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Fahad Masood Squadron Leader SUMMARY A subject matter expert with 17.5 years of national and international experience in Safety in general and Aviation Safety / Risk Management in particular. BesidesSUMMARY recently completing an MBA in Aviation Management, I have presented research papers at seminars held at Iceland & Australia, and have multipleI had been safety-related a part of Pakistan certifications Air Force to for my 17.5 credit. years, I wishserved to with utilize core my values skills of as an InstructorIntegrity, ,Duty, Leader Excellence, Researcher. I am a, andsubject Pilot matter to bring expert more with internationalvalue to the organizationexperience in in Aviation various Safetydomains in general such as & AviationSafety & Risk Risk Management Management, in specific. Training &Latest Development, educational Flying degree andis MBA- much Aviation more. Management from PAF-KIET, Karachi, Pakistan. I have presented safety papers at ISASI Annual Seminar at Reykjavik, CERTIFICATIONS/COURSESIceland (‘FM- KCAASE 2014’, Sept 2016) and with DDAAFS Aviation Safety Officers Program at Melbourne, Australia (‘Automation Airmanship’ March 2017). Embry-RiddleAlthough I have Aeronautical a multiple Universitysafety-related Courses certifications… Australia to my - nDirectorateame but most of Defense relevant Aviation are Aircraft from AccidentIOSH & InvestigationIRCA for Occupational (September 2015) / Work, Health& Air Force& Safety Safety portfolios. (DDAAFS) … FAHAD MASOOD Unmanned Aerospace Systems (UAS) – Aviation Safety Officers Course Also been to USA flying T-38Cs at Moody AFB. Cat-B Flying Instructor. Graduated Key Concepts for New Users (January 2016) MRAeS 11 personal students, who made combat pilots in PAF. Grand Total of 1823:05 Aviation-101 (December 2017) SQUADRON LEADER (RETD) Hrs (Instructional-864:50) of ‘SAFE FLYING’ under my belt. ‘Safety’ Specialist Safety Certifications/Qualification… Instructor & Trainer OHSAS 18001:2007 - Auditor / Lead Auditor - Occupational Health & Safety Management System 'Managing Safely' Course – IOSH & TQCSI Academy Flying Instructor / Fighter Pilot 'Dangerous Goods & Regulations (DGR) for Flight Crew' - Pakistan International Airlines Training Center SPL Holder / CPL, ATPL In-Process ISO 14001:2015 'Auditor / Lead Auditor - DAS Certification, IQMS (SAI Global Company) Crew Resource Management (CRM) Facilitator – Safety Management Center, Pakistan Air Force House - 6, Street - 7, Safari Villas - I, AvSec (Aviation Security) – Airport Security Force Karachi, Pakistan Bahria Town - I, Rawalpindi, Pakistan ISASI Member - (International Society of Air Safety Investigators) MRAeS - (Member Royal Aeronautics Society) +92 3219774848 SKILLS / ABILITIES Expert competency in… Microsoft Office Word Adobe Photoshop [email protected] Microsoft Office PowerPoint Corel Suite (Draw, Photo-paint) EXPERIENCE Reactive to Predictive Aviation Risk Management (AVRM): Research ‘ Rise of the Big Data’… (Work-in- Lessons from history Progress) Learnt: All is DATA! CORE COMPETENCE ‘Data Science’… already a revolution ‘Data’ to ‘information’ SHORT TERM GOALS Future employment in AVRM(Safety) Maximise VALUE for organisation Directing Facilitated participants in various Safety / Risk Management by generating To groom thinking unsurpassed professional related programs… Safeaviatorsty Competent with 21st humanCentury &Skills. Crew Resource Management (CRM) ‘ ’ Staff- Flight Safety Officers fiscal Facilitate resources. Cognitive Learning of Operations Aircraft Accident Investigation Course Participants utilizing FM-K- Safety Management Systems MYCAASE PRODUCT 2014 (Incorporating Blooms (Human Factor) Aircraft Technical Investigation College of Taxonomy, RRR Methodology & Occupational Health & Safety Aviation Safety NotAndragogy merely influencing Techniques). & training Human Factor Aviation Safety Management Quality Assurance Management System human resource but creating (CASM) Special Safety Indoctrination October 2016 Cognitive,LONG VerbalTERM & Non-Verbal GOALS, – Conducted Webinars on variety of subjects with... March 2018 TM Afterburner (with ‘Thor’) Emotionally intelligent President ISASI, Mr Frank Del Gandio o To be Pro cient in Air Power professionals. Trainer/Commissioner BAGAIA Group, Mr Caj Frostell Doctrine / Strategy AVRM Specialist, Air Marshal Masood Akhtar MY UNIQUE SERVICE o Learn Mind Medicine & Aviation Instructor / Taught participants in various Safety-related courses… TOPsychology YOUR ORGANISATIONthrough Self Help books Flight Safety Officers Trainer Aircraft Accident Investigation Not a simple routine professional Institute of Air Safety Management Systems