy
AIMD Iwakuni Japan/ AIMD Atsugi Japan/ Sasebo fuel Depot
• Assisted in the planning and execution of all unit movements of personnel and equipment throughout
multiple countries, including responsibility for equipment on excess of $25M with zero losses, ensuring
the unit had all necessary items for operation and no additional costs were incurred.
• Managed and enforced all Ground Safety programs including OSHA, tactical, and transportation to
ensure the safety and security of personnel and equipment.
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2. • Advised managers in charge of exercises or events on all safety issues in order to mitigate hazards and
environmental degradation, decreasing the exercise related incidents by 38% for 2012.
• Taught ground safety and environmental principles to new personnel and provided annual refresher
training to ensure prevention of safety related incidents.
• Revised and updated 4 operating procedures relating to the Ground Safety Program, streamlining the
process and increasing efficiency, leading to a decrease in ground incidents of 33% in 2012.
• Managed and enforced all applicable United States and Japanese environmental regulations for
department operations to ensure all protocols were met in the event of audit or inspection.
• Assisted the Supply Manager in the creation of the fiscal year 2011 and 2012 budget for unit safety and
environmental requirements through the use of a computer program, former year data compilation, and
the assessment of projected expenses for the coming year, leading to a comprehensive budget that was
both fiscally responsible and allowed for department needs to be met.
• Acted as the manager in charge during 2 exercises, coordinating all logistical requirements, overseeing
5-20 personnel, accounting for over $100K in equipment, with zero losses, and successfully ensured
safety of all aircraft during aviation operations.
• Managed all fixed wing and rotary wing assets in the area of operations including close air support,
logistical support, and casualty evacuations for ground forces during exercise operations.
• Participated in a total of 6 multi-unit training exercises and 3 cooperative exercises with Japanese,
Korean, and Thai military forces, providing training for cooperating foreign employees and managers
while ensuring the safety and security of US assets.
EDUCATION
High School Diploma, Skyview high school Nampa Idaho 2003
University of Maryland University College Asia, Elementary Japanese I 2009
TRAINING
Aviation Support Equipment Maintenance Managers, CNATT UNIT NORTH ISLAND, CA 2015
Oil Spill Operational Risk Management (ORM) Training CNATT UNIT NORTH ISLAND, CA 2015
Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Scott Air-Pak 4.5 Operation, WA 2013
A/S32P-25 Aircraft Fire Fighting Vehicle Intermediate Maintenance, CA 2011
A/S32A-32 Aircraft Towing Tractor Intermediate Maintenance, CA 2011
A/S32A-31A Intermediate Towing Tractor Intermediate Maintenance Course, CA 2011
Category 3 Crane Safety, CA 2010
Rigging Gear Inspection, CA 2010
6K-20K Forklift Operator, Japan and USA 2004-Present
VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES
Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) Field Leader, Community Coach 2004- Present
Asia Pacific and Western U.S.
• Support existing MOPS leadership teams, conducting training, providing effective communication,
answering questions, noting potential leaders, and recognizing what is working for local leadership
• Hold two leadership trainings each year utilizing webinars, phone conferencing, Skype, and any other
tools available within the region
• Encourage participation in all MOPS International webinar training events, given quarterly
• Call each coordinator monthly to assess group health and direction
• Advise groups and individuals based on MOPS International policy as well as on Coach’s individual
experience with the MOPS model and vision
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