F 35 Assembler Aircraft Structures Mechanic resume example with 13+ years of experience
In depth knowledge of aviation and its industry. Looking for a career change into the trucking industry by obtaining a class A commercial drivers license.
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- Two time employee of the month
- Quarterly ESH award
- FAA airframe license and FCC general radiotelephone operator license
Determines procedure and sequence of installation, assembly, repair or rework by referring to blueprints and drawings. Establishes the location, fits and installs systems and accessories where mating, locations and coordination of parts, assemblies and equipment are critical factors.
Having firsthand knowledge of aircraft structures and fuel systems. Performed minor, major and critical sheet metal repairs to P3, C130 and C9 aircraft. Performed troubleshooting, removal and replacement of fuel cell components. Identification an repair of fuel leaks.
- Aircraft fuel system mechanic course
- Maintenance data collection system
- NCO preparatory course
- P3 general familiarization
- Basic sheet metal
- C130 general familiarization
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Resume Overview
School Attended
- Lawrence County Vo-Tech
- USAF
- Lockheed Martin
Job Titles Held:
- F-35 assembler aircraft structures mechanic
- Aircraft fuel cell and structures mechanic
Degrees
- High School Diploma
- certificate
- Certificate
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