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Brennon Burt

Summary

Detail-oriented Aviation Structural Mechanic experienced in maintaining and repairing aircraft systems. Achieved operational efficiency through effective troubleshooting, corrosion prevention, and teamwork. Focused on leveraging strong technical skills and strategic problem-solving to enhance aircraft safety and performance.

Overview

6
6
years of professional experience

Work History

Aviation Structural Mechanic

US Navy
San Diego
08.2020 - 09.2026
  • Repaired and replaced damaged airframe components using specialized tools and techniques.
  • Performed inspections on aircraft structures for integrity and safety compliance.
  • Tested all installed components for proper operation prior to returning the aircraft to service.
  • Performed daily postflight and preflight inspections.
  • Interpreted and followed technical manuals, blueprints, and schematics for maintenance procedures.
  • Replaced defective parts on aircraft frames using hand tools and power tools.
  • Fabricated, repaired, and installed aircraft structural assemblies.
  • Performed sheet metal work, including cutting, bending, and fastening to repair aircraft structures.
  • Assisted in aircraft weight and balance calculations following structural modifications.
  • Assembled subassemblies made up of sheet metal parts into larger assemblies using bolts, nuts, screws and rivets.
  • Conducted routine maintenance and repairs on aircraft fuselage, wings, and tails.
  • Applied sealants and adhesives to ensure a secure fit between different components of an aircraft frame.
  • Maintained various aircraft systems, including air conditioning, cabin, and cockpit heat and pressurization and ventilation.
  • Ensured compliance with aviation safety standards and regulations.
  • Trained junior mechanics in aircraft structural maintenance techniques and safety protocols.
  • Removed damaged or worn out parts from airframes and replaced them with new ones.
  • Inspected rivets used in the assembly of various types of aircraft structures according to established standards.
  • Performed corrosion control and applied protective coatings to aircraft structures.
  • Repaired structural damage to aircraft in accordance with manufacturer's specifications.
  • Operated overhead cranes or forklifts to lift heavy objects during maintenance activities.
  • Drilled holes in fuselage sections during repair work using portable electric drills or pneumatic drills.
  • Repaired and serviced air conditioning, heating and electrical systems.
  • Utilized hand and power tools to detect and repair aircraft malfunctions and damages.

Education

Sam Houston High School
Lake Charles, LA

Timeline

Aviation Structural Mechanic

US Navy
08.2020 - 09.2026

Sam Houston High School
Brennon Burt