Timothy Kramer Email & Phone Number

Woodland, AL, US

Alabama, United States

Woodland, Alabama, United States

Site Safety Health Officer

Fort Carson, Colorado

Inspected work of aircraft mechanics performing maintenance, modification, or repair and overhaul of aircraft to ensure adherence to standards and procedures. Examined landing gear, tires, and exteriors of fuselage, wings, and engines for evidence of damage or corrosion and the need for repairs. Prepared and maintained detailed repair, inspection.

Fort Carson, Colorado

Enforced safety procedures for 24 aircraft with zero incidents for 730 consecutive days. Instructed personnel and conducted technical training on aircraft maintenance and record keeping procedures, resulting in 96% accuracy over 2 years. Evaluated and supervised 20 individuals on work standards and operation proficiency. Maintained and operated a database.

Washington

Washington

Work with store workers to ensure product is available and up to date. Stock shelves with product and ensure areas are cleab

Denver, Colorado

Provided a drive service for the Denver/Colorado Springs area. Customer service is a huge part of this job and I held a top rating while doing so.

Kandahar, Afghanistan

Supervised and provided technical guidance to 20 personnel performing aircraft mechanical, electrical and avionic system maintenance. Assisted in the movement of aircraft and support equipment worth over 100 million dollars, received the Army Commendation Medal. Evaluated personnel on work standards and operation proficiency

Fort Eustis, Virginia

Trained 46 personnel during a 3 year span on proper procedures for aviation safety, record keeping and maintenance with an overall course average of 93%. Demonstrated outstanding personal skills and received high marks on annual instructor accreditation. Supervised and trained 15 international students on U.S. aviation procedures and maintenance practices

Fort Hood, TX / Fort Campbell, KY

Maintained and operated aircraft test equipment to perform functional flight tests of electrical and electronic systems, 182 items worth $11 million dollars.Tested and troubleshot instruments, components, and assemblies, using circuit testers, oscilloscopes, or voltmeters. Installed electrical and electronic components, assemblies, and systems in aircraft.