1. Dongyangyang LIU (Johnny)
(+61) 0421410882 liudy009@gmail.com 10 Undelcarra Road, Burnside, SA 5066
CAREER OBJECTIVE
As a self-motivated aviation management graduate, I am seeking a graduate program or a coordinating/
junior management position at a company in the aviation industry to help achieve the safety, wellbeing, and
development goals of the company.
EDUCATION BACKGROUND
Mar 2015 – Present Masterof Aviation Management
The University of New South Wales (External)
Mar 2012 – Dec 2014 Bachelor of Applied Science (Civil Aviation)
The University of South Australia, Adelaide
Feb 2011 – Feb 2012 Diploma of Engineering, Foundation Program
South Australian Institute of Business & Technology, Adelaide
Feb 2008 – Feb 2011 High School Year 10-12
Norwood Morialta High School, Adelaide
Jul 2007 – Dec 2007 English as a Second Language Courses
Norwood Morialta High School, Adelaide
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Sep 2014 – Present General Manager, Steam & Stew Kitchen, Adelaide
Steam& Stew Kitchen is a Chinese restaurant located in the Adelaide CBD.
Responsibilities
 Establishing strategic planning and operational structure design to reach profit maximization
 Managing daily operations by scheduling staff, ordering supplies, and developing staff team
 Supervising occupational safety by implementing an array of safety procedures including the cross-
checking mechanism for staff supervision over safe work behaviours
 Enforcing sanitary practices for food handling, general cleanliness, and kitchen and dining areas
maintenance
 Monitoring product quality and optimizing operational efficiency to maintain customer satisfaction
and reach profit maximization
 Performing hands-on work on an ongoing basis of overall leadership and staff training
 Ensuring timely release of marketing and advertising materials
Achievements
 Integrated and implemented procedures to ensure compliance across cleanliness, safety and
operational standards
 Facilitated and ensured a safe working and customer experience environment
 Established good customer relationship and improved general operation efficiency
Dec 2012 – Feb 2013 Shark Petrol Observer, State Emergency Services, Adelaide
Shark Petrol is a service program run by the University of South Australia’s Aviation Academy under the commission
of the State Emergency Services.

2. Responsibilities
 Working as an aerial observer in a seven-day-a-week shark patrol service
 Reporting to Communication Officer from South Australian Police and State Emergency Services
upon sighting a shark or suspected object
 Sounding a loud siren upon grant of authorization to alert beach goers to evacuate
 Coordinating demands from the pilot and ground service crew
 Assisting with other emergency handling and first aid control procedures
Achievements
 Became familiarized with emergency control and safety procedures
 Obtained hands-on aerial operational experience and helped to maintain metropolitan coastline safety
 Understood basic Crew Resource Management (CRM) in cockpit
SKILLS SUMMARY
Flight Experience
Flight Hours: 100 h
Certificates: Basic Aeronautical Knowledge (BAK) Test, General Flying Progress Test (GFPT) &
Private Pilot Licence (PPL) Theory
Management Skills
Staff training and management, safety control and procedures, coursework on airline cooperation
management, airport management and policy, airport operation management
Communication Skills
Customer Services related communication; coordination and negotiation with suppliers, oral
presentation delivery of various reports relating to civil aviation and aviation management, written
analysis and research report on operational efficiency and airport development
Computer Skills
Proficient use of Microsoft Office Suite including MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
Language Skills
Chinese (native or bilingual proficiency);
English (Professional working proficiency, IELTS Overall 6, Speaking 7)
Driving Skills
With SA Driving Licence and local driving experience
HOBBIES & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Flying, Aviation Journals, Reading, High Intensity Workout
REFEREES
Dr Stewart Schreckengast (Senior Research Fellow, Senior Lecturer)
University of South Australia; Purdue University; and Royal Aeronautical Society
swschrec@purdue.edu
Dr Steve Thatcher (Senior Lecture/Team Leader AERO Lab)
University of South Australia
Steven.Thatcher@unisa.edu.au
Dr Kan Tsui (Senior Lecturer)
Massey University School of Aviation, University of South Australia

3. Wai.Tsui.1@uni.massey.ac.nz