Eliapsar Mejia

• Current aircraft electrical and environmental (E&E) systems craftsman at Channel Islands ANGB. I have been on MAFFS and TDY missions. I possess a SECRET security clearance and am fully qualified as an E&E 5-level. Key duties and qualifications include, but are not limited to:
• Perform maintenance, inspections, diagnose malfunctions, read/interpret wiring diagrams and schematics, and run/use test and support equipment on C-130J aircraft, using precision measuring equipment and common hand tools.
• Install, maintain, repair, and modify alternating current generators, power distribution, lighting, emergency warning, crew comfort, cabin pressurization, oxygen systems, and all other related electrical and environmental system components.
• Document aircraft 781 A/K/H series (aircraft discrepancy and status forms), maintenance records, and update automated maintenance data collection systems.
• Coordinate, implement, and suggest aircraft modifications by Time Compliance Technical Orders and technical data changes, with depot support.

Expertise/Experience

• While on MAFFS, I helped with two redball jobs that saved the mission each time and allowed aircraft to launch on time.
• Provided assistance and technical expertise in which various parts have been troubleshot and changed to include anti-skid transducers, shutoff valves, starter control valves, engine speed and temperature gauges, fuel panel electrical components, broken/shorted fuel wiring, and assisting with borescope inspections (borescope certified).
• Handpicked to be the PMEL equipment monitor, in which all equipment was inspected in a timely manner to ensure they never go out of date, and are always available for use.
• Led multiple Time Compliance Technical Order teams, including engine rewiring, smoke detector bonding wires, inspection and/or replacement of NESA window relays, and rewiring of ECBU circuit breaker ground wires.
• I volunteered for orders to support aircraft while the unit was deployed to Djibouti.
• I volunteered for MAFFS orders during the Cal Fires to assist with acceptance inspections and maintenance on aircraft.
• Accomplished Airmen Leadership School Distance Learning Program. Skills learned have been used to become a better supervisor and leader at work, and to assist peers in learning and leading the best they can.
• Selected as training monitor on drill weekends to train three levels and ensure they accomplish their five-level tasks in upgrade training.
• I volunteered multiple times for the before-and-after shift red-ball team to ensure aircraft launches on time, with no discrepancies.