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Riyadh, Sa

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

• Implemented airfield safety procedures and Foreign Object Damage precautions ensuring a safe aircraft operating environment.• Established priorities for aviation maintenance operations and safety practices while improving the morale, discipline, and professional development of over 600 qualified aviation maintenance technicians.• Observed and monitored sensitive aviation documentation utilizing Secret to Top-Secret government system information networks through SIPRNet and NIPRNet handling sensitive aviation maintenance information protocols and migrations information to multiple classified networks worldwide.• Inspect airfield conditions to ensure compliance with Military security and safety requirements.• Conducted inspections of Flightline property and perimeters while maintaining controlled access to an airfield.

Camp Humphreys, Korea

• Set up and issued secure passwords for sensitive need-to-know information and clearances for newly trained employees to access sensitive information.• Trusted with full Technical Inspector rights and roles to accomplish critical maintenance tasks for mission success.• Ensured compliance with aviation safety action messages for twelve aircraft while monitoring maintenance programs.

Joint Base Lewis Mccord, Wa

• Supervised aircraft mechanics performing maintenance, modification, and repairs of aircraft mechanical systems to ensure adherence to standards and maintenance procedures.• Supervised loading and movement operations for deploying and returning military units.• Recommended repairs on damaged aircraft during Military field exercises and deployments.• Responsible for Inspecting, correcting, and signing off scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance tasks during training and combat operations.• Monitored all aircraft's arrival, parking, refueling, loading, and departure

Fort Eustis, Va

• Responsible for the instruction of the AH-64D and AH-64E Attack Helicopter Maintenance Course to Initial Entry Training Soldiers.• Wrote, revised, and applied critical updates to aviation maintenance procedures and lesson plans while supervising and mentoring over 600 students on critical aviation maintenance tasks and procedures.• Taught new aviation maintainers in navigating, quickly finding, and conducting aviation maintenance tasks and procedures utilizing the unit-level logistic systems. (ULLSA-E).• Operated and maintained aircraft systems, trainers, and automated equipment using Microsoft systems. • Analyzed training programs and conducted oral and written examinations to ensure the competency of persons operating, installing, and repairing aircraft equipment.

Fort Bliss, Texas, United States

• Inspected aviation systems, subsystems, and components before, during, and after the installation while ensuring all aircraft forms and historical records were within aviation maintenance standards.• Provided quality assurance for aircraft maintenance procedures while enforcing and complying with all Aviation Safety Action Messages, Safety of Flight, Aviation Maintenance Action, and Maintenance Information Messages.• Inspected test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment for special aviation tools, ensuring that critical tools were calibrated to aviation standards.• Executed, repaired, and inspected critical flight components and aircraft manufactured parts and components.• Prepared and maintained detailed repair, inspection, investigation, and certification records and reports.• Supervised the repair of critical battle-damaged aircraft repairs for aircraft sheet metal, hydraulic lines, and flight-critical controls and components.• inspected new, repaired, or modified aircraft to identify damage or defects and to assess airworthiness and conformance to standards, using checklists, hand tools, and test instruments.

Illesheim, Bavaria, Germany

• Supervised the completion of preventative maintenance services and inspections for multiple aircraft.• Prepared several aircraft for deployment operations and Air Force aircraft loading procedures.• Ensured the correct aircraft statuses and faults were placed into the ULLSA-E system and corrected promptly. • Started aircraft and observed gauges, meters, and other instruments to detect evidence of malfunctions.

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

• Inspected aviation systems, subsystems, and components before, during, and after the installation while ensuring all aircraft forms and historical records were within aviation maintenance standards.• Provided quality assurance for aircraft maintenance procedures while enforcing and complying with all Aviation Safety Action Messages, Safety of Flight, Aviation Maintenance Action, and Maintenance Information Messages.• Inspect work of aircraft mechanics performing maintenance, modification, or repair and overhaul of aircraft and aircraft mechanical systems to ensure adherence to standards and procedures.• Inspected test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment for special aviation tools, ensuring that critical tools were calibrated to aviation standards.• Examined maintenance records and flight logs to determine if service and maintenance checks and overhauls were performed at prescribed intervals.• Supervised the repair of critical battle-damaged aircraft repairs for aircraft sheet metal, hydraulic lines, and flight-critical controls and components.

Illesheim, Bavaria, Germany

• Prepared and used selected forms and records applicable to Army Aviation Maintenance using the Unit Level Logistics System (ULLSA-E) to perform aviation unit maintenance and aviation intermediate maintenance tasks.• Overhauled, inspected, and repaired requisitioned parts while complying with all shop and flight line safety procedures.• Removed and installed aircraft subsystem assemblies such as engines, rotors, gearboxes, transmissions, mechanical flight controls, and their components.• Serviced and lubricated aircraft and subsystems, prepared aircraft for inspections and maintenance checks, performed scheduled inspections, and assisted in performing special aircraft inspections.• Utilized special tools and equipment while performing operator maintenance with special tools and aircraft ground support equipment. • Inspected and repaired aircraft wings, fuselages, aircraft engines, transmissions, generators, tail, and main rotor head assemblies, serviced and repaired aircraft landing gears; repaired and replaced starters, lights, batteries, wiring, and additional electrical parts and components providing the safe and fully mission capable aircraft.

Aviation Maintenance Operations, 3.5 Gpa

3.5 Gpa