Aircraft Maintenance Technician resume example with 8+ years of experience
JessicaClaire
Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA94105609 Johnson Ave., 49204, Tulsa, OK
Home: (555) 432-1000
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Summary
Productive aircraft service professional bringing an extensive history of service and inspection on varied model aircraft. Aiming to fulfill a role in which to leverage in-depth industry knowledge and a diverse skill set acquired over 10 years of maintenance in the aviation landscape.
Skills
Strong work ethic and integrity
Results-driven
Safety procedures
Staff motivation, training, and mentoring
Ability to identify, inspect, install and remove aircraft components
Experience
Aircraft Maintenance Technician, 10/2016 to 01/2020 Wheels Up – Worthington, OH,
Successfully received a top score of a 5 due to my technical knowledge and hard work ethic in my last year evaluation while working at Davis-Monthan AFB.
Removed, inspected, and installed all major and minor engines, quick engine change accessories, low pressure turbine, high pressure turbine, fuel, electrical, oil, and compressor components in accordance to tech data.
Completed scheduled and unscheduled safety and performance assessments.
Performed lubricating maintenance for fuel, hydraulic, and oil sub assemblies.
Evaluated and repaired all primary, and secondary systems such as electrical, air handling and other system components while engine was installed on aircraft and on in shop stands also while at our test cell facility.
Performed procedures ensure safety of personnel by instructing use of personal protective equipment to be worn at all necessary times and that OSHA standards be followed at all times.
Supervised and completed foreign object prevention programs.
Recorded all maintenance performance in aircraft logbooks and completed other paperwork requirements as well as being proficient in IMDS & DIT monitoring programs.
84 full aircraft engine rebuilds and quick turns resulting in the highest TF34 engine production resulting in an award from the USAF.
Maintained safe and organized work area by supporting active control over tools and equipment to prevent FOD at all times.
Oversaw CTK inventory for completeness, correct calibration, and etchings to execute safe and reliable tools when needed with 0 tool loss.
Maintained aircraft hazmat storage areas, correct fire safety, tag out procedures and security of over building facility.
Time and material cost saving achieved due to correct aircraft system evaluation and work procedure.
Identified engine part quality standards according corrosion control and inspection duties to insure proper limitations.
Informed supervisor of job progression and material requirements to give specific detailed timelines.
Worked overtime, evenings and weekends, to respond to emergencies to ensure full production was up kept.
Cleaned, wrapped, and labeled outgoing aircraft engines to ensure proper delivery.
Volunteered to respond to an in flight emergency at Fort Huachuca resulting in an engine change.
During my time at Davis-Monthan AFB I lead an astounding 100% Q&A inspection rating while also leading to one of the most zero defect engine productions while at back shop and phase.
Aircraft Mechanic, 11/2014 to 10/2016 Cigna – Kent, WA,
Worked on C130-H model aircraft in under staffed conditions to provide safe and reliable aircraft to complete mission objectives.
Supervised 12 USAF members ensured training, competency, and well being were met at all times.
Helped lead a group of mechanics in isolating and troubleshooting an aircraft engine fault that kept the aircraft grounded for over 40 days.
Was in control and turned in USAF assets totaling in over 1.4 million dollars with 100% accountability.
Took charge in at least 12 aircraft propeller quick turns while working overtime to insure a 100% safe quick turn.
Kept a 100% Quality and assurance record between 2014-2016 due to my system knowledge and skill.
Ensured aircraft forms and GO81 were pristine while working at Pope Airfield.
Worked alongside active duty personnel to create one of the first integrated active duty, reserve collaboration.
Made sure proper procedures were enacted to insure correct and timely turn in of all non repairable assets.
Aircraft Mechanic, 07/2011 to 10/2014 Cigna – Kirkland, WA,
Assisted in over 15 home station checks involving proper oil draining and servicing, fuel nozzle, thermocouple, igniter plug removal and installations.
Assisted in Isochronal inspections and performed duties to perfect my maintenance skills.
Deployed to Kyrgyzstan from 2012-11-12 to 2013-03-22, ensuring over 100 aircraft sorties were launched.
Received training in C130-H vibration training at Kirtland AFB New Mexico to ensure proper technique of balancing C130-H aircraft.
I was selected for a TDY to Puerto Rico to assist and collaborate with local Air Force personnel.
Education and Training
: Criminal Justice, Expected in Niagara Community College - Niagara Falls, NY, GPA:
Earned 60 college credits
Accomplishments
Was awarded “Top performer of the Quarter” twice in 2019 at Davis-Month AFB.
Certifications
Secret Security Clearance
In-Process Inspections (IPI) theory and Identifying IPI
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