Alice Nance
San Diego,CA
Summary
Productive aircraft service professional bringing an extensive history of service and inspection on varied model aircrafts. Aiming to fulfill a role in which to leverage in-depth industry knowledge and a diverse skill set acquired over 6 years of service in the aviation landscape, who is highly motivated and detail oriented due to military service
Overview
6
6
years of professional experience
Work History
Aviation Mechanic
United States Naval Service
San Diego, CA
06.2018 - Current
- 110 aviation mechanic Collateral Duty Inspector
- 310 Flight line collateral duty inspector
- Plane captain
- low power turn operator
- Diagnosed malfunctions in aircraft using technical manuals and test equipment.
- Maintained accurate records of all work performed on each aircraft according to FAA regulations.
- Developed preventive maintenance plans for various types of aircrafts.
- Assisted in the development of safety policies for the maintenance department.
- Coordinated with pilots regarding any potential issues that may arise during flight operations.
- Examined parts for wear or damage using precision measuring instruments and visual inspection techniques.
- Adjusted and balanced fuel control systems to ensure proper fuel flow during takeoff and landing.
- Troubleshot complex problems on a variety of aircrafts including small single engine planes to large multi-engine jets.
- Inspected airframes for corrosion and structural integrity.
- Tested repaired components prior to returning them to serviceable condition.
- Completed paperwork associated with repairs including time tracking forms.
- Performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on aircraft engines, landing gear, flight controls, electrical systems, and other mechanical components.
- Worked closely with suppliers to order replacement parts when needed.
- Provided training for junior mechanics in areas such as troubleshooting techniques.
- Recorded maintenance performance in aircraft logbooks and completed other paperwork requirements.
- Read and interpreted safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions and procedure manuals to solve problems.
- Cultivated safe and organized work area by maintaining active control over tools and equipment and retaining FOD awareness at all times.
- Completed flightline, hangar maintenance and repairs on assigned aircraft.
- Inspected parts or aircraft to identify defects, proper fluid levels and general wear.
- Briefed and debriefed pilots and crew members performing functional check flights.
- Monitored engine run-ups to identify any problems that may require further attention.
- Monitored inventory levels and ordered necessary supplies/tools when needed.
- Inspected aircraft systems for routine maintenance and repairs.
Education
Oak Ridge High School
Conroe, TX04-2018
Aviation mechanic "A" school
Aviation mechanic "C" school
Skills
- Engine maintenance
- Technical Documentation Interpretation
- Power Tool Operation
- Hydraulic Systems Repair
- Safety regulations compliance
- Quality assurance procedures
- Installation Management
- Attentive to detail
- Military maintenance standards
- Engine repair
- Maintenance Documentation
- Parts inspection
- Preventive Maintenance
- Strong organization skills
- Excellent work ethic
- Results-Driven
- System Troubleshooting
References
References available upon request.
Timeline
Aviation Mechanic
United States Naval Service
06.2018 - Current
Oak Ridge High School
Aviation mechanic "A" school
Aviation mechanic "C" school