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Summary
Retired Air Force Veteran with over 23 years of Military maintenance experience across six separate helicopter platforms searching for a more challenging and rewarding position to excel in. Maintains absolute focus under pressure. Poised with demonstration to easily transcend cultural differences. Ready to bring a proven track record of success to Lockheed Martin.
Veteran Status Claimed: 10 Point Veteran
Security Clearance: Secret Current
Valid US Passport
Skills
All Systems Qualification
Track and Balance of Rotor Systems
Test/Inspect/Service/Repair
Ground Servicing and Handling
Leadership/Training
Quality Assurance/Quality Control
Scheduling
Technical Manuals and Research
Maintenance Database and Documentation
Detail Oriented Technician
Engineering Assists
Time Compliance Technical Orders
Experience
04/2017 to CurrentMH-60 Sierra Airframe Mechanic/Shift LeadDynCorp International LLC | City, STATE,
Maintains fleet of five MH-60 Sierra aircraft.
Leads three separate career fields to ensure safe, reliable aircraft.
Reviews aircraft logbook information, plans and schedules downtime for scheduled maintenance actions and heavy maintenance.
Assigns tasks to 14 person shop and ensures timely completion.
Performs all ground handling activities to include towing, preflight and post flight inspections, launch and recovery.
Specializes in aircraft main and auxiliary hydraulic power systems, flight controls, actuating subsystems and landing gear.
Completes authorized airframe repairs to include sheet metal, advanced composites and corrosion abatement.
Remove, repair and replace aircraft fuselage, wings, fixed and movable surfaces, wheels and tires, controls and mechanisms.
Maintain aircraft landing gear system, brakes and related pneumatic systems, reservoir pressurization, emergency actuating devices, pumps, valves, regulators, cylinders, lines and fittings.
Remove, install and rig aircraft flight controls.
Service pressure accumulators, struts, reservoirs and master brake cylinders.
Tests, inspects and troubleshoots advanced "glass cockpit" avionics, Environmental Control Systems, Active Vibration Control Systems, and Main/Tail Rotor fold systems.
Conducts ground runs on aircraft for troubleshooting and engine compressor/hot section cleaning.
Performs authorized aircraft and airframe modifications per blueprints and technical data.
Works with Quality Assurance representatives for engineering request as required.
04/2009 to 02/2017HH-60G Pavehawk Flightline Expediter/Production Control ManagerUnited States Air Force | City, STATE,
Led 40 person shift of six different specialties to ensure 95% aircraft availability.
Maintained and directed all maintenance actions on 12 HH-60G Combat Search and Rescue Helicopters.
Ensured aircraft Safe for Flight.
Reviewed aircraft forms and Interactive Maintenance Database System for discrepancies. Ensured proper documentation of all maintenance actions.
All systems qualified worker and inspector for Mechanical, Avionics, Electrical, Engines, Hydraulics, Defensive countermeasures and Weapons systems and subsystems.
Mastered Air Force Technical Orders, Directives and Instructions to include Air Force Instruction 21-101.
Submitted engineering requests as required.
Assisted with approved system modifications to airframe and components using blue prints and technical data.
Conducted all required inspections, to include scheduled, unscheduled, special, and phase inspections.
Performed all ground handling and servicing actions including launch/recovery, towing, refuel and defueling.
Inspected, tested and troubleshot all aircraft systems and sub systems, repaired or replaced parts as required to maintain serviceable aircraft.
Rigged flight control and engine system components.
Conducted track and balance actions on all drive line and rotor system components.
Ensured compliance with technical manuals, directives and local operating procedures.
Ordered aircraft parts, performed acceptance inspections upon delivery.
Prepared parts for turn-in and performed deficiency reports when required.
Ensured historical data was updated on serially tracked parts with plans and scheduling section as required.
Inventoried and repaired all aircraft support equipment.
Inspected, used and maintained tools, hand and special.
Performed approved modifications to tools for special purposes.
Conducted pre-use inspections on both powered and non-powered ground support equipment.
Trained and certified peers and subordinates in all aspects of aircraft maintenance.
Engine and Auxiliary Power Unit run trainer/certifier.
12/2012 to 12/2013Mi-17 and Mi-35 Lead Mechanic/Afghan AdvisorUnited States Air Force | City, STATE, Afghanistan
Assigned to work Non-Standard Rotary Wing Aircraft.
Ensured safe, reliable airworthy aircraft for US, Czech, Croatian, and Hungarian aircrews to allow pilot and aircrew training for Afghan soldiers with the goal of self-efficiency.
Advised 35 Afghan soldiers on Russian helicopter maintenance.
Worked with senior ranking Afghan soldiers instructing them on superior western maintenance practices.
