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Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

*Construct, assemble, install, configure, inspect and operate various test machinery and fixtures per Engineering Lab Operating Procedures and Engineering Instructions.*Prepare and conduct lab tests; collect and catalog data for internal proprietary use and external approval and or certification purposes.*Provide guidance, advice, technical expertise, assistance and instruction to Engineers. *Build and analyze aircraft drive system components, fixtures and tooling required to conduct tests.*Perform troubleshooting and maintenance on equipment. *Assemble, install, remove, disassemble drive system components.*Document, thoroughly, every aspect of component assembly, installation, removal, tear-down, disposition or preservation, through photography and written records.*Interact with design and test engineers, lab and production technicians, test support groups, and various other departments.

Burleson, Tx

A&P Maintenance Technician; performed preventative and routine maintenance and inspections on Falcon, Gulfstream and Hawker fixed wing aircraft at a Part 145 MRO facility.

Multiple Locations (Vmm-265/Vmm-266/Vmm-261)

Directed aviation maintenance operations for an average of 13 tiltrotor, twin turbo-shaft, MV-22 aircraft, valued over $900 million, through effective communication coupled with engaged supervision of 10 work centers comprised of more than 150 maintenance professionals. Meticulously maintained records for managing and monitoring aircraft discrepancies, fuel surveillance, oil analysis, oil consumption, technical directives and scheduled inspections. Skillfully applied the fundamentals of Lean Six Sigma methodology.

Multiple Locations (Hmm-161/Hmmt-164/Hmm-764)

Awarded for consistent and skillful delegation and supervision of aircraft maintenance priorities, for an average of 13 tandem counter-rotating rotor, twin turbo-shaft, CH-46 helicopters, valued in excess of $225 million, supporting efficient work order processing, inspection requirements and aviation operational readiness. Upheld records for managing and monitoring aircraft discrepancies, fuel surveillance, oil analysis, oil consumption, scheduled inspections as well as technical directives. Demonstrated exceptional interpersonal skills through effective communication, liaison and motivation of more than 925 personnel. Expertly managed and personally accounted for over $300 million worth of support equipment, specialty tools and materials. Recognized for safely cresting 2,000 flight hours, in the CH-46E "Sea Knight" helicopter; the majority of which were obtained while deployed to hostile combat environments.

Multiple Locations: Jacksonville, Nc Hmm-365; Beaufort, Sc Sar; Okinawa Hmm-262

Executed thorough pre and post flight inspections of twin turbo-shaft, tandem rotor, helicopters to ensure their ability to operate safely through keen identification of discrepancies. Read and interpreted maintenance manuals, blueprints, schematics, service bulletins, and other specifications to determine the feasibility and method of repairing or replacing malfunctioning or damaged components. Performed scheduled and unscheduled preventative maintenance. Inspected maintenance actions appropriately utilizing precision instruments such as: calipers, micrometers, bore scopes, vibration analysis equipment, depth gauges and torque application tools guaranteeing compliance with International Standards, Naval aviation regulations, technical publications, work orders and blueprints. Provided engaging initial and refresher training to crew-chiefs, aerial observers and aerial gunners along various stages of their syllabuses. Recognized for Safely achieving more than 1,000 flight hours, in the HH-46D and CH-46E "Sea Knight" helicopters, over half of which were obtained while deployed to hostile combat environments. Operational and procedural areas of expertise include, but are not limited to: functional test and check flights, confined area landings, aerial gunnery, defensive maneuvering, terrain flight, night systems, external load handling, search and rescue (SAR), medical evacuations (MEDEVAC), downed pilot recoveries, missing person searches, combat casualty evacuation (CASEVAC), cargo loading and unloading, hot and cold refueling, plus de-fueling. Maintained files for managing and monitoring fuel surveillance, foreign object damage prevention, oil analysis, tool control, hazardous materials and technical training programs. Inventoried, issued, maintained, and properly housed hazardous materials, and prepared for disposal hazardous waste in accordance with Occupational Safety and Health and Environmental Protection Agency regulations.

Multiple Locations

Adeptly applied focused determination in order to excel physically and academically. Recognized for achievements consistently exceeding expectations.

Aviation Maintenance Technician / Engineering

4.0 GPA. Director's List throughout entire enrollment, for academic achievements as well as perfect attendance. Enhanced knowledge.

General Studies

High School, General Education

Activities and Societies: Traditional Student