“The relationships Nick has built
during his fi ve years will help him get people involved and positively drive the safety culture here at Duncan Aviation,” says manager of the Professional Development Training Team, Felicia Nicholsen. In this position, Hansen will be
responsible for the continued safety and well-being of Duncan Aviation team members and visitors to the facility. He’ll serve as a company resource for all safety-related topics, oversee the company’s workers compensation program, investigate near-misses, and inspect safety equipment. “I’ll work closely with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and other national, state and local agencies to ensure Duncan Aviation remains in compliance with various safety regulations,” says Hansen. “I’ll be leading the Duncan Aviation safety committee and coordinating with our fi rst responder team as well. I’m excited to help grow the safety culture and work with multiple departments to achieve our goals.” During Hansen’s tenure in the
Marines, he deployed to Iraq and earned his bachelor degree in management from the Park University (Kansas City, MO) satellite location on the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station in Cherry Point, NC. Hansen performed duties as an aircraft instructor and maintenance controller. While serving as an instructor, he earned his Navy Master Training Specialist qualifi cation, designed/conducted multiple curriculums and mentored new instructors. As a maintenance controller, he coordinated with multiple departments to ensure all aircraft discrepancies were addressed, resulting in 4,000 mishap-free fl ight hours. “I love working at Duncan
Aviation. I’ve been here for almost fi ve years, and even with more than 2,000 employees, it still feels like
family,” says Hansen. “It’s no wonder we have so many team members in Silver Wings (team members who’ve worked at Duncan Aviation for 25 years or more). It’s just one of those places where you know people have your back and will take care of you.” Hansen and his wife, Kayla, have been married for 10 years and have two children, Lauren (10) and Connor (5). Spending time with his family is important to Hansen. He also enjoys golfi ng, fi shing, and playing ice hockey.
For more information about any of Duncan Aviation’s services, call 402.475.2611 or visit www.
DuncanAviation.aero.
SUPERIOR AIR PARTS CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF “MAKING FLYING MORE AFFORDABLE” DURING
OSHKOSH AIRVENTURE 2017 Keith Chatten, CEO of Superior Air Parts, Inc., announces that the company kicked off its 50th anniversary celebration at this year’s Oshkosh AirVenture. “The 50th anniversary of any organization is big, but for Superior to achieve this milestone in today’s general aviation market is especially meaningful for everyone in our organization,” he says. “I would like to take this opportunity to thank every one of our suppliers, distributors and customers around the world for making our 50th anniversary possible. “Today, our tagline is ‘Making
fl ying more aff ordable since 1967,’ and that commitment means a lot to us. Our customers have come to rely on us to bring some competitive cost control to the aftermarket parts business, and we take that role very seriously,” Chatten says. “Considering we started by making a simple valve guide in 1967 and have grown to hold 3,500 PMAs today, it’s clear that aircraft owner/operators around the
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