USAF RUNWAY SAFETY: A QUANTITATIVE STUDY ON THE EFFECTIVENESSOF THE TRAINING AND EVALUATION OF AIRFIELD DRIVERSbyMatthew A. BornA Graduate Capstone ProjectSubmitted to the Worldwide Campusin Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements of the Degree of Master of Science in ManagementEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityWorldwide CampusWorldwide OnlineDecember 2010
iiUSAF RUNWAY SAFETY: A QUANTITATIVE STUDY ON THE EFFECTIVENESSOF THE TRAINING AND EVALUATION OF AIRFIELD DRIVERSbyMatthew A. BornThis Graduate Capstone Project
was prepared under the direction of the candidate‟s Project Review Committee Member,
Dr. Alexander T. Wells, Assistant Professor, Worldwide Campus,
and the candidate‟s Project Review Comm
ittee Chair,Dr. Dee H. Andrews, Adjunct Associate Professor, Worldwide Campus, and has beensubmitted for approval to the Project Review Committee. It was submittedto the Worldwide Campus in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in ManagementPROJECT REVIEW COMMITTEE:
iiiACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThis research project is dedicated to my wife, Katie, and our two children, Angieand Luke. Thank you for allowing me the time to conduct all of my research and fortolerating my incessant concentration on this project.Thanks are also in order for my Committee Chair, Dr. Dee Andrews, and myCommittee Member, Dr. Alexander Wells. Thank you for all of your assistance andadvice along the way.
Finally, I‟d like to thank all of
the people that helped me with my research. Thisincludes my various co-workers and supervisors, namely Mr. Lee Hetteroth, SSgt JohnLeach, TSgt Chris Owen,
Lt Col Lee Landis, and Col Randy Davis. I‟d also like to thank
Mr. Mark Miller and Mr. Jeff Hamiel at Minneapolis International Airport, Mr. Jeff Miller and Mr. Erik Lind at Baltimore-Washington International Airport, Mr. EricSilverman at Philadelphia International Airport, and AC2 Poku at Naval Air StationPatuxent River. Thank you for the time and effort you put toward contributing to thisproject.
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This is my Graduate Capstone Project titled "USAF RUNWAY SAFETY: A QUANTITATIVE STUDY ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE TRAINING AND EVALUATION OF AIRFIELD DRIVERS." Project was completed in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the degree of Master of Science in Management from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Worldwide Campus).
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