Mark Williams

Lockheed Martin

Greenville

10.2022 - 11.2024

Fabricated structural assemblies using riveting equipment, hand tools, and power tools.
Welded together overlapping edges of two separate pieces of metal to form a single unit.
Applied sealant to joints between adjacent surfaces to provide airtight seals.
Installed sheet metal components such as skins, bulkheads, frames, stringers, ribs and spars.
Performed preventive maintenance on all types of aircraft structures.
Checked drawings, blueprints, and engineering specifications to ensure accuracy of repairs.
Drilled holes into sheets of metals for installation purposes.
Removed excess material from workpieces using grinders or sanders when needed.
Maintained accurate records of repairs performed on each aircraft part and structure.
Bent sheet metal into desired shapes using bending machines or manual techniques.
Aligned drilled holes in sheet metal parts by use of jigs and fixtures.
Verified precision fit of parts during assembly process with measuring instruments.
Inspected aircraft parts for damage and corrosion.
Cut sheet metal pieces to exact sizes as specified by blueprints or templates.
Aligned and balanced overall structures and component parts by using precision instruments.
Fabricated and adjusted component parts with shop and on-site tools.
Inspected existing systems to identify maintenance needs and plan skilled repairs.