Jakub Sedivy
Loxley,AL
Summary
Detail-oriented and safety-focused Structure Aircraft Mechanic seeking a challenging position in the aviation field. Adept at diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining aircraft structures to ensure optimal functionality. A proven track record of adhering to industry regulations and implementing precision in all tasks. Eager to contribute technical expertise and a commitment to quality standards.
Overview
16
16
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Structural Technician
Aviation Personnel International
07.2024 - 12.2024
- Contributed to successful project completion, coordinating with multidisciplinary teams for effective communication.
- Bolstered team productivity, mentoring junior technicians on best practices in structural engineering methodologies.
Sr. Aircraft Sheetmetal Mechanic
ST Engineering
05.2017 - 07.2024
- Perform precision layout of aircraft replacement parts in passenger-to-freighter program for Airbus A330-300/200
- Use various pneumatic tools including riveting guns, drills, grinders, cutters, rivet squeezers, air ratchets and other specialty tools
- Efficiently read blueprints, SRMs, EAs and other drawings/documentation for complex conversions on P2F modification
- Make layouts for major cuts involving the addition of a cargo door on Airbus A330-300
- Heavy checks
- Corrosion removal
- Perform all maintenance in accordance with FAA approved data and to the standards of good workmanship as required
- Keep safety high on the forefront at all times in the production of an airworthy product
- Accurately and legibly record all information required in internal company forms and aircraft maintenance documents in conformance to company, customer and FAA requirements
- Ensure appropriate use of the correct tools for the application and that tooling is serviceable and calibrated where necessary
- Locate and understand and implement the appropriate technical data used while performing maintenance
- Aircraft type: A319/320/321/330/380/727/737/747/757/767/777/MD80
Fabrication Supervisor
Austal USA
06.2014 - 05.2017
- Provide training, support, direction and mentorship to continually develop employee work habits, job skills and safety practices
- Recommend and initiate improvements in production processes to increase manufacturing efficiency
- Assigned work to department personnel to attain department objectives
- Control procedures to drive production conforming fabricated assembly components and compliance with quality standards
- Reviewed and assessed ongoing operations, developing initiatives for continuous process improvement
- Collaborate with other leaders and executive to direct workflow and support operations
- Establish operational objectives and work plans and delegate assignments to subordinate managers
- Conduct performance reviews each quarter offering raises and recommendations for improvement for teams as large as150
- Cultivate professional working relationships with peers, shipfitters and supervisors
- Locate and resolve problems with team production performance and maintain consistent quality levels
- Coordinate schedules and review work performed for team staff
- Supervised ongoing daily production phases
- Planned, organized and monitored resources to deliver efficient use of labor, equipment and materials
- Aircraft type: A319/320/321/330/380/727/737/747/757/767/777/MD80
First Class Iron Worker
RJ Baggett
01.2009 - 06.2011
- Placed and fastened rods and set meshes together using wires and spot welds
- Skilled in use of specialized metalworking and concrete manipulation tools to perform assigned tasks
- Cut metal components to required lengths using metal shears, hacksaws and bar cutters
- Reviewed work plans and blueprints to ascertain all requirements for project
- Maneuvered and positioned support structures before and after pouring concrete, performing manipulating by cutting, welding or bending
- Reinforced all structures while maintaining electric, trash and lumber for routing of electrical and waste sewage lines
- Complied with OSHA and company safety guidelines in the high safety lockout, tagout, confined space and hazardous material handling
- Hoisted metal components to places safely operating cranes during process
- Prioritized safety across job sites with specific attention to load suspension, welding and cutting
- Placed blocks and jacks under doors for suspension while constructing critical elements
- Installed steel cable to reinforce structures before tightening and reinforcing
- Coordinated and ran signal equipment operators to lift and position structural steel members, beams, girders and columns to correct positions
- Welded all structural steel pieces, assigning other trades as hands welding equipment
- Adjusted turnbuckles, as equipment, and installed vertical and horizontal steel frame members
- Trained and experienced using turnbuckles, row bar and jacks to align structural steel into final positions
- Dismantled structures and prepared equipment for travel or site movement
- Aligned structural steel members to bolt and weld permanently into place
Education
Business Management, Textile Factory Management
SOU Textilni
LiberecTechnical Fitting
Building
Mobile, ALSkills
- Knowledge of Aviation Materials: Understand different materials used in aviation, such as aluminum alloys, titanium, and composites
- Precision Measurement and Layout Techniques: Proficient in using precision tools like calipers, micrometers, and dial indicators Pay attention to accuracy when measuring and laying out sheet metal parts for aircraft
- Blueprint and Schematic Reading: Ability to interpret complex blueprints and schematics
- Manual Dexterity and Coordination: Applying techniques for maintaining precision, such as proper hand placement, leveraging, and taking breaks to avoid fatigue
- Understanding of Aerodynamics: Familiarity with aerodynamic principles relevant to sheet metal work on aircraft
- Riveting and Joining Techniques: Proficient in using riveting guns and other joining tools
- Experience with riveting, drilling, and contouring for assembling and repairing aircraft parts
- Proficient in the proper use of various hand tools specific to sheet metal work Include tools like drills, die grinders, and shears
- Perform heavy checks on landing gear components, reshaping as needed
- Heavy checks, conversions, modifications, and maintenance
Certification
- Certified NDT VT II, Final Inspector
- OSHA40
- Overhead Cranes and LO Certified
LNGG
Multilingual: English, Czech, Slovak, Russian.
Timeline
Structural Technician
Aviation Personnel International
07.2024 - 12.2024
Sr. Aircraft Sheetmetal Mechanic
ST Engineering
05.2017 - 07.2024
Fabrication Supervisor
Austal USA
06.2014 - 05.2017
First Class Iron Worker
RJ Baggett
01.2009 - 06.2011
Business Management, Textile Factory Management
SOU Textilni
Technical Fitting
Building
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