Served as Lead Technician and trainer on all aspects of maintenance from ground handling to major overhaul and aircraft recovery.
Provided guidance regarding unit training, reaction time and mission capability.
Hand-picked by leadership to lead Afghan Army maintenance technicians.
Maintained airworthiness of 16 Mi-17/Mi-8 helicopters for coalition training flights.
Taught aircraft battle damage assessment and repair to senior Afghan maintenance technicians.
Accomplished a multitude of tasks which ultimately result in the Squadron's capability to perform its wartime mission and ensured active duty military were properly trained and equipped to provide wartime combat and peacetime support.
Ensured aircraft modifications and technical directives followed manufacturers specifications.
Provided daily recaps and attended weekly teleconferences to appropriate commands on aircraft status and address any shortfalls.
Awarded Non-Commissioned Officer of the Month five times, Quarterly Award twice and runner up for Yearly Award.
03/2006 to 12/2012Flight Line Lead Mechanic/Flying Crew ChiefUnited States Air Force | City, STATE,
Led maintenance actions on 12 HH-60G aircraft.
Appointed to Flying Crew Chief program to conduct inflight operational checks to include track and balance adjustments on aircraft.
Assigned Quality Assurance responsibilities as Technical Inspector in all mechanical fields to include Electrical/Environmental, Avionics, Communication Navigation and Weapons systems.
Ensured airworthy aircraft both at home station and deployments.
Responsible for conducting acceptance inspections of aircraft from Depot overhaul inspections.
Accumulated over 300 flight hours as a non-rated crew member to perform inflight troubleshooting, track and balance measurements, and aircraft vibration monitoring.
Led teams in disassembly, inspection and rebuild of aircraft during 600-hour phase inspections.
Unit trainer assigned to training complex tasks such as flight control rigging, tracking and balancing rotating components, and test/inspect and timing of rescue hoist assemblies.
Planned and coordinated all scheduled, unscheduled and preventative maintenance on aircraft.
Developed plans and scheduled work in a manner promoting a smooth flow and even distribution to subordinate employees; applied quality control principles to improve maintenance processes.
Engine and Auxiliary Power Plant run certified to conduct maintenance tests and engine compressor cleaning.
Quality Assurance/Technical Inspector responsible for inspecting and clearing red "X" (grounding faults) conditions on all aircraft systems.
01/2002 to 02/2006MH-53J Helicopter Crew Chief/Aerospace Maintenance CraftsmanUnited States Air Force | City, STATE,
Maintained fleet of five MH-53J PAVE Low helicopters assigned to Air Force Special Operations Command.
Tested/Inspected/Serviced and rebuilt airframe and aircraft components and systems.
Received specialized training in Aircraft Battle Damage Repair as a Technician and Assessor.
Performed scheduled/unscheduled maintenance and inspections as required.
Rigged flight controls, performed Main Rotor system track and balance and monitored aircraft vibration spectrums to detect and prevent component failure.
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.
Education and Training
Expected in 01/2017Associate of Applied Science | Aircraft MaintenanceCommunity College of The Air Force, Montgomery, ALGPA:
Expected in 11/2012Professional Military Certification | Professional Military Personnel ManagementAirey Noncommissioned Officer Academy, Tyndal Air Force Base, FL, GPA:
Expected in 07/2002General Military Personnel Management | Military ScienceAirman Leadership School, Non Commissioned Officer Academy, Royal Air Force Feltwell, United Kingdom, GPA:
Expected in 08/1997Army HH-60 Aviation Helicopter Repairer Course | Community College of The Air Force, Maxwell, Gunter, Eustis, Alabama, VirginiaGPA:
Expected in 07/2002Aircraft Battle Damage Repair And Assessment | Aircraft Battle Damage RepairSpecial Operations Command, Royal Air Force Mildenhall, UK, GPA:
Expected in 06/1999Aircraft Dedicated Crew Chief Course | Professional Maintenance StudiesAir Combat Command , Moody Air Force Base, GA, GPA:
Expected in 09/1999Rescue Hoist Repair | Breeze Eastern/Lucas Western Hoist OverhaulField Detatchment Instruction, Moody Air Force Base, GA, GPA:
Expected in 02/1999HH-60G Chaff And Flare Certified | Chaff/Flare Load And Inspection CertifiedField Detatchment Instruction, Moody Air Force Base, GA, GPA:
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School Attended
Community College of The Air Force
Airey Noncommissioned Officer Academy
Airman Leadership School, Non Commissioned Officer Academy
Community College of The Air Force
Special Operations Command
Air Combat Command
Field Detatchment Instruction
Field Detatchment Instruction
Job Titles Held:
MH-60 Sierra Airframe Mechanic/Shift Lead
HH-60G Pavehawk Flightline Expediter/Production Control Manager
