Edgar Garcia
Del Rio
Summary
Highly skilled Aircraft Maintenance Technician with relevant experience in maintaining, repairing and inspecting aircraft systems. Known for strong understanding of FAA regulations and safety protocols and knack for troubleshooting complex issues. Experience working both independently and as part of maintenance teams has resulted in consistent delivery of safe, ready-to-fly aircrafts.
Overview
7
7
years of professional experience
Work History
Engine Mechanic
V2X
Laughlin AFB
03.2023 - Current
- Detail inspection of the engine for any signs of damage, wear, or leaks
- Removal, cleaning, and identification of engine accessories
- Carefully transfer engine from transport stand to engine stand using engine jack
- Recieve and send out instrument accessories for repair if needed
- Drain all fuel and for proper engine storage
- Remove and replace hoses and drain lines
- Replace perishable items such as O-ring and filters
- Remove and Replace (QEC) quick engine check kit
- Inspect for damage cannon plugs
- Remove and replace fireloop if needed
- Ensure engine meets scheduled time of release
- Maintain and repair all (GSE) ground support equipment and up-to-date forms
- Recieve and issue out tools and (GSE) equipment for calibration
- Read and interpret illustrations, drawings, and procedures to perform necessary tasks
Structures & APG Mechanic
ST Engineering
San Antonio
02.2019 - 02.2023
- Collaborated with engineering teams to modify aircraft structures for performance enhancements.
- Installed new structural components including bulkheads, stringers, frames and longerons.
- Documented maintenance actions and repairs in aircraft logs and maintenance records.
- Inspected aircraft structural components for stress damage and initiated repairs.
- Performed sheet metal work, including cutting, bending, and fastening to repair aircraft structures.
- Installed fittings such as hinges, brackets and clips onto airframes using appropriate tools.
- Fabricated, repaired, and installed aircraft structural assemblies.
- Drilled rivet holes in order to install various components onto the aircraft structure.
- Service fuel and oil systems on 737 NG and A321 NX.
- Remove and install panels with the proper torque, perform a continuity check, and inspect for damage.
- Marshall aircraft with the proper hand signals
- Learned to operate a man lift and a scissor lift.
- Properly install anti-corrosion tape along the length of the leading edge of the vertical stabilizer
- Serviced hydraulic components, and removed and install hydraulic lines
- Service tires, remove and replace them
- Remove and install wing-to-body fairings and flap track fairings
- Remove and re-install pneumatic ducts and properly do a leak check
- Open and close circuit breakers and warning lockout tags and write them on the log book
- Knowledgeable in corrosion preventative treatments
- Functional check of the door suspension and how to arm and disarm the doors
Fueler
Allied Aviation Services
San Antonio
01.2018 - 02.2019
- Serviced various commercial airlines with Jet-A fuel
- Prepared fuel tickets and track sheet data of airlines
- Ensuring accurate fuel levels and identifying potential hazards
- Accurately connected fuel hose to aircraft, and having clear communication with pilots and ground crew
- Precisely operated fuel truck around airport
- Successfully contain fuel spills
Education
Associate of Science - A&P
Hallmark University
San Antonio, TX02-2020
Skills
- Structural repairs
- Blueprint reading
- Problem solving
- Rivet installation
- Precision measurement
- Pneumatic tool operation
- Engine inspection
- Fuel system servicing
- Sheet metal work
- Technical drawings interpretation
- Military maintenance requirements
- Aircraft Modifications
Timeline
Engine Mechanic
V2X
03.2023 - Current
Structures & APG Mechanic
ST Engineering
02.2019 - 02.2023
Fueler
Allied Aviation Services
01.2018 - 02.2019
Associate of Science - A&P
Hallmark University