Patrick Pedersen Email & Phone Number

Patrick Pedersen is a Former Helicopter Mechanic at U.S. Army at U.S. Army.

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  Helicopter Mechanic

  U.S. Army

  Aug 2012 - Present

  Effective leader and problem-solver with advanced trouble-shooting skills and a hardworking mentality. Seeking to apply expertise and extensive experience in Aircraft Maintenance to take on a challenging new role with a growing team.Skills• 7 years of Aviation mechanical experience on Rotary-wing aircraft.• Ability to read and interpret blue prints, engineering drawing and technical publications.• Proficient in the use and maintenance of various pieces of ground support and test equipment.•Ability to understand and follow instructions and the ability to remain task focused.• Excellent written, verbal, communication and interpersonal skills for team synergy. Work HistoryH-47 Medium Helicopter Mechanic, 06/2013 to Current U.S. Army – JBLM, WA· Flight Engineer tasked with the safety of the crew with an in-depth knowledge of helicopter functions, trouble-shooting steps and emergency procedures to ensure the safe return of everyone on the flight· Company Production Control NCO tasked with maintaining a flyable status of nine H-47's while managing personnel's day to day priorities, schedules, and ensuring a clean and safe working environment· In-depth knowledge of aircraft manuals and blue prints as well as technical publications to preform various maintenance related actions· Participated in multiple aircraft reset inspections, numerous tear downs, and build ups to prepare aircraft for transportation and operation. Also performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance tasks to repair broken aircraft or to complete the hourly or calendar preventative maintenance inspection requirements· Prepared all documentation for the turn in of parts and related inspections for technical inspector to review and sign. Proficient at maintaining Aircraft forms and records via electronic or paper means· Building manager for the company in charge of the upkeep and reporting of safety concerns or fire hazard issues

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  Liberty University

  Aviation Management