Kenyon Warner-Jones

Tactical Aircraft Maintenance

United States Air Force

North Las Vegas, NV

06.2018 - 06.2024

Conducted pre and post-flight inspections and corrective actions when necessary.
Serviced, Inspected, Launched, and Recovered Aircraft to ensure mobility requirements are sustained
Evaluated aircraft performance data to identify trends or anomalies that may require further investigation or action.
Replaced faulty parts with new ones according to manufacturer's specifications and technical orders.
Managed the scheduling of repairs, modifications and system updates for assigned aircrafts.
Trained personnel on safe handling procedures for hazardous materials used during maintenance operations.
Repaired hydraulic lines, fuel tanks and other associated components as needed.
Ensured proper operation of all onboard systems by conducting periodic checks after installation or modification activities were completed.
Inspected airframes, engines, electrical systems and fuel cells for wear or damage.
Provided guidance and direction to other personnel during maintenance activities.
Assisted in the development of technical orders to support aircraft operations.
Participated in regular safety meetings to ensure adherence to standard operating procedures.
Monitored operational status of flight controls, landing gear, hydraulics systems and other related components.
Performed detailed inspections, troubleshooting and maintenance on tactical aircraft components.
Removed aircraft parts such as engines, pumps and landing gear.
Recommended replacement, repair or modification of aircraft equipment based on inspection.
Performed troubleshooting and diagnostic procedures to locate source of malfunctions.
Maintained records of all maintenance actions taken on specific aircrafts.
Performed troubleshooting procedures to find root causes of faults.
Completed scheduled and unscheduled safety and performance assessments.
Performed troubleshooting malfunctions in engines and other mechanical systems.
Monitored inventory levels and conducted periodic physical counts to ensure accuracy.
Coordinated repairs on defective equipment; updated records accordingly upon completion.
Provide support to flight-line maintenance, Including: maintaining technical orders, storage of hazardous materials, monitoring bench and operating stock, preparing equipment/supply items for use and deployment, as well as controlling and maintaining tools, safety equipment and test equipment
Distributed supplies to various departments within the organization as needed.
Determined stock levels needed for non-recurring, specialized items based on usage, inventory and projected depletion.
Monitored and replenished Hazardous materials and tools to ensure smooth workflow as well as eliminate delays.

Summary

Overview

Work History

Tactical Aircraft Maintenance

Education

Some College (No Degree) - Aircraft Maintenance

Skills

Accomplishments

Timeline

Tactical Aircraft Maintenance

Some College (No Degree) - Aircraft Maintenance

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