Michael Westley

• Served at LCS 30/40 and currently serve at LCS 903 where I work to finalize aircraft for hand off to flight line
• Acting lead for night shift "Tiger team"
• Attended numerous training to furthest my work skills including forklift, perma swedging, and L2 and roles of a PV operator
• Maintained a strong working relationship with quality to accomplish more production
• Maintained orderly and safe work environment by enforcing tool control and FOD awareness, prevention, and safety.
• Operated power tools, gauges and testing equipment to adjust, repair, and replace faulty components in aircrafts.

• Served as an A220 mechanic at LCS 30/40 where I had no significant quality issues with the aircraft I worked on
• While I also attended higher level training to further my knowledge of the policies and procedures at Airbus
• Replaced damaged, missing, or defective parts with new and refurbished components.
• Performed diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures to find and identify root causes of mechanical issues.
• Maintained a safe working environment at all times by adhering to company guidelines and OSHA regulations, reducing workplace accidents.

Section Chief

• Managed daily operations for two teams comprising 10 personnel, ensuring optimal staffing levels for maintenance of 30 UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters.
• Oversaw personnel assignments to mitigate the impact of absences on operational readiness.
• Directed a team of four responsible for maintaining approximately $1.4 million in hand tools and Aviation Support Equipment (ASE), including cranes, ground power units, and calibrated tools.
• Allocated tasks to ensure proper staffing for maintenance operations and accurate documentation of tool usage and equipment logs.

Crew Chief

• Performed daily maintenance, including pre-flight, post-flight, and scheduled inspections, adhering to maintenance publications.
• Assisted pilots with airspace surveillance and assigned duties during flight operations.
• Conducted airframe safety inspections and ensured accurate completion of maintenance documentation.
• Logged 350 accident-free flight hours and 150 maintenance hours while ensuring operational readiness.

Repairman

• Executed maintenance tasks in compliance with applicable guidelines and maintenance publications.
• Contributed to two major phase maintenance inspections, completed over 30 working days with a team of 10 personnel.
• Accumulated 500 accident-free maintenance hours, ensuring the safety and reliability of aircraft systems.