Bryan Cox is a maintenance, management and safety professional with over 20 years of experience in the United States Marine Corps, retiring as a Master Sergeant. He has expertise in leadership, quality assurance, aircraft maintenance, project management, logistics, operational safety, process improvement, and organizational skills. Cox has held several management roles within the Marine Corps including Assistant Maintenance Manager, Production Control Manager, and Maintenance Material Control Chief where he oversaw maintenance operations and logistics for aircraft, equipment, and personnel. He also has experience as a Quality Assurance Representative, flight line supervisor, mechanic and crew chief providing aircraft maintenance and crew resource management.

1. BRYAN K. COX
3511 Hycliffe Ave ▪ Louisville, KY 40207 ▪ 858-220-4812 ▪ bryankcox@hotmail.com▪
http://www.linkedin.com/in/bryankcox
Maintenance, management and safety professional with 20+ years of experience gained while serving in
the United States Marine Corps, retiring as a Master Sergeant.
AREA OF EXPERTISE
Leadership Inspection / Quality Assurance Aircraft Maintenance
Project Management Program Management Logistics
Operational Safety Process Improvement Dynamic Balancing
Organizational Skills Communication Skills Problem Solving
Strategic Planning Analytics Team Building
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS, MCAS Miramar, CA 2015 - 2016
Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron (MALS) 16 Assistant Maintenance Manager
 Managed the maintenance departments for three different organizations; a 2000 personnel MAG,
an 800 personnel aviation logistics organization and a 310 personnel CH-53E helicopter
organization.
 Effectively managed the safe movement of personnel, aircraft and cargo to expeditionary
locations throughout the United States and overseas locations.
 Prepared recommendations for implementation of new systems, procedures and organizational
changes.
 Set and monitored product standards, examining samples of raw products or directed testing
during processing.
 Managed production schedules, work orders & staffing tables.
 Managed material and supplies inventories and ordering.
 Developed and implemented records management program for filing, protection, and retrieval of
records, and assured compliance with program.
 Interviewed personnel and conducted on-site observation to ascertain unit functions, work
performed, and methods, equipment, and personnel used.
 Achieved, exceeded and maintained critical personnel qualifications required to conduct safe and
efficient aircraft maintenance and assisted in the transition of six squadrons to a new aircraft.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS, MCAS Miramar, CA 2010 - 2014
Production Control Manager / Maintenance Material Control Chief

2.  Supervised and coordinated maintenance for 17 aircraft valued at $408M and $3M in support
equipment assets with 9 departments and 250 personnel.
 Assigned aircraft to flight schedule ensuring aircraft configuration and safe for flight.
 Planned logistical movements of personnel, aircraft, equipment and parts to Iraq, Afghanistan,
Japan, Korea, Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado regularly.
 Requisitioned aircraft parts valued at over $7M. Documented and maintained a data base of
10,000 aircraft records daily. Procured and inventoried $30M of parts, supplies, tools, and
equipment.
 Streamlined maintenance control policies and procedures to increase accuracy, efficiency and
compliance of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
 Prepared and submitted daily Aviation Management Supply and Readiness Reports (AMSRR).
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS, MCAS Tustin/Miramar, CA. 1994 - 2010
Quality Assurance Representative / Flight Line SNCOIC / Mechanic/ Crew Chief
 Administered and executed 48 Quality Assurance Programs. Performed as Quality Assurance
Representative (QAR) on CH-53E helicopters.
 Delivered annual training instruction and participated during check rides as Crew Resource
Manager.
 Gathered, analyzed and maintained information on the quality and characteristics of products and
components. Inspected and examined components for quality, serviceability, and conformance.
 Scheduled, trained, and qualified aircrews for flight duties and coordinated flight schedules as the
Weapons and Tactics Instructor accumulating over 3900 flight hours. Ensured the proper training
of over 70 personnel.
 Supervised work center workload and trained Crew Chiefs and Aerial Gunner Observers on CH-
53 weapons and tactics to include the use of night systems, terrain flight and aerial gunnery.
SPECIALIZED TRAINING, CERTIFICATES AND LICENSES
Aviation Gas Free Engineering Crew Resource Management
OSHA 40 Hr Occupational Health and Safety Organizational Maintenance
Aviation Safety Specialist Administration - Plans/Policies/Procedures
Operational Risk Management - Time Risk Management Personnel Administration / Leadership
Master Training Specialist Rescue Swimmer Instructor
Weapons and Tactics Instructor
PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS
Marine Corps Aircrewman of the Year 2003
Lead Aircrewman in the POW rescue of Army Private Jessica Lynch
7 Combat Deployments
Awarded Marine Corps Air Medal with 2 Valor’s and 27 strike flights
5 time Ironman
14 Marathons
COMPUTER SKILLS
Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook), SharePoint, NALCOMIS-OOMA, M-SHARP
PERSONAL INTERESTS
Triathlon, Ambassador for Newton Running Shoes, Golf, Softball, Great Danes, San Diego Chargers

3. EDUCATION
High School Diploma Jeffersonville H. S., Jeffersonville, IN. 1993
Micro/ Macro Economics, American History. Embry-Riddle University 2007
Algebra, Biology. Jefferson Community Technical College 2016