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Greater Seattle Area

• Conducted field evaluations on energized electrical products at job sites to ensure compliance with standards.• Issued detailed reports and communicated findings with clients to ensure safety and quality.• Collaborated with team members to implement best practices and improve inspection processes.

Renton, Washington, United States

Performed operational/production testing, troubleshooting and rework/repair of all aircraft systems before, during and after final assembly. These tests included electrical/electronic, pressure (positive and negative), hydraulic and mechanical systems using airplane diagnostic systems and PC based and non-PC based tests equipment. Looked up/read/comprehended technical work instructions, drawings and/or specifications. I worked on a live aircraft and was exposed to airplane and facilities hazardous energy levels (e.g., electricity, fluid and gaseous pressure, noise, etc.) Inspected work for quality and check for FOD (Foreign Object Debris). Used mechanical lifts and material handling devices of several types (e.g., "tiger" and "snorkel" man lifts, boom hoists, electric tugs, BOTS, etc.) Used various tools such as rivet gun, bucking bar, screwdrivers, lock bolt puller, power screwdriver, c-squeeze, ratchet wrench, nut runner, drills, wire cutters, wire crimps, soldering gun, and various other hand tools. Worked with chemical solvents, sealants, coatings, primers, adhesives, paints, and special finishes.

Kent, Washington, United States

Perform preliminary, hidden damage, in process and final return to service inspections on civilian aviation articles in accordance with current maintenance data, service bulletins, service letters, airworthiness directives and other data acceptable to and approved by the FAA.Ensured all tools and equipment used to make airworthiness determinations are in proper working order and proper calibration information is labeled and maintained.Ensured all inspections are properly performed and recorded, and all records are properly executed before final approval for return to service of articles maintained or altered at the repair stationPerformed the incoming review to identify, control, segregate and maintain all materials according to the manufacturer's requirements or standard industry practices.

Kent, Washington, United States

Completely Disassembled, inspected, overhauled and re-assembled aircraft flight compartment windows in accordance with component maintenance manuals, Service Bulletins, Service Letters and Airworthiness Directives utilizing approved tools and calibrated measuring tools and equipment.

Fort Campbell Ky And Fort Carson, Co

Served as a company First Sergeant; led, trained, and supervised both a CH-47 and AH-64 Helicopter Company in the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade and the 4th Infantry Division; was responsible for the health, safety, morale and training of up to115 Soldiers; set and enforced high standards of conduct, training, professional development and operations in accordance with standard operating procedures; planned and executed a focused professional development program; controlled and synchronized facilities, equipment, and aircraft in excess of $208 million; supervised supply discipline and maintenance protocols; assisted the commander in planning, coordinating, and supervising all activities that supported the unit's mission.

Fort Campbell, Ky

• Supervised the maintenance operations of six separate aircraft component repair sections consisting of 56 people supporting 73 aircraft flying over 26,608 hours.• Maintained 100% accountability of $5M worth of special tools and equipment.• Personally commended by the Vice Chief of Staff of the Army for unmatched aviation maintenance excellence.• Oversaw the proper use of technical manuals and maintenance procedures to conduct maintenance inspections and the completion of 4,960 separate work orders.

Fort Campbell, Ky

• Performed engine power modifications on 22 aircraft in less than 60 days.• Coordinated, assigned and ensured work orders were completed in a timely manner.• Conducted fault isolation procedures on engines and rigging systems to keep aircraft operational.• Maintained strict accountability of special tools and equipment valued in excess of $200K.• Disassembled, repaired, reassembled, adjusted, and diagnostically tested turbine engine systems, subsystems and components according to technical directives.

United States

• Performed Force deployment planning and execution functions to support the movement of personnel, supplies and equipment via several modes of transportation using both commercial and military assets.• Prepared aircraft and ship load plans utilizing Automated Information Systems utilized throughout the Department of Defense.• Compiled and maintained logistics support data, computed logistics support requirements and coordinated logistics functions in support of operations and deployments.

Aviation Maintenance Technology/Technician

33 Credit Hours

High School Diploma, General Studies