RESULTS DRIVEN Safety Technical Investigation but add value by living & (IAS) Ground Safety Officers December 2013 executingI believe in your achieving Mission results & Vision by – Human Factor Aviation Safety October 2016 Quality Assurance Statements.giving myself time-lines. ‘Results’ Special Safety Indoctrination through correct ‘Paths’ matter Multiple Hull Loss / Category-5 Air Crash Accidents too. ‘Paths’ of Ethics & Values Air Crash ‘ ’ ‘ ’ Various Incidents/Near Misses Investigated are number one on my list. Investigations Assorted Corrective/Preventive Measures disseminated o For Strategic, Operational, Tactical tiers SHORT TERM GOALS Squadron Flight Safety Conducted Internal Safety Audits of Ground/Aircrew. DEDICATED Officer / Fighter Pilot Flew Mirage variants (Conventional + Glass Cockpit) August 2012 - December 2013 Mirage III / V (26:00) Utilize my experience in leadership & team- I remain focused on organizational goal Wing Safety Officer / Successfully ran Ground & Flight Safety programs. Flew at PAF Academy as Instructor Pilot in BFT Wing building& stay committed to influence do my part in& Instructor Pilot – on T-37. groomhelping to Team-playersachieve it. with Basic Flying Training st Added proficiency rating as Cat-B Instructor. 21 Century Skill sets. Wing (T-37) Graduated 11 safe / successful pilots with 'ZERO' February 2009 - July 2012 To join a team that Suspensions. GOAL-ORIENTED T-37: 992:30 hours doesn't accept second- Instructional Hours: 864:50 hours best status. Qualified Flying Instructor - CAT-B I believe myself to be ‘Psycho- Cybernetic’, as all human beings. Squadron Flight Safety Accomplished BASH (Bird Avoidance Strike Hazard) Goals are critically important for me. Officer/ Fighter Pilot Programs & Work Health Safety Surveys. February 2005 - January 2009 Flew Dassault Mirage-III aircraft for about 4 years. LONG TERM GOALS Mirage III: 459:05 hours HONORS AND AWARDS To be the best in Fighter Pilot Got certified in English Language Proficiency from (1st Lieutenant) Defense Language Institute, Lackland AFB, San Antonio, 1stOrganizational Net Gold Medal, Behavior, Gold Medal Texas, USA. Doctrine / Strategy USAF - SUPT & IFF Efficiently performed ‘9G’ G-LOC Centrifuge Training at Inter Base Tennis Tournament April 2004 - January 2005 Holloman AFB, New Mexico, USA. Excel in learning Mind Safely flew T-38Cs at… Medicine & Organization Columbus AFB, Mississippi, USA. CORE COMPETENCE Moody AFB, Valdosta, Georgia, USA. Psychology through Self Help books. T-38C Talon: 85:50 hours. Mentor thinking aviators with Applied Joined PAF Academy, Risalpur as Aviation Cadet. Aviation Cadet / Graduated with coveted ‘Flying Wing’ from Academy. Aero-sciences excellence. Under Training Officer RESULTS DRIVEN Safely flew Karakoram-8 aircraft. September 1999 - March 2004 Super Mushak: 79:25 hours / T-37: 123:35 hours I believe in achieving Karakoram-8: 27:45 hours resultsMY PRODUCT by giving myself time-lines. EDUCATION Not Path merely of Ethics training & 2015 - 2018 Master of Business Administration (MBA) psychomotor-skilledValues are number pilots one Aviation Management buton myVerbal list. and Non-Verbal / PAF-Karachi Institute of Economics & Technology, Karachi, Cognitive-beliefs enabled Pakistan professional aviators. 2013 - 2014 Post Graduate Certificate-Aviation Safety University of Karachi, Pakistan DEDICATED Activities and Societies Inter Services PAF Golf & Tennis team PAF First Net Golf MY UNIQUE SERVICE ITO remain YOUR focused ORGANISATION on the organizational goal & 2009 – 2009 Flight Instructor Course Degree-Qualified Flying Instructor stay committed do my Flight Instructor School, PAF Academy Risalpur, Pakistan Not mere routine professionals part in helping to Activities and Societies Interbase Tennis & Golf teams but also add value by living & achieve it. executing your Mission & 1999 - 2003 B.Sc. Aerosciences Vision Statements. PAF Academy Risalpur, University of Peshawar, Pakistan GOAL-ORIENTED Activities and Societies Golf, Tennis, Swimming, Para-Gliding, Cricket Goals are critically important for me which 1997 - 1999 Higher School Secondary Certificate-Computer need to have correct Sciences Pakistan Air Force Shaheen Degree College, Kamra, Pakistan magnitude & direction. Activities and Societies Inter College Cricket Team, National Cadet Corp Pilot Cadet Oratory Teams 1995 - 1997 School Secondary Certificate-Sciences HONORS & AWARDS Pakistan Air Force College, E-9, Islamabad, Pakistan Activities & Societies 1-Star & 2-Star Green Golf, Tennis, Cricket Teams, Oratory Teams Safety Endorsements from Chief of Air Staff. 1st Net Gold Medal Golf Gold Medal Inter Base Tennis..
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