Kalil Jones

Performed variety of simple to complex tasks involving testing, operating, trouble-shooting calibrating, constructing, repairing and assembly over a broad spectrum of technologies, utilizing manual and automatic equipment. Utilized and created repair techniques, assembly techniques and procedures. Other tasks to performed included: collecting, recording, analyzing and evaluating data and recommending changes in processing operations and equipment.

• Installed and wired system devices using standard product setup and electrical knowledge
• Used multimeters for volt and OHM readings and circuit analysis
• Hooked up systems to specified panel mountings of particular devices
• Conferred with engineers and designers to investigate and solve failure issues
• Followed fire and electrical codes for safe and proper system installation

Collateral Duty Inspectors (CDI) are responsible for inspecting preventative maintenance and repair actions completed within work center. CDI's ensure jobs are done correctly, safely , along with verifying inspections and supervising such as the following but not limited to:

• Proper torqueing of hardware using correct torque sequences
• Correct procedures of handling of flight control systems and hazmat
• Proper execution and documentation of testing procedures
• Inspect and ATAF (all tools accounted for) all toolboxes and enforce strict tool control procedures
• Shrink the knowledge gaps between personnel with ongoing training and close employee mentoring for new and less experienced team members.
• Safety compliance conformity, to maintain strict standards and protect team members from harm to themselves and equipment
• Managing efficient teams of up to 9 employees with over 5,000 hrs.

Avionics Technicians utilized training to work on electrical mechanical equipment ranging from flight control systems to generators. All functions utilized the necessary equipment below along with root cause analysis investigation:

• Utilized testing equipment such as but not limited to oscilloscopes, multi-meters, ammeters, and ohmmeters.
• Diagnosed faults and developed resolution plans.
• Performed quality assurance checks for service work and completed documentation outlining updates.
• Completed preventative and reparation maintenance on aircraft electronic systems.
• Utilize maintenance publications, electrical schematics and technical orders
• Utilized technical documentation to complete equipment maintenance and repair.
• Contributed to development, implementation and execution of maintenance programs.
• Performed preventative and reparation maintenance on aircraft electronics and computer systems.
• Performed thorough visual and physical inspections of all electrical parts.
• Tested electrical aircraft systems, components and equipment for compliance with standards and to uncover any malfunctions
• Worked with team members ranging from 3 to 11 to meet goals and mission achievement
• Read electrical, architectural and mechanical diagrams, drawings or specifications to determine job requirements.
• Tested for, located and repaired electrical malfunctions.
• Connected circuit breakers, transformers, motors, heaters and other electrical equipment.
• Evaluated OEM manufacturer schematics and service documentation to identify parts to order.

• Developed maintenance reports to assess program success and inform operational decisions.
• Managed maintenance team of 4 employees and coordinated repair schedule according to priority level..
• Adhered to established procedures for handling sensitive and classified documents to retain chain of custody integrity.
• Promoted efficient document processing by maintaining orderly and clean control room.
• Collaborated across departments and levels of management to gain consensus on procedural documentation.