Alexander Bell Email & Phone Number

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Royal Canadian Air Force C-130H support• Provide technical advice and assistance to customers.• Liaise with a broad spectrum of stakeholders including other departments, customers, and support organisations during course of duties.• Draft modification instructions, in service support plans and aircraft maintenance publication amendments. • Conduct technical investigations and write associated reports for the customer. • Liaise with vendors and suppliers to identify and source alternatives to obsolete components.• Evaluate engineering requests, conduct associated investigation, and provide response to customer. • Review technical reports drafted by colleagues.• Assess requests for deviations from the approved maintenance program, carry out airworthiness impact assessments, and provide response to customer. Civil Aviation• Produce system safety analysis reports for DeHavilland DHC-515 aircraft certification project in line with SAE ARP4754A, ARP4761 and federal regulations.• Assist with the avionic gap analysis project of the CL-215T/CL-415 avionics update program.

Rnas Yeovilton 845 Nas

Avionics Trade Lead - Maintenance Management• Efficiently employing personnel under my command; forecasting, planning and conducting scheduled and corrective maintenance in order to ensure aircraft are ready for the flying requirement.• Raising and completing comprehensive aircraft maintenance documentation utilizing the MOD Form series of aircraft documentation in accordance with the UK Military Aviation Authority regulations. • Maintaining detailed electronic records using aircraft Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul software GOLDesp. • As the principal avionic supervisor on the watch I direct the avionic trade maintenance effort, attend engineering meetings and debrief aircrew post flight on faults when required.• Trained in the completion of paperwork at 3rd sig level.• Undertaking independent inspections on critical aircraft avionic systems post maintenance in order to ensure correct processes are followed and high standards of work are maintained.• Providing pre-flight fault diagnosis and rectification for aircrew on the flight line.• Authorised to carry out, and experienced in, the methods of non-procedure driven avionic/electrical systems fault diagnosis.• Mentor and train junior supervisors and technicians, as well as conducting periodic competency checks on subordinates to ensure they maintain the standard of knowledge required for safety critical aircraft work.• Act as a divisional senior rate to assigned subordinates providing a mentoring figure as well as dealing with welfare issues and composing performance reports for junior technicians under my charge for the Naval promotions board.• Carry out self-audits on the squadron ensuring Quality Assurance regulations are met, this includes areas such as tool control, aircraft documentation, personnel authorizations etc.• Ensure compliance with all applicable technical publications, health and safety and quality regulations.

Rnas Yeovilton

Supervisor of Aircraft Maintenance (Avionics)• Maintain and repair aircraft avionic/electrical systems in accordance with technical publications and carry out procedure driven fault investigation and diagnosis. • Conduct the embodiment of modifications as required.• Supervise and check the full range of avionic system functional tests of aircraft systems, equipment and components.• Maintain correct standards and practices within the work environment; ensuring work spaces are kept clean, stringent tool control procedures are adhered to and conducting dynamic risk assessments to establish safe systems of work.• Organising flight servicing, ensuring and certifying it has been carried out as the flight servicing coordinator.• Responsible for the maintenance and repair of all aircraft systems containing explosive material.• Carrying out aircraft wiring repairs utilising precision termination tooling.• Mentor and train junior technicians

Rnas Yeovilton

Multi traded Engineering Technician• Responsible for carrying out self-supervised flight servicing and notifying supervisors of any faults identified.• Carry out, under supervision, routine servicing, repair, modification and fault rectification of aircraft mechanical, avionics and weapon systems, ensuring own compliance with technical publications and tool control procedures.• Maintain aircraft material state through cleanliness and application of corrosion preventative compounds.• Conducting flight line operations consisting of aircraft marshalling, fire safety and aircraft refuelling.

Foundation Degree, Aerospace, Aeronautical And Astronautical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Engineering Technician with the IETAwarded on completion of Petty Officer (Avionics) technical course.

Cert He, Aeronautical Engineering, Distinction

Awarded on completion of Leading Aircraft Engineer Technician (Avionics) technical course.

A Levels