Brian Taylor

• Responsible for detailed Inspection of all HTF 907 series, TFE 731 series, and APU 100, 150 series engines.
• Over 200 Hours performing Detailed Borescope Inspections on all HTF 907 series engines to determine Airworthiness.
• Performed regular maintenance checks on production lines to identify any issues needing repair or replacement.
• Documented all inspection results accurately in accordance with established guidelines.
• Ensured all products met industry-standard requirements before being released for service.
• Maintained accurate records of all tests conducted during the inspection process.
• Identified acceptable components and rejected defective products.
• Performed visual and NDT inspections using established tools to identify defects.

Responsible for operating, certifying, and trouble shooting of all 4 product lines of engines including HTF 907's, TFE 731's, TPE 331's, and Garrett APU's series 100's and 150's.

Responsible For complete teardown, repair, overhaul, and final assembly of all TPE 331 models. Authorized as a delegated inspector within 1st year of employment and awarded the Team Lead Supervisory position at the Los Angeles facility after just 2 years of being in the shop.

Responsible for the complete teardown, repair, inspection, assembly, and troubleshooting of all GE T-64 412 to 419 series Turboshaft engines. Only E3 given a Quality Assurance Inspection Authorization. As an E4, held a Staff NCOIC shop supervisor billet responsible for a team of 12 marines on 2nd shift