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Portland, Oregon, United States

Leading the future technicians/ builders of vehicle automated parking structures within commercial living spaces towards enhancing their knowledge and skill base through integration of multiple industry backgrounds.

Aurora, Oregon

Auburn, Wa

* Works with engineering team to continue developement of assembly line processes improvements.* Continually looking for ways in which to limit/stop non-conformaties within manufacturing processes inorder to maximize productivity once manufacturing lines are passed to suppliers.* Team Safety Leader-Help to Identify and Resolve Safety Issues within the Manufacturing Processes before those processes are finalized and used company wide. * Processes Trainer- Training of new employees/suppliers of finalized manufacturing processes.* Multipe Machine/Process Operator- AGFN NC-Knife, CAF-Cell, Vacuum Bagging/De-Bag,

Aurora, Or

* Structural Overhaul/Full Rebuilds of Boeing (234, H47, H46 variants) * Fabrication/Installation of metal and composite components in accordance with Manufacture's Engineering Blue Prints * Ensures Quality is Maintained First while accomplishing structural maintenance within production time constraints

Ft. Campbel, Ky & Ft. Lewis, Wa

• Managed the Structures Repair Department in order to accomplish Maintenance Work Ordered Modifications (MWO), scheduled and unscheduled maintenance for multiple aircraft and airframes simultaneously in a dynamic and ambiguous environment resulting in a 12% increase in production and 37% decrease in lead times • Responsible for implementing and overseeing the training of new employees to ensure a thorough proper technical instruction in support of a high level of mission readiness and knowledge of industry standards and practices allowing for a 80% increase in mission capability • Subject-Matter Expert (SME) for all aircraft structural repair requirements resulted in the opportunity to act as Engineering liaison between Boeing and Sikorsky Field Representatives and Engineers, Logistic Army Representatives, and Quality Assurance Representatives to develop special repair procedures for metal and composite structures • Thorough knowledge of Operations, Supply Channels, and State Hazmat Regulations allowed me to initiate the buildup of a satellite Blade Repair Shop, at the request of the customer, in order to streamline processes and remove bottlenecks. This second shop cut lead times by 48% for these repairs and is still in operation today, resulting in a 27% cost savings• Ensured compliance with all OSHA safety regulations, site procedures, company policies, and all maintenance procedures required by Technical Manuals, manufacturers’ blueprints and technical drawings, and regulatory service updates. Reducing work related injury rate by 78%• Ordered and maintained control of all special and expendable tooling. This was a key factor in reducing overall contractor mishap rates to near zero

Lafayette, Louisiana

• Performed Phase Inspections and maintenance on Bell 205, 206, 214, 407, and 412 airframe variants in accordance with Aircraft Manual 43.13-lb and Service & Rebuild manual• Daily tasks included inspecting bulkheads, stringers, engine mounts, cowlings, blades, windows, floor panels for cracks, voids, corrosion, punctures or other damage • Fabricated repairs and structural components from metal or composite materials

Ft.Eustis, Va; Camp Stanley, South Korea; Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo; Ft. Campbell,

• Performed Phase inspections and maintenance on Sikorsky H-60 variant, Hawker/Boeing H-64 variant, Boeing H-47 variant, and Bell H-58 variant Airframes in accordance with Army and Manufacturer Specification manuals • Daily tasks included inspecting bulkheads, stringers, engine mounts, cowlings, blades, windows, floor panels for cracks, voids, corrosion, punctures or other damage • Fabricated repairs and structural components from metal and/or composite materials• Division/Brigade/Battalion level Command Aid entrusted with logistical support for command operations• Inspected and maintained Sikorsky H-60 variant and Boeing H-47 variant MEDEVAC Aircraft Avionics and Electrical systems in accordance with Army and Manufacturer specification manuals and schematics

Yakima, Washington

• Meticulously maintained a 300,000 item bench stock enabling a 33% increase in production• Utilized the Reduced Instruction Set Computer Operating System (RISC) to issue rotatable, inspectable, serviceable, and consumable parts and record aircraft and component historical data • Created purchase and/or work orders for Rotatable and Repairable parts. • Prepared parts for shipping

Associate Of Arts And Sciences (Aas), Aircraft Maintenance Technician, With Honors

FAA A & P license

Associate Of Arts And Sciences (Aa), International Business

Studied International Business Management

Bachelor Of Business Administration - Bba, Internatioal Business Development Management

Bachelor Of Applied Science - Basc, Aeronautical/Aerospace Engineering