Infrastructure Support: Plans, manages, and coordinates complex infrastructure programs, including minor construction, maintenance, and repair, and establishes infrastructure priorities. Provides guidance to fellow engineers and demonstrates expertise in infrastructure management and compliance with regulations. Ensures energy efficiency and sustainability in infrastructure programs and implements energy management systems in accordance with ISO 50001 standards and requirements.
Project Engineering: Responsible for the engineering design required for the installation, removal, and relocation of industrial shops and equipment. Provides engineering analysis and consultation in support of shop utility availability for future workloads and shop rearrangements, ensuring compliance with health, fire, and safety regulations. Develops and designs industrial shop/office layouts and initiates work requests for facility and equipment repairs.
Equipment Engineering: Provides on-site engineering assistance to identify and correct hardware deficiencies in support of maintenance activities. Offers comprehensive engineering and expertise in the hardware aspects of automated and non-automated equipment supporting production workloads. Manages the reliability-based predictive and preventive maintenance programs for the organization. Develops and maintains preventive and remedial maintenance programs for complex automated test equipment and depot industrial production equipment.
Engineering Operations: Provides engineering, program management, and strategic oversight for complex-level and group-level programs focused on innovation, modernization, and recapitalization of OC-ALC equipment and facilities. Demonstrates a high level of expertise and professionalism in managing programs and providing engineering solutions to support the organization's goals. Collaborates with key stakeholders to ensure the effective delivery of programs and projects, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and industry best practices.
Environmental Engineering: Plans, manages and executes the OC-ALC’s environmental compliance program comprised of shop-level inspections, air and water quality management, hazardous materials and hazardous waste management, spill response, pollution prevention and corrosion control programs. Develops and implements programs, processes and policies aimed at minimizing environmental risk and cost. Demonstrates proficiency and professionalism in managing adherence to environmental regulations and programs.
CyberShield: Provides on-site networking, monitoring, data connection, and authority to operate capabilities on OC-ALC production equipment. Develops and implements policies, plans, and procedures towards protecting production equipment in a safe and secure manner with as little to no impact on production as possible. Provides professional service to key stakeholders to ensure effective communication and timely support for the warfighter.
Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM): The Metallurgical lab owns several SEMs to include one of the world’s largest SEM. SEMs are used as a non-destructive surface inspection solution. SEM inspection aides in preventing parts from being condemned saving the Air Force approximately $1 million a year.
Additive Manufacturing Support: The Physical Science Flight works in collaboration to support the OC-ALC’s additive manufacturing efforts. Examples of laboratory AM support include: dimensional measurement, material characterization, fatigue testing, tensile testing, SEM and CT scanning.
Zeiss Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM): The Quality Verification Center is an environmentally controlled, modern dimensional inspection lab utilizing state-of-the-art precision inspection equipment such as, but not limited to, Coordinate Measuring Machines to provided customers accurate inspection data.
Joint Oil Analysis Program Lab: JOAP Lab performs predictive maintenance on engine oils to look for the concentration and trend of wear metals to point maintenance efforts at specific engine components before they fail, to prevent in-flight emergencies.
ArcSpark Optical Emission Spectrometer: The Analytical Chemistry Lab utilizes the ArcSpark optical emission spectrometer to verify metallic composition of materials used in First Articles testing, mishap investigations, and engineering support projects.
Computerized Tomography (CT) Scanner: The Material Process Support Lab provides prototyping support for new engine thermal spray workloads.