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J'Quenten Truitt

Elba

Summary

Dynamic and meticulous Aircraft Mechanic holding superb education and extensive military experience. While occupying the role of a US Army Maintenance Technician, and acquiring Apache Attack Helicopter training; displayed a history for driving new efforts that maximize the success of all systems and component inspection, maintenance, and repair activities. Top-performing team player with over a decade of general and specialized aircraft maintenance experience and a reputation for going above and beyond to ensure compliance with all standards and regulations. Seeking new positions as an Aircraft Mechanic that will lead to long-term career growth opportunities.

Overview

9
9
years of professional experience

Work History

Phase Mechanic/Training Mentor

GDCME & S3 Arabia
04.2022 - Current
  • Through successful training of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia MNG (ministry of National Guard) Improved aircraft reliability by conducting thorough inspections and identifying potential issues in Apache helicopters.
  • Minimized downtime for mission-critical helicopters with efficient diagnosis and repair while simultaneously adhering to the broad training curriculum of the MNG soldiers.
  • Implemented and instructed safety protocols and FOD management procedures , minimizing risks associated with accidents or injuries during tasks while conducting multiple 500 hour phase inspections.
  • Provided expert advice to commanding officers and MNG soldiers on Apache helicopter maintenance and readiness, supporting decision-making during critical missions such as replacing a Forward fuel cell in an austere environment while on a TDY mission to Turaif, Saudi Arabia.

Quality Control Inspector

United States Army
04.2019 - 10.2021
  • Facilitated 500 hour phases (complete teardown and build up) as lead technical inspector, consisting of safety of flight (SOF) compliances, record keeping, quality control of parts and inspections.
  • AH-64 D/E version 6 model qualified
  • Cross trained as a technical inspector with limited supervisory capabilities on the UH-60 and CH-47 military helicopters.
  • Attended all safety and training meetings to learn techniques to avoid injuries and mishaps.
  • Executed corrosion control and inspection duties with minimal supervision as corrosion officer for my organization training over 250 personnel.

Maintenance Supervisor

United States Army
08.2015 - 04.2019
  • Managed and supervised 10 AH-64 D/E aircraft worth roughly $30,000,000 each, maintaining accountability and full mission capabilities as a team lead.
  • Optimized team schedules and maintenance operations allowing for 230 flight hours flown in 14 days during a combat simulation working as a senior supervisor.
  • Managed maintenance activities, including supervising staff and inspecting equipment.
  • Constant accountability of Aviation Ground Support Equipment (AGSE) and Test, Measure, and Diagnose Equipment (TMDE) valued at $150,000.
  • Delegated daily tasks to my team to manage resources and meet deadlines.
  • Analyzed and identified equipment failure root causes and initiated correction actions

Education

United States Army

Skills

  • Troubleshooting skills
  • Maintenance and repairs
  • Inspections
  • Preventive Maintenance
  • Team Leadership
  • Time Management
  • Verbal and written communication
  • Complex Problem-Solving
  • Staff Management
  • Professional
  • Schedule Preparation
  • Production
  • Mentor
  • Mission Oriented

Accomplishments

  • Responsible for a 76.7% overall readiness rate of eight Attack Helicopters while attending a deployment simulation at The National Training Center in Ft. Erwin California, one of the best recorded.
  • Selected out of 10 peers as the subject manoner expert to showcase the AH-64E at the Paris Airshow, setting up the display and speaking with foreign visitors.
  • Maintained a 80%-95% overall readiness of a fleet of 10 attack helicopters while deployed in Europe. Successfully supervised the completion of over 50 125-hour inspections and 20 250-hour inspections.
  • Trained and familiarized over 250 personnel in the prevention of corrosion.
  • Completed eight years of honorable military service with zero incidents and 100% accountability of all sensitive equipment/information.
  • Commended on a regular basis for outstanding performance; demonstrated through completion of 500-hour inspections and replacement of flight critical components such as engines, transmissions, and main rotor heads while deployed in austere environments.
  • Three Good Conduct Medals
  • Two Army Achievement Medals
  • Army Commendation Medal
  • Three Saudi Service Awards

Timeline

Phase Mechanic/Training Mentor

GDCME & S3 Arabia
04.2022 - Current

Quality Control Inspector

United States Army
04.2019 - 10.2021

Maintenance Supervisor

United States Army
08.2015 - 04.2019

United States Army
J'Quenten Truitt