Summary
Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
Profile Url
Timeline
Generic

BEN MURRAY

Seattle

Summary

At Alaska Airlines, I excelled as a Simulator Technician III, mastering telecommunications and hardware repair while showcasing exceptional problem-solving abilities. My achievements include engineering innovative solutions for equipment challenges and leading air testing programs, demonstrating both technical expertise and a proactive approach to maintenance and system optimization.

Overview

10
10
years of professional experience

Work History

Simulator Technician III

Alaska Airlines
Seattle
04.2015 - Current
  • Manages the Cisco Telephone Self-Care Portal website
  • Adds additional phones and speed dials as Alaska continues to expand
  • Collaborates with the IT team to secure necessary phone hardware, including mounting brackets, and extended handset cords
  • As well as assigning phone names and MAC addresses
  • Engineered unique brackets for mounting phone hardware on challenging surfaces such as I-beams and 801
  • Routed the RJ4 cables for the additional remote ringers (x4) in the RTC south EMM bays and south SIM level, from the second-floor server room through the wireways and conduit
  • Coordinates with the inflight training director to obtain items on the training board at RTC
  • Installed all the items to the training board at RTC and performs repairs as necessary to the boards at RTC and FTC (ex
  • Broken mounting hardware) regularly
  • Integrated an additional B/E Aerospace mask box into the kiosk at RTC
  • This customization also required relocating the original Eros mask box
  • This was accomplished using only parts available from the lower shop, and no help from the hangar machine shop
  • Traveled to the four additional inflight training centers (Anchorage, Burlingame, Long Beach, and Portland) to modify their oxygen mask kiosks to accommodate the Airbus mask boxes
  • This was accomplished solo, using only hand-carried tools and parts
  • Traveled again to the four locations above to modify the inflight training hand-carried green oxygen bottles
  • This modification allowed the bottles to be recharged with a regular 150 psi air compressor, instead of the costlier and more difficult-to-obtain oxygen
  • Again, I accomplished this solo using only hand-carried tools and parts
  • Serves as the subject matter expert for the air testing program, overseeing lab report tracking
  • Additionally, I designed specialized equipment to integrate seamlessly with the oxygen box for enhanced testing
  • Ensures accurate calibration status of equipment during FAA inspections through program management
  • Developed an Excel tool to monitor calibration schedules and equipment locations
  • Maintains all the simulator toolboxes, as well as the regular toolboxes, in the upper and lower shops, and RTC
  • Primary point of contact for ordering replacements for broken tools, and additional tools as needed
  • Built and installed a pegboard on the wall in the lower shop to assist in tool organization, as well as to increase the space available for storage
  • Collaborates with Andy Hale and Joe Vacca to construct and troubleshoot lesson plans, and associated ACARS files
  • Developed a customized preflight lesson plan and ACARS files to allow for consistent preflights through varying visibility conditions and times of day
  • Regularly develops and revises preventative maintenance procedures and other tasks (NDB downloading and data loading process)

Education

Two comp kit 3 courses, Visual maintenance course, ACARS/Lesson plan course

CAE

Skills

  • Software development
  • Hardware repair
  • Telecommunications
  • Instrument Calibration
  • Operating systems
  • Maintenance and repair
  • Preventive Maintenance
  • Troubleshooting
  • Documentation and reporting
  • System Tests

Profile Url

https://bold.pro/my/ben-murray-250228034512/720r

Timeline

Simulator Technician III

Alaska Airlines
04.2015 - Current

Two comp kit 3 courses, Visual maintenance course, ACARS/Lesson plan course

CAE
BEN MURRAY