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Oak Harbor, Washington, United States

• Provides technical assistance by reviewing operation, maintenance installation procedures, and other technical data applicable to area of responsibility for 190 aircraft.
• Serves as a technical expert/advisor to squadron leadership and maintenance technicians in the maintenance, operation, and training related to complex aircraft systems and support/test equipment.
• Advises technicians on methods of troubleshooting and resolving aircraft or support/test equipment system discrepancies through On-the-Job (OJT) and Formal/Informal Training.
• Performs research and data gathering on current and new system upgrades providing up to date information to technicians and senior leadership.

Lemoore, CA

• Trained and qualified over 50 collateral duty quality assurance representatives, collateral duty inspectors, and aircraft maintainers in the proper procedures for troubleshooting and repair of the F/A-18 aircraft.
• Lead teams of up to 12 personnel in the troubleshooting and repair of complex environmental control system, oxygen generating and cockpit pressurization systems.
• Trained 40 technicians in material condition inspections, increasing department efficiency by 72%.
• Successfully developed a training guide from technical knowledge and practical experience on conducting maintenance around egress and explosive hazards that allow personnel to quickly identify potential life.

Virginia Beach, VA

• Troubleshot and repaired complex discrepancies relating to the environmental control, oxygen generating and cockpit pressurization systems.
• Maintained gaseous oxygen systems, fire extinguishing systems, air-conditioning, heating and ventilating, anti-g systems, along with other utility systems
• Successfully troubleshot and resolved discrepancies from a wide range of systems, including airframe flight control surfaces, arresting gear, hydraulics, power plant engine controls and fuel systems.
• Interpreted technical manuals and schematics to develop maintenance strategies, resulting in a 55% reduction in aircraft downtime.