Alejandro Mozo La O

Worked in an MRO shop for the last 4 years in a teaming environment. Knowledgeable of Leap 1A engines assembly and tear down. Have acquired different training of leaning processes , quality rep and others.

• FAA Airframe & Powerplant (temp issued 09/13/17) 91.50 GPA – NAA
• Directors Award – NAA
• FCC Marine Radio Operator FRN# 0026675244
• FCC General Radiotelephone
• Ship Radar Endorsement
• AVIATION TRAINING:
• While pursuing an Occupational Associates Degree in Aviation Maintenance Technology, the following tasks were performed:
• Advanced Aircraft Systems:
• Training In basic electrical and electronics theory
• Safety practices when working with electricity and electronic equipment, including prevention of ESD
• Practical experience with application and removal of solder
• Fabrication and installation of wiring harnesses and receptacles, including use of environmental splice sleeves, for Garmin GNS430W
• Ring out test performed
• Training in principles of ILS, ADF, VOR, DME, GPS, and ADS-B
• Training and performed ops check on transponder with ATC 600A & IFR 6000
• Training and performed ops check on Pitot Static system on test stand using Castleberry Pitot Static Tester
• Trained and performed ops check on VOR and ILS using IFR NAV 402, IFR 4000 & Bird Wattmeters
• Understanding of ARINC 429, 629, ADC, DAC, Multiplexer and Demultiplexer
• Knowledge of EIS, EICAS, ITE, APS/AFS and ACARS.
• National Aviation Academy Airbus A320 Computer Based Training
• (Similar to GenFam)
• Identify Resistor/Capacitor Values, construct a transmitter/receiver, join with fiber optic cable and terminate
• Read and interpret block diagrams and electronic schematics
• Powerplant:
• Complete disassembly, inspection, and reassembly of Lycoming GSO-480 (reciprocating)
• Disassembly /inspection/reassembly of compressor section, combustion section and turbine section of T53 and Allison 250 (turbine) engines
• Performed inspection and maintenance procedures on Learjet 24 and CJ-610 engines
• Performed dynamic engine test and diagnosis on engines installed in aircraft and in test cells
• Performed troubleshooting, removal, repair and installation of the following:
• CJ-610, Lycoming T-53 Turbo Shaft & Lycoming O-235-L2C, JT4, & GPU (troubleshooting & repair only)
• Powerplant induction and exhaust systems (reciprocating & turbine)
• Ice and rain systems
• Super and turbo charging systems
• Fuel systems and Fuel metering systems including teardown/overhaul of Marvel Schebler carburetors
• Ignition systems (magneto and capacitive discharge)
• Electrical systems (including starters, generators, alternators, wiring controls, switches, indicators, and protective devices)
• Instruments (including electrical and mechanical, engine temperature, pressure, and RPM indicating systems)
• GPU Air search Model GTGE 70-9-2 (removal/reinstallation/troubleshooting only)
• Sheet Metal:
• Fabricate & repair fuselage, spar caps, stringers, spar webs and skins utilizing blueprint drawings
• Repaired aircraft damage on transport category airframes
• Utilized the following technical data accomplishing sheet metal tasks:
• Structural Repair Manuals (SRMs)
• Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs)
• FAA approved publications
• Blueprint diagrams
• Utilized the following tools while accomplishing above tasks:
• Drills, Clecos, Rivet sets, Rivet guns, Bucking bars, Hole Duplicators, Rivet Cutters, Countersink Stops, Micro Shavers Chip Chasers, Nibblers, Shears, Form Blocks, Brakes
• Composites:
• Fabricated composite honeycomb core panel, repaired damaged windows, doors and interior furnishings
• Worked with extruded polystyrene, epoxy resin, bi-directional fiberglass and resins
• Painted aircraft airfoils
• Utilized composite fasteners and vacuum bagging processes IAW Aircraft Maintenance and Repair Manual, AC43-13-1BI2A and Federal Aviation Regulations
• Performed core replacement and scarf repair
• Performed maintenance and repairs using a variety of powered and non-powered ground support equipment.