aircraft modification mechanic field hangar b resume example with 19+ years of experience
JessicaClaire
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Summary
Productive aircraft service professional bringing an extensive history of service and inspection on varied model aircrafts. Aiming to fulfill a role in which to leverage in-depth industry knowledge and a diverse skill set acquired over 14 years of service in the aviation landscape.
Skills
Safety protocol knowledge
Attentive to detail
Military maintenance standards
Identifies, installs and removes common aircraft fasteners
Fire extinguishing and oxygen systems
Excellent work ethic
Exceptional collaboration skills
Project management
Reliable and consistent
Results-driven
Strong organization skills
Strong work ethic and integrity
People skills
Data management
Precision drilling
Planning
Decision-making
Oxygen systems handling
Bond and ground resistance measurement
Aircraft body sealing
Confined space entry
Powered platform operations training
Fork lift certified
Aerial/Boom lift certified
Explosives safety - basics concepts
Explosives safety-packaged initiators & linear charges
Hazardous waste generators training
Aircraft/Non-aircraft product systems Lockout, Tagout, Tryout awareness
Oil spill prevention control & coutnermeasures
Airplane hazardous energy control
Electrostatic Discharge: Installation and Removal
Tool control
Military Flight Center flightline safety
Safety device/lockwire installation
Hazard communication
Standard fall protection equipment use and inspection training
Experience
09/2011 to CurrentAircraft Modification Mechanic Field & Hangar BBoeing | City, STATE,
Recorded all maintenance performance in aircraft logbooks and completed other paperwork requirements as needed.
Cultivated safe and organized work area by maintaining active control over tools and equipment and retaining FOD awareness at all times.
Supervised and offered guidance for aircraft and equipment movement.
Executed corrosion control and inspection duties with minimal supervision.
Supervised and completed flight line foreign object prevention walks.
Oversaw inventory usage and executed replenishment duties when needed.
Trained several new employees on company policies and protocols.
Maintained aircraft environmental systems, oxygen systems, fire extinguishing systems and utility systems.
Performed troubleshooting procedures to find root causes of faults.
Completed scheduled and unscheduled safety and performance assessments.
Performed maintenance services such as lubricating components.
Researched, read and interpreted technical manuals and guidelines before inspections, installations and repairs.
Requested aviation parts and supplies before scheduled repairs to meet inventory needs.
Utilized drawings and schematics to install, remove and modify aircraft structures, systems and components.
Managed repair logs, documenting preventive and corrective aircraft maintenance activities.
07/2006 to 07/2011Supervisor of Field ArtilleryUnited States Army | City, STATE,
Supervised training of field unit soldiers.
Checked functionality of combat vehicles and equipment.
Assisted combat training centers with instruction of M240B, M16A2 and M19 weapon use and safety.
Supervised movement and setup of communications equipment in field after reviewing Battery commander's instructions.
Supervised, directed and motivated subordinate soldiers during day-to-day duties and special projects, maintaining team discipline and continuously closing knowledge gaps to maximize team success.
Inspected equipment and maintenance records to verify conformance with safety and operational standards.
Supervised and assisted in operations, maintenance and repair of weapons control equipment and systems.
Conducted start-up of fire control systems for multiple launch rocket system fire control system.
Delivered advanced training to team personnel to improve routine deployment, maintenance and repair activities.
Effectively managed team to meet 100% of performance goals and hit 100% of targets.
07/2002 to 07/2006Aircraft Fuel Systems SpecialistUnited States Air Force, USAF | City, STATE,
Removed, repaired and replaced malfunctioning components in fuel systems.
Recorded all maintenance performance in aircraft logbooks and completed other paperwork requirements as needed.
Cultivated safe and organized work area by maintaining active control over tools and equipment and retaining FOD awareness at all times.
Supervised and completed flight line foreign object prevention walks.
Oversaw inventory usage and executed replenishment duties when needed.
Cleaned machines and machine parts with solvents, cloths, air guns, hoses and vacuums.
Collected and disposed of hazardous waste substances in accordance with local, state and federal guidelines.
Education and Training
Expected in to to | TheologyHope International University, Fullerton, CAGPA:
Expected in to to | Professional Leaders Development Course United States Army Field Artillery , Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, WAGPA:
Expected in to to | Basic Non-Commissioned Officer’s CourseUnited States Army Field Artillery , Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, WAGPA:
Phases I & II
Expected in to to | Combat Lifesaver CourseUnited States Army Field Artillery , Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, WAGPA:
Expected in 2006 to to | Basic Military Training/Field Artillery School United States Army Field Artillery , Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, WAGPA:
Expected in to to | Air Force NCO Academy (Leader’s Development)United States Air Force Hulburt Field AFB, , GPA:
Expected in to to | Aircraft Fuel Systems Apprentice School United States Air Force Sheppard AFB, TX, , GPA:
Expected in to to | Explosive Ordnance/Bomb DisposalUnited States Air Force Eglin AFB, FL, , GPA:
Expected in 2002 to to | Basic Military Training United States Air Force Lackland AFB, San Antonio, TXGPA:
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