CDQAR Evals
As lead Airframe technician and workcenter 120, 12C, and 310 collateral duty quality assurance representative, helicopter maritime strike squadron five one, detachment one.
Demonstrating exceptional technical expertise, his commitment to "by-the-book" maintenance facilitated the expeditious repair of more than 2,134 complex discrepancies during two fleet readiness training plans and four seventh fleet combat deployments.
As a direct result of his foresight and planning, coupled with a relentless work ethic and personal initiative, the squadron achieved an impressive 93 percent mission completion rate while executing more than 5,000 mishap-free flight hours in direct support of CFT-70 tasking operations. Additionally, he trained and developed the next generation of "Worlords" aiding 30 sailors in earning essential maintenance qualifications.
T64-GE-416/416A/419 and T-62T-27 Gas Turbine Engine Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative for Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 29. Completed more than 2,130 Maintenance actions, including 87 Quick Engine Changes. He was also instrumental in the troubleshooting and repair of 52 T64 gas turbine engines and 12 Auxiliary Power Units resulting in a 100 percent pass rate on the T64 and Auxiliary Power Unit Test Cell respectively. Furthermore, provided exceptional support to the Heavy Helicopter squadrons of Marine Aircraft Group 29, preventing over 38 premature engine removals, saving the Marine Corps over 49.4 million dollars.
As Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative, Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron One, he was instrumental in the repair of over 2,150 maintenance discrepancies encompassing 1,750 mishap-free man hours while supporting Fleet Commanders in PACOM, SOUTHCOM, CENTCOM AND EUCOM. His technical expertise and knowledge of the NAMP aided in the qualification of 6 Collateral Duty Inspectors, 12 AT Daily Inspectors, and 15 support equipment operators.
As flight line Collateral Duty quality assurance representative for marine medium tiltrotor squadron 163, marine air group 16, 3d marine aircraft aboard Kirtland Air Force base, served as the sole mv-22 flightline cdqar on a detachment to albuquerque, nm. Facilitated and led a small detachment of 7 maintainers in the successful removal and installation of over 50 separate components to include the post maintenance operational pre-flight checks and testing. His unmatched work ethic lead to the completion of 144 maintenance man hours of work, reducing the rate of time for a standard proprotor gearbox removal and installation by nearly 50% maintenance man hours. His steadfast professionalism and devotion to duty greatly contributed to the expedited recovery of aircraft 13 to serve as a mission capable aircraft.
As Airframes Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative, Sergeant Osanitsch dramatically increased the efficiency of the Airframes work center which led to the decrease of man hours on maintenance discrepancy work orders.