Aaron Johnson
Tucson,United States
Summary
Reliable Aircraft Mechanic expertly inspects, services and repairs variety of aircraft types and models. Safely assesses and addresses mechanical issues with detailed investigations of problem sources. Skilled Aircraft Mechanic knowledgeable in all areas of F-16, MH-53, CV-22, A-10, C-130(all) aircraft. Adept at performing in-process and final aircraft inspections with commitment to unfailing accuracy and safety. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals. Detail-oriented team player with strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy.
Overview
22
22
years of professional experience
Work History
Aircraft Fuel Systems Tech
United States Air Force
Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ
07.2002 - 08.2024
- Promoted energy conservation initiatives within the workplace by educating colleagues on best practices related to efficient usage of resources like electricity and water during aircraft fuel system maintenance activities
- Enhanced aircraft safety by conducting thorough inspections and maintenance of fuel systems
- Streamlined inventory management by maintaining an organized system for tracking tools, parts, and supplies needed for efficient operations within the workspace assigned for Aircraft Fuel Systems Technician functions
- Enhanced overall team productivity by consistently meeting established deadlines and performance metrics related to Aircraft Fuel Systems Technician functions
- Preserved high-quality standards in all work performed, adhering strictly to technical orders, manuals, and published guidelines related to aircraft fuel systems technology
- Increased troubleshooting accuracy through proficient use of diagnostic equipment and tools for analyzing complex fuel system issues
- Improved flight efficiency by optimizing fuel consumption through meticulous calibration of fuel system components
- Managed risk effectively by participating in safety meetings and strictly following established safety protocols when working on or around live aircraft systems
- Contributed to a culture of continuous improvement by actively participating in root cause analysis exercises for recurring fuel system issues and proposing corrective actions
- Achieved faster turnarounds by coordinating with other maintenance sections during major aircraft servicing tasks involving fuel systems repairs or replacements
- Supported seamless operations during emergencies or contingencies, working extended hours or shifts as required to restore affected aircraft fuel systems back to operational status
- Delivered comprehensive training to junior technicians, fostering a skilled and proficient workforce within the team.
Education
High School Diploma -
Park High School
Cottage Grove, MNSkills
- Fuel Storage Management
- Wiring diagrams
- Fuel System Troubleshooting
- Supervisory skills
- Hazardous Materials Handling
- Hydraulic systems
- System Inspection
- Troubleshooting
- Military maintenance requirements
- Critical thinking abilities
- Schematic Interpretation
- Precision measurement
Accomplishments
- Spearheaded the repair of a wing leak on a C-130J aircraft by initiating a Technical Engineering Request while effectively managing deficiencies and establishing essential procedures and standards enabling the wing's first ever depot level wing repair contract field team.
- Identified a packaging flaw affecting A-10 fuel cells, rendering 26,000 dollars worth of assets unusable. Collaborating with Air Combat Command, Depot, and manufacturers, I devised new packaging criteria, alleviating pressure on the strained supply chain, and saved the Air Force 780,000 dollars in annual costs.
- Engineered a specialized local maintenance tester by conducting extensive research on diagrams and acquiring necessary parts. This innovation facilitated the 355th Wing's inaugural test capability, furnishing critical data for Aircraft Safety Investigation boards and showcased invaluable contributions to operational readiness.
References
- Tyler Volk, United States Air Force, Production Supervisor, 513-907-9207, tyler.volk@us.af.mil
- Brandon Marshall, United States Air Force, Aircraft Fuel Systems Section Chief, 520-228-9571, brandon.marshall.1@us.af.mil
- Brett J. Flickinger, United States Air Force, Lt Col, ACC 12 AF A4, 520-228-5244, brett.flickinger@us.af.mil
- Elizabeth Fox, United States Air Force, 311 FG/UPC, 575-572-2182, elizabeth.fox.2@us.af.mil
Timeline
Aircraft Fuel Systems Tech
United States Air Force
07.2002 - 08.2024
High School Diploma -
Park High School