Matthew Iverson
Colorado Springs,CO
Summary
I am actively seeking job opportunities that will expand and enhance my skill level related to the Aviation Industry. Upon completion of my studies in the Airframe and Power plant Mechanic program, my aspiration is to work as an A&P mechanic with a reputable employer.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
Work History
Construction Equipment Mechanic
Holt / Wagner CAT
Georgetown, USA
07.2022 - 11.2023
- Component Rebuilds: Disassembled, Inspected, and reassembled components (transmissions, final drives, and pumps)
- Troubleshooting: Utilized computerized diagnostic equipment and hand tools to find faults
- Preventative Maintenance: oil change, fluid level checks, annual services, and filter rotations
- Repair and Replacement of Parts: seals, wheel bearings, and sensors
- Advised customers: Explained equipment issues and repairs to clients, to include cost
- Equipment Testing: Field tested equipment to check repairs
- Record Keeping: Updated equipment service records and reports
Construction Equipment Mechanic
US Army
Fort Hood, USA
02.2019 - 07.2022
- Problem solving: Collaborated with other departments to identify root causes of systemic problems
- Adaptability: Underwent survival training, enhancing resilience and adaptability in challenging environments
- Leadership: Developed and implemented successful strategies to increase team productivity.
- Communication: Collaborated with colleagues across departments to ensure consistency
Education
FAA Airframe and Power plant Maintenance CerDficate -
Spartan College of AeronauDcs and Technology
Broomfield, CO07.2025
Skills
- FAA forms and records
- Close tolerance drilling, reaming, countersinking
- Precise-measurement instruments
- Trimming, fitting, tapping, riveting
- Fundamentals of nondestructive testing
- Weight & balance calculations
- Vernier calipers, micrometers, depth gauge
- Electrical system troubleshooting
- Blueprint and schematic drawings
- Wire diagram interpretation
Academic Experience
- Inspection and repair of engine components in accordance with maintenance manual instructions
- Interpretation of equipment schematics and utilization of precision tools and testing equipment
- Troubleshooting and comprehension of fundamental electrical principles
- Disassembly, inspection, reassembly, and troubleshooting of hydraulic, flight control, pneumatic, and fuel systems
- Hands-on inspection, evaluation, and repair of honeycomb, lamination, and acrylic materials in accordance with FAA regulations
- Initiation, ground operation, and troubleshooting of various power plant systems
- Preparation of condition reports, maintenance records, and determination of compliance with all pertinent data
Timeline
Construction Equipment Mechanic
Holt / Wagner CAT
07.2022 - 11.2023
Construction Equipment Mechanic
US Army
02.2019 - 07.2022
FAA Airframe and Power plant Maintenance CerDficate -
Spartan College of AeronauDcs and Technology