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Work History
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MARK COLLEY

GLENBURN

Summary

Reliable Aircraft Technician expertly inspects, services and repairs with 10 years of experience on KC-135 Aircraft. Safely assesses and addresses mechanical issues with detailed investigations of problem sources. Skilled leader with experience in subordinate training and development. Hard-working professional seeking a career-driven opportunity to apply experience and leadership skills within the 101st ARW.

Overview

10
10
years of professional experience

Work History

Aerospace Maintenance Craftsman

Maine Air National Guard
10.2021 - Current
  • Inspect equipment, systems and components for operational readiness and compliance with standards
  • Schedule and completed maintenance according to or ahead of schedule
  • Disassembled, repaired and reassembled aircraft components
  • Performing routine and in-depth inspections on KC135R/T refueling aircraft
  • Launching, recovering, and refueling of KC135R/T aircraft
  • Performing unscheduled and scheduled maintenance
  • Training airman necessary maintenance skills
  • Qualified unit PTL
  • Assists with unit FOD program
  • Deployed to USPACOM with 101st ARW

Level 2 Unlicensed Technician

C&L Aviation
08.2021 - 11.2021
  • Serviced and repaired fuel, electrical, hydraulic and other aircraft systems.
  • Completed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on Bombardier -8, Saab 340 and Embrace 135 aircraft.
  • Prepared, inventoried and recorded aircraft parts and components to prevent corrosion, failure and misuse.
  • Worked within guidelines established by internal, manufacturer and regulatory authorities.
  • Coordinated parts and material requisitions to expedite aircraft maintenance and repairs.
  • Read and interpreted aircraft documentation to determine repair feasibility and methods.
  • Troubleshot mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical systems and tested equipment following repairs.

Aerospace Maintenance Craftsman

6 AMXS MacDill AFB
03.2016 - 09.2021
  • Performing routine and in-depth Inspections on KC135R/T refueler aircraft
  • Launching, recovering, and refueling of KC135R/T aircraft
  • Performing unscheduled and scheduled maintenance
  • Training Airman necessary maintenance skills and disciplines
  • Achieved New duty AFSC of C2A574 – Flying Crew Chief
  • Deployed 4 times to CENTCOM AOR
  • Supervises multiple technicians; manages maintenance/parts replacement on up to 12 KC-135R/T aircraft valued at $480M
  • Guarantees safe/quality aircraft maintenance, verifies work reliability, performs SCR cert items I's&E's, Panel inspections, Tow Supervisor
  • Coordinates all ground handling/sched/unscheduled aircraft inspections, launch/recovery/fuel ops
  • Assists cross AFSC fault diagnosis and maintenance
  • Oversees G081 inputs/781 series documentation and review
  • Executes OJT training/carts, ensures 891X alert duty requirements

Education

Some College (No Degree) -

Professional Military Education
USAF
05.2019

Some College (No Degree) - Aircraft Maintenance

2A5X4 Refuel/Bomber Aircraft Maintenance
Shepherd AFB, Wichita Falls
03.2016

High School Diploma - High school

Brewer High School
Brewer, ME
01.2015

Skills

  • Capacity to engage in varied tasks utilizing various tools and equipment, while exercising utmost care in ensuring precise measurements
  • Comprehends aircraft components and maintenance procedures
  • Capability to identify issues and find solutions in situations that demand comprehensive understanding of all aircraft systems
  • Experienced in inspecting aircraft, identifying mechanical deficiencies, and analyze outcomes
  • Understands and interprets complex mechanical problems on designated aircraft by analyzing technical data, schematics, and specifications

Accomplishments

  • Ten years of military service - 6 years Active duty, 4 with the ME ANG
  • Completed five tours overseas (USCENTCOM/GUAM) resulting in multiple military awards including an Achievement medal, Commendation medal, Air and Space Outstanding Unit Award and Meritorious Unit Award
  • Managed maintenance during COVID pandemic, applied cross utilization training for 12 inspections and 37 maintenance actions to alleviate E&E manning shortfall
  • Organized "Wingman Day" event, was POC for 11 personnel, bolstered unit cohesion
  • Directed aircraft over-G inspection, lead 16 personnel through 42 critical inspection items, and fixed 13 safety defects
  • Responded to disabled aircraft, assembled tow team and cleared AOR's busiest runway to normal ops in minimal time

Timeline

Aerospace Maintenance Craftsman

Maine Air National Guard
10.2021 - Current

Level 2 Unlicensed Technician

C&L Aviation
08.2021 - 11.2021

Aerospace Maintenance Craftsman

6 AMXS MacDill AFB
03.2016 - 09.2021

Some College (No Degree) - Aircraft Maintenance

2A5X4 Refuel/Bomber Aircraft Maintenance

High School Diploma - High school

Brewer High School

Some College (No Degree) -

Professional Military Education