CV: aircraft maintenance technician

OBJECTIVE:

To secure a Maintenance Technician position with an organization offering long-term career and advancement opportunities, in which my education, experience, and skills can make a positive contribution to your company.

WORK EXPERIENCE:

UNITED AIRLINES, 6016 Avion Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90045                                          1991 - Present

 Line Maintenance AMT

                   Performed “A” checks on A-320 Airbus and Boeing 757 ,lay off from 2003 got recalled 2005 as maintenance technician. 

Lead Line Maintenance A&P from 1999 through 2001.  Established work requirements, planning, scheduling and assigning personnel, sequencing work, establishing priorities, identifying and securing resources, and handling of paperwork.  Assessed team knowledge and abilities, determined the training needs of the team and gave instructions and training to employees of any classification.  Directed the work of others by communicating verbally and/or in writing shift-to-shift turnover, work status and priorities, job and safety expectations.  As a mechanic, removed and installed all Boeing aircraft engines and apu’s excluding Boeing 777.  Performed “A” checks on 737, 767, & 757.  Worked on airbuses A319, A320, McDonald Douglass DC10-10, DC10-30, including boroscoping of all United’s fleet engines for specific problems and routine checks of compressor, combustion chamber, and turbines.  Performed routine work on all United’s fleet 727, 737, 747, 757, 767, 777, DC10-10, DC10-30, A319 & A320.  Performed last minute gate repair of aircraft, as well as inbound gripes to insure on time departure.  Performed receipt and dispatch of all fleet from hangar to terminal or vice versa on a daily basis.  Performed other duties as required.

McDONALD DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT CORP., 3855 Lakewood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA      1988 - 1989

Flight Line Mechanic

Performed systems checkout of flight controls, power plant, hydraulics, and environmental control.  Performed pre-flight and post-flight repairs and modifications on aircraft as required to meet customer requirements on DC-10, MD-80, MD-83, and MD-87.  Performed additional duties as required.

TRACOR AVIATION, INC., 495 S. Fairview Ave., Santa Barbara, CA 93117                                  1988

Flight Line Mechanic

Made routine, periodic or special inspections of DC-10 aircraft systems, including hydraulic fuel and control surfaces and took corrective actions where standard procedures existed.  Assisted on the removal and installation of jet or reciprocating aircraft powerplant, checked the insulation and hook-ups by making preliminary pressure check and visual inspection of all powerplant systems, corrected any malfunctions or improper installations.  Assisted in the pre-flight, post-flight, and inspection of all aircraft systems.  Serviced or directed the servicing of all types of aircraft, including cleaning windshields, servicing fuel systems and checking tire pressures.  Performed related and incidental work assignments as required.

ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP., 2825 E. Ave. P, Palmdale, CA 93550                    1985 - 1988

Flight Operations Mechanic, B-1B Division

Performed post-flight Boeing 727.  Removed and installed new Pratt & Whittney JTA-17 engines and pylons.  Tested engines and pre-flight aircraft.  Worked on auxiliary tanks troubleshooting for leaks.  Removed and replaced bladder tanks.  Performed post-flight continental Boeing 747.  Performed “C” check and pre-flight the aircraft.  Responsible for operational checkout of fuel, pneumatic, hydraulic, environmental control, and coolanol systems.  Made repairs and modifications, as necessary to restore systems to meet flight requirements on B-1B.  Performed structure modifications and repairs.  Installed wings and nacelles, pressure tested fuel systems for leaks and normal functions.  Performed additional duties as required.

EDUCATION:

·         Sacramento City College, Sacramento, CA
1982-1984. Certificate in Aviation Maintenance Technology

·         A&P License #

·         FCC Radio & Electronics Mechanic

TRAINING:

       Engine boroscope inspection

High pressure safety

Cryogenics safety

Coax/waveguide handling

Fuel tank entry

Chemical film application

Torque & safety

Wing pivot pin installation

Drill hole inspection

A/C towing

Refuel/defuel

A/C jacking

Hazardous waste management

Ejection seat cockpit safety

Support test equipment 8100

Environmental seal-faying surface only

Threaded fastener installation

Engine and APU certified on DC-10 & MD-80 series

21 hrs. MD-11 systems training

more training and certificates available (just relocated to san Antonio tx most documents still in boxes)