John C. Martinez

• Manages and executes the comprehensive servicing, maintenance, inspections, and documentation for one or more aircraft.
• Regulates and executes work assignments in accordance with the availability of parts, facilities, materials, and personnel, as well as workload and priorities.
• Participates in the generation of missions and the regeneration of resources. Executes servicing, defueling, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, periodic, phase, hourly, and special inspections, as well as preflight, postflight, and thru flight inspections, all in order to expedite aircraft operations. Executes ground-based duties for aircraft such as when, Aircraft are launched, recovered, parked, and serviced, Installs, removes, inspects, and adjusts aerial delivery systems per mission specifications.
• Able to perform Troubleshooting, cleaning, corrosion control, repairing, replacing, and removal of various components.
• Guarantees that all equipment associated with mission support -21 is prepared for deployment and operation.
• Responsible for routine reports, forms, and documents, including daily records, aircraft inspection schedules, and equipment requirements.
• Utilizes a computer and associated software to conduct work-related duties, including data entry, word processing, and internet exploration, as well as to document findings, complete online training, and create Excel spreadsheets.

Supervisor: Cory Smith 503-858-5349

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• Performs 600-hour phase inspections.
• Oversees pre and post phase inspections.
• Performs preventative maintenance, modification, ground handling and servicing.
• Accomplished follow-on maintenance.
• Utilizes published air force instruction and diagrams to accomplish precision maintenance.
• Met strict quality standards by inspecting and correcting work of less experienced team members.
• Adjusted, repaired or replaced parts or assemblies to ensure proper operation.
• Followed both verbal and written instructions when setting up and fabricating mechanical assemblies to complete accurate work.
• Performed aircraft corrosion control procedures.
• Operated power tools, gauges and testing equipment to adjust, repair, and replace faulty components in aircrafts.

• Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
• Acted as a Repair and Reclamation dispatcher.
• Organized professional with expertise in managing resources and optimizing performance. Proficient in providing valuable insights and supporting decision-making processes. Committed to enhancing productivity and contributing to overall success.
• Completed paperwork, recognizing discrepancies and promptly addressing for resolution.
• Responsible for documentation, completion of maintenance, and overall safety of flight controls, landing gear, airframe door, and canopy system on 83 different aircrafts.
• Performs troubleshooting, rigging, inspections, and advises personnel on maintenance procedures, policies, and technical data.
• Maintains crashed, damaged, disabled aircraft recovery (CDDAR) equipment e for proficiency for emergencies response.
• Evaluates, plans and develops training for personnel to further the capabilities of work center.
• Responds to in-flight and ground emergencies involving damaged or disabled aircraft.
• Operated specialized recovery equipment—including inflatable lifting bags and cranes—to safely relocate disabled aircraft, ensuring structural integrity and preventing further damage during emergency response operations.

• Daily Maintenance & Inspections Assists in performing pre-flight, post-flight, and hourly inspections to ensure aircraft readiness and safety.
• Updated flight and maintenance logs with current, accurate information.
• Manages and executes the comprehensive servicing, maintenance, inspections, and documentation for one or more aircraft.
• Regulates and executes work assignments in accordance with the availability of parts, facilities, materials, and personnel, as well as workload and priorities.
• Responsible for the inspection, approvals, and performance of all airframe, mechanical, electrical/environmental, avionics, engines, and pneudraulic repairs. While under time and/or mission constraints, including all weather and night operations.
• Achieves early and on-time sortie generation capabilities or time limits by requesting and coordinating specialized maintenance assistance. Collaborates with production control to ensure that the aircraft is available on short notice by concluding work on delayed discrepancies and other scheduled maintenance to meet mission requirements.
• Employs a broad understanding of aircraft systems and components to diagnose and repair them. This is achieved by utilizing a variety of sophisticated, state-of-the-art computerized and/or non-computerized diagnostic and precision equipment, as well as by analyzing the construction and operating characteristics of aircraft and their components, as well as by studying layout drawings, blueprints, and wiring diagrams.