Jason Prunty Email & Phone Number

Current A&P FAA Licensed since 1999 and current IA- 24 years turbine helicopter experience- 13 years Part 135 HEMS experience- 20 years of field experience working in remote locations- 9 years Helicopter Firefighting experience - 1 1/2 years working in transmission overhaul part 145- Possess honesty, integrity and a commitment to maintaining safe compliant aircraft- Bell 407 Factory School 2011- Bell 407 Avionics School 2022- MicroVib Certificate of Training in 2011 and 2020, Track & Balance experience with Bell 407’s and EC135’s- RADs Track & Balance experience with Bell 407’s- Chadwick Track & Balance experience with CH-54B and CH-46- Has experience tracking, scheduling and maintaining aircraft maintenance in remote field locations- Has experience working on, troubleshooting and replacing air conditioning components- Has experience working on, troubleshooting and replacing hydraulic components- Has experience troubleshooting and replacing avionics equipment- Has experience troubleshooting, fixing and replacing electrical components- Has removed and replaced rotor blades, rotor hubs, swashplates, main and t/r transmissions, t/r assemblies,engines,engine components, drive shafts, fuel cells, chin bubbles- Has performed minor sheet metal repairs as required under field circumstances- Completed CH-46 required company training 2000- Completed CH-54B required company training 2010Experience:Bell 407/GX/GXi 13 years (Rolls Royce 250-C47B & C47E/4)EC135 9 years (P&W 206B and Turbomeca 2B1 & 2B1A)CH-54B 1 year 4 months (P&W T73)CH-46 or BV 107-II over 7 years (GE T58)MD 500 6 months (Rolls Royce 250-C20)Responsibilities:- Manager in charge of 3 other mechanics performing scheduled and unscheduled heavy maintenance- Making sure maintenance is done safely and in a timely manner- Researching tasks and ordering parts and tools needed to complete scheduled and unscheduled maintenance- Assistant Crew Chief overseeing the work done and in charge of all aircraft operations when the crew chief was off- Maintained logbooks and records of maintenance done on aircraft and engines- Managed and maintained aircraft parts inventory to company and FAA standards- Managed and maintained base consumables within company standards- Making sure company and personal calibrated tools are kept up to date- Maintain a safe work environment for mechanics, crew and passengers

Listed skills include Helicopters, Aircraft Maintenance, Aircraft, Aviation, and 35 others.

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  Clover Park Technical College

  Airframe Mechanics And Aircraft Maintenance Technology/Technician