A&P Mechanic with current FAA Airframe and Powerplant Certificate, strong knowledge of aviation maintenance procedures and over 43 years of documented aviation maintenance experience. Troubleshoots, repairs and modifies aircraft structures, structural components and engines of complex to extreme difficulty and applies technical expertise in restoring equipment condition and operation. Consistently solves intricate problems by interpreting blueprints or manufacture manuals and prioritizes workload to meet aircraft delivery schedule.
Adept at working quickly and accurately to complete repair and maintenance actions under tight deadlines. Familiar with scheduled maintenance procedures, preventive actions and emergency repairs. Always looking to take on more challenging tasks and support team needs.
Started Naval Career on the A6E intruder1980 to 1984 worked as line plane captain and Airframe division.
Transferred to NAS Meridian working with the A4 Skyhawk 1984 to 1986 as Airframe Mechanic and lead for corrosion control
Started working Helicopters In 1987. Aircraft search and rescue crew chief and rescue swimmer,Working in Airframe and QA division on HH46D aircraft.1987 to 1991
1991 TO 1995 Nas Meridian inland SAR working as Crew Chief and SAR swimmer. Lead Mechanic QA in the HH1N Maintenance dept.
1995 to 2000 transfer to NAS JAX on H3 AIRCRAFT Worked as Search and Rescue swimmer and Crew chief, lead Airframe mechanic and worked QA Retired in 2000