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Victorville, Ca, Us

California, United States

California

Supervise fifteen technicians and on-the-job traineesMaintain, troubleshoot, and repair avionics systems, ground support equipment, ground control stations, computer networksPerform major upgrades and modification to aircraft propulsion and avionics systems, install optional equipment purchased by customerWrite and maintain technical instructions and documentation. Versed in US Army and US Air Force documentation standardsIPC-WHMA-620 certified cable harness building and repair technicianCurrent security clearance: Secret

Frenso, California

FAA Licensed aircraft repairman performing bench repair of avionics, telephone support, line repair and field repair work with experience on the following aircraft: EMB-120, CRJ-200, CRJ-700, CRJ-900, ERJ-175.On-call to perform Flight Data Recorder (FDR) downloads for maintenance data and incident reporting and analysis.Designed and built numerous test fixtures for testing and troubleshooting EMB-120 and CRJ avionics Line Replaceable Units (LRUs). Reduced time required to repair and return to service.Generated and submitted test equipment equivalency documentation for 'as-built' schematic diagrams to ensure compliance with manufacturers' testing requirements and FAA regulations.Acknowledged component reliability specialist. One of two technicians tapped to enhance availability of aircraft navigation systems LRUs. improved product quality of ten line items, increased time between failures and reduced fleet usage by up to eighty percent.One of two Avionics technicians at base in charge of monitoring installation, testing and buy-back of aircraft avionics modifications.

Engineered, programmed, and designed graphical user interfaces. Installed, troubleshot, and maintained industrial building management, HVAC, lighting and automation systems.

Proficient in all levels of management, production control, quality assurance, and training.Branch Manager for eight work centers repairing radar, inertial navigation, laser targeting and Forward Looking InfraRed (FLIR) systems.Master Training Specialist (MTS) with nine years instructing experience teaching shipboard damage control, aircraft fundamentals, electronics, automated test equipment, armed security procedures and curriculum development. MTS program coordinator.Instructional Systems Developer. Picked to evaluate new curriculum development technologies.Instructor evaluator. One of three personnel authorized to evaluate arriving instructors.Department Head in charge of 45 personnel under three managers teaching 24 courses.Aircraft support equipment technician; operated, maintained, troubleshot, repaired and calibrated computerized and PLC electronics including high power DC and AC (60Hz and 400Hz single and three phase) programmable power suppliesAssembled and installed industrial-grade electronic equipment.Coordinated rehabilitation of 18 living spaces including reconditioning of 587 crew racks while maintaining high-quality living conditionsCharged with defining, refining tracking databases, charts and presentations for weekly department head meetings and monthly executive summary reportTest Program Set Analyst for military avionics test equipment and PLCs, analyzed, diagnosed and repaired computerized, electrical, electromechanical, hydraulic and heat-management systems and software, developed maintenance, troubleshooting and repair procedures. Production Supervisor for ten work centers, prioritized jobs using visual and computerized tracking, used planned maintenance systems including daily, pre- and post-operation inspections, tracked operator qualifications and cross-training. Quality Assurance inspector for over 19 years. Certified equipment, ensured products were defect-free and all documentation was properly annotated.

English Language And Literature, General

Associate’S Degree, English Language And Literature, General

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