Thomas Smith Email & Phone Number

Mobile, Alabama, United States

Trained new hire structures mechanics in a lab setting, covering fastener installation and removal, corrosion inhibitive compounds, and sealant application. Classroom coursework included principles of flight, aviation history, and a large focus on Human Factors in aviation. I conducted new hire orientation twice weekly for all new hires, and held weekly.

Enterprise, Alabama, United States

Leakesville, Mississippi, United States

Provided armed perimeter security for state ran prison.

Jacksonville, Florida, United States

Repaired and maintained heavy stationary equipment as part of a solar panel manufacturing line.

Jacksonville, Florida Area

As a sheet metal worker for the department of defense, I performed routine, unscheduled, and overhaul maintenance on military aircraft. My duties went beyond sheet metal work, and consisted of voluntary work within our environmental program. This included ensuring hazardous wastes were properly stowed and kept segregated, storm water pollution prevention.

Beaufort, South Carolina

With Tyonek Native Corp, I worked as a contractor for the Department of the Navy performing corrosion prevention and repair for US Navy and US Marine Corps F/A-18 fighter jets. I performed simple and complex metal working and modification jobs, as well as routine/non-routine preventative maintenance to metal aircraft structures.

Charleston, South Carolina Area

With Triad Systems International, I worked quality assurance for new production of Boeing 787 Dream Liner passenger jets at Boeing's Charleston, South Carolina plant. During my time there, I verified various sealant and paint/primer jobs, fastener installations, fastener hole diameters, axial swage jobs, verified jobs sites free of debris and foreign.

Beaufort, South Carolina

With Tyonek Native Corp, I worked as a contractor for the Department of the Navy performing corrosion prevention and repair for US Navy and US Marine Corps F/A-18 fighter jets. I performed simple and complex metal working and modification jobs, as well as routine/non-routine preventative maintenance to metal aircraft structures.

Beaufort, South Carolina

I enlisted in the US Navy in August of 2010, reaching my first duty station in May of 2006. As an aviation structural mechanic, the unit I was stationed in was designated for intermediate maintenance. Having received courses and hands on experience with advanced composite materials repair, I spent my enlistment repairing carbon fiber, kevlar, and fiber.