Marquis Tyson

Dedicated Crew Chief

U.S. Air Force

Las Vegas, United States

12.2017 - 12.2024

Maintenance Leadership: Led a team of technicians during major maintenance operations, ensuring adherence to safety and quality standards while meeting tight deadlines in a high-pressure environment
Aircraft Systems Expertise: Specialized in the avionics, propulsion, and flight control systems of the F-35, conducting thorough diagnostics and repairs to maintain optimal performance
Aircraft Maintenance and Readiness: Responsible for ensuring the operational readiness of the F-35 aircraft, performing routine inspections, troubleshooting, and repairs to maintain a high state of combat readiness
Accomplished High-Tempo Missions: Played a key role in supporting high-stakes missions, ensuring that the aircraft were fully mission-capable and available for rapid deployment
Safety and Compliance: Conducted rigorous safety checks and ensured compliance with all military and FAA regulations, contributing to zero safety incidents during tenure
Military Service Branch: United States Air Force
Service Country: United States
Rank: Staff Sergeant
December 2017 to Present
F-35 dedicated crew chief
NCO, shift lead for maintenance
Repair and removal of major components including engine, struts, flight controls, heat exchangers, electrical components and brakes
Certified for borescopes, intake & exhaust engine inspections, Engine run qualified, MCA instructor (multicapable airmen)
Tow super, Tow driver, hot pit, trained Australian air force on hot pit task completion and certification
Repair of engine fvv (fan variable vanes)
Module removal and install of engine for damage due to bird strike, investigating damage and submitting action request for replacement of multiple modules on engine with evidence using borescope data
Commendations: LOA for deployment to Jordan, LOA for service
Troubleshot systems to isolate mechanical or electrical faults and repair components.
Disassembled systems components to identify failures and implement corrections.
Verified and submitted jump and hazardous duty pay for personnel involved in special duties.
Reviewed manufacturer's instructions prior to conducting any repairs or modifications.
Ensured all necessary paperwork was completed accurately and submitted in a timely manner.
Provided clear and decisive leadership by rapidly assessing and responding to changing field conditions.
Maintained detailed records of repairs and modifications performed on each plane.
Collaborated closely with aircrew members to resolve technical issues quickly and efficiently.
Followed and supervised work practices to support safety and risk management guidelines.
Provided technical guidance and support to crew members, resolving issues as they arose.
Removed, disassembled, inspected, repaired and reinstalled parts and assemblies on aircrafts.
Oversaw quality control checks to ensure work met or exceeded company standards.
Troubleshot issues and completed equipment replacements and repairs.
Monitored weather conditions and environmental factors, adjusting work plans as necessary to ensure safety.