Air Frames & Hydraulic Mechanic (Attack Helicopters) [Level Iv]
Hmla-267, Camp Pendleton, Ca
Progressed professionally with increasing responsibilities & challenging assignments, demonstrating ability to generate results improving performance, quality and deployable readiness.• Airframe & Hydraulic Mechanic Team member responsible for managing 23+ light attack helicopters & ground support equipment’s servicing, testing, troubleshooting, oil & fluid diagnostics, turn around & phase inspections, repairing Electro-hydraulic & mechanical flight control systems, airframe and composite materials.• Safety Program Supervisor Promoted to managing safety program for multiple departments of 100+ employees. Inspected, repaired & certified P.P.E., enforcing OSHA regulations and trained personnel ensuring safe operations worldwide.Result: Zero recordable incidents & a competent safe team• Corrosion Control NCO Promoted to recover the decaying program. o Successfully lead a rotating team of 6 to effectively inspect, remove, prevent and document corrosion control maintenance signoff for all helicopters & G.S.E. ( ground support equipment ) for the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit.Result: Received Commanding Officer & VIPs recognition, under my leadership team earned Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medals Additional Information:Levels I, II, & III are a gradual progression of knowledgeAll requirements are signed off by the QA dept. & management prior to advancing. Determined by test, oral reviews, quality dept. & board reviews.Description: (Level IV)Use color-coded charts of schematic diagrams etc., shop sketches, blueprints, interprets technical data; uses pressurized fluids & gases; performs inspections, completes maintenance/repairs. R&R hydraulic/pneumatic components & test equipment; mentors; directs maintenance. Performs & supervises the maintenance/repair; performs duties as a QA inspector.