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15r apache helicopter repairmen resume example with 3+ years of experience

Jessica
Claire
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(555) 432-1000,
Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94105
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Professional Summary

I joined the U.S Army in February of 2009. After completing basic training and advanced individual training I reported to my duty station in Ft. Hood Texas. I was assigned as a AH-64 Apache helicopter mechanic in the 1-4 Combat Aviation Brigade of the 4th Infantry Division. I was expected to complete minor to major repairs on my assigned aircraft in adequate amount of time without mistakes. To include repairing AH-64D Longbow aircraft in accordance with Army guidelines and policy. Completing numerous 125 hour and 250 hour inspections. Aswell as completing scheduled replacements of gearboxes, rotorhead and blades, engines, and trasmissions. On many occasions I rigged engines, horizontal stabillizers, and flight controls. I was assigned to mainetanace plattoon for two years while serving in the military. During the last six months I was in charge of some maintenace tasks and completed all competantly and in a timley manner to military standard. At no time have I ever been under investigation or received an article 15 for any behavior for any reason. For one year I was assigned to a line company as a crewcheif, learning knowledge as a crecheif and understanding what is looked for during inspections. While being deployed for two months i worked alongside our reset teams helping them reset our aircraft gaining knowledge on how 500 hours phases are ran and what inspections need to be completed.

Licenses

1. Combat Lifesaver Certification.

2. 15R- Apache mechanic certification.

3. Military Drivers License with Drivers Badge

Skill Highlights
  • Complex problem solver
  • Quality control procedures
  • Advanced word processing
  • Wound care trained
  • Adept at multiple revival techniques
  • Cool and collected under pressure
  • Understand Basic toolbox and FOD policies and treat them as common sense while working around aircraft



  • Competency in procedure development
  • Communicates effectively
  • Reading comprehension
  • Staff management
  • Exceptional multi-tasker
  • Operations management
  • Exceptional customer service
  • Conflict resolution
  • Reliable
  • Courteous and polite demeanor
  • Clean MVR
  • Customer-oriented



Education and Training
Baker College of Owosso Owosso, MI Expected in 2016 General Education : General Education GPA : Status

Attending Baker College of Owosso to complete my general education requirements.

Owosso, Expected in : GPA : Status
U.S. Army Combat Lifesaver Course Ft. Hood , Texas Expected in 2010 Certificate : Combat Lifesaver GPA : Status

During this certification in the Army I was required to learn how to be a battlefield first responder. This course teaches a student how to properly stabilize someone after a traumatic injury to include gunshot and stab wounds, head trauma and traumatic amputation of limbs. One of the skills this class taught was to stabilize someone and how to properly position and bandage a patient who is suffering from a collapsed lung due to gunshot or stab trauma. Students were also taught how to give intravenous fluids to patients that are either suffering from severe bleeding or dehydration.

U.S. Army Prepatory School Ft. Jackson, South Carolina Expected in 2009 GED : General Education Diploma GPA : Status

I attended the Army Prepatory School to attain my GED.

Advanced Individuel Training Ft. Eustis , Virginia Expected in 2009 Certificate : Apache Mechanic Course GPA : Status

After Basic Combat Training I moved on to Advanced Individual Training, during this course I was required to learn all parts of the aircraft and learn how to properly log all maintenance done to my specific aircraft. Required but not limited to every nut and bolt removed and all major components must have their respective serial numbers recored in the individual aircraft logs.

Professional Experience
U.S. Army15R Apache Helicopter Repairmen
City, STATE, 01/200908/2012

Required to maintain aircraft within standard set by the FAA and Boeing. Required but limited to replacing failing components inspecting components for quality assurance. Checking oil levels, taking samples and preparing them for transportation to lab facilities where tests would determine airworthiness. As a Crew Chief I was the last person to look at the aircraft before it flew in more times than once making the call if said aircraft was airworthy. I spent one year in Afghanistan as a AH-64 crewchief earning multiple awards and commendations in the course of my deployment. While I was stateside I spent two and a half year as a heavy mechanic, on multiple occasions being given a team of soldiers under me to complete tasks.

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Resume Overview

School Attended

  • Baker College of Owosso
  • U.S. Army Combat Lifesaver Course
  • U.S. Army Prepatory School
  • Advanced Individuel Training

Job Titles Held:

  • 15R Apache Helicopter Repairmen

Degrees

  • General Education
  • Certificate
  • GED
  • Certificate

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