Evaluate oxygen bottles for repair or overhaulPerform documentation of all repairs, overhauls, and re-certifications of oxygen equipmentPerform teardowns, overhauls and functional testing of repair station items according to procedures in CMM and per correct manual revisionPerform hydrostatic test on oxygen bottles in accordance with the DOT RegulationsAssemble, refill, and perform functional and leak checks according to manufactures manual, assembly instructions and drawings

-Perform teardowns, overhauls and functional testing of repair station items according toprocedures and per correct document revision-Ensure that all repair work is performed according to procedures and per correct document revision-Assist in the development and implementation of product improvement initiatives-Inspect, test, troubleshoot and repair shop equipment as required-Complete necessary trainings to maintain knowledge and skills required for job performance-Perform documentation of all repairs and re-certifications of equipment according to regulatory, customer and departmental requirements-Perform documentation of all repairs, overhauls, and re-certifications of equipment-Perform hydrostatic test on oxygen bottles in accordance with the Code of FederalRegulations-Assemble, refill, and perform functional and leak checks according to manufacturesmanual

-Leveraging various operational equipment such as belt loader, k-loader, and tug, load and offload average 5,000 lb. cargo cans from aircraft -Facilitate loading and offloading by operating aircraft doors -Utilize operation equipment such as tug to ensure safe transportation of multiple cargo cans to secure location

-Accomplished initial pre-flight, in flight, and post flight of aircraft duties according to flight manuals. -Performed systems checks on the ground and in-flight for support flights or functional test flights. -Prepared and maintained aircraft flight test procedures.-Delivered care to passengers, troops, and security of cargo, mail, and baggage during flight.-Assist in search and rescue operations in water and on land. -Performed medical evacuations from ships at sea. -Assisted in writing, editing, assembling, publishing, and distributing of configuration documents in S-3, H-2, and H-3 aircraft-Performed general flight crew duties including various anti-submarine warfare related sensor systems to extract, analyze, and classify data

-Enabled over 60 enhanced sonobuoy deployments to analyze and track submarines-Utilized the magnetic anomaly detection (MAD) boom on the S3 Viking aircraft to track submarines-Leveraged skills to utilize the OR-89 forward looking infrared camera (FLIR) to identify aircraft and surface contacts-Assisted in writing, editing, assembling, publishing, and distributing of configuration documents in S-3, H-2, and H-3 aircraft-Inventoried, updated and controlled issuance of training technical manuals to aircraft aircrew and instructors -Operated airborne navigational radars and associated technical equipment to implement safety of flight-Drafted daily flight schedule in MS Excel and assisted in coordinating training events for over 300 crewman-Performed general flight crew duties including various anti-submarine warfare related sensor systems to extract, analyze, and classify data-Analyzed incoming electronic warfare emitters and compared to historical database and incorporated new information to existing database for distribution in area of operation and specific training facilities-Conducted specified pre-flight, in-flight, and post-flight duties in a multitude of naval aircraft flying anti-surface, under sea warfare, mine countermeasures, electronic, counter narcotics, and land and sea rescue missions-Serviced aircraft by replenishing fuel, oil, hydraulic fluid, and inspecting aircraft to ensure aircraft is safe for flight. Towing and maneuvering aircraft on ground to prepare for flight or shut down