To obtain a secure position in Aerospace as an inspector where I can expand my knowledge, skills and experience in aerospace with the opportunity for growth and advancement within the company.
Overview
21
21
years of professional experience
Work History
Composite Mechanic
Alstom Transport (Metrolink)
Los Angeles, CA
08.2022 - Current
Troubleshot hydraulic and pneumatic systems to meet designed specifications
Followed specifications to repair and replace train valves and safety devices on rail equipment.
Performed hydraulic and pneumatic methods to validate structural integrity of finished products.
Assisted in development of new composite products by contributing technical expertise during design reviews.
Inspecting, servicing and repairing rail equipment, both locomotive and Cab car.
Maintained accurate documentation of production records, ensuring traceability and compliance with industry standards.
Level 3 Composite Technician/P.O.C
SpaceX
10.2012 - 07.2021
Responsible for delegating work to technicians based on production schedule
Responsible for training apprentices in workmanship and reading drawings
Authorized Overseer, inspected the work of other technicians for Quality and FOD conformance to drawing specifications
Responsible for process improvements of the shop floor; Shadow tool set, Desk ergonomics
Responsible for the Safety and cleanliness of the shop floor
Skilled in Ply Layup, Laser location setup, Core Chamfering, Research and Development analysis
Responsible for maintaining tooling inventory
Lead the development of new production processes.
Inspection on hand layered carbon fiber production parts using micrometers and feeler Gauges
Airframe Tech
San Bernardino Airport
01.2012 - 03.2012
Repaired composite material, cabin and fuselage
Inspections on Engine panels
Cleaned and packaged parts and panels
Removed panels for inspection and repair
Use of basic hand tools and pneumatic tools.
Level 2 Laminator
HITCO Carbon Composites
10.2008 - 04.2009
Handled timed sensitive material
Constructed fiberglass panels under Boeing contract
Trained in using laser outline table
Prepared table for wet lay and pre-preg fiberglass material
Followed quality procedures.
AM (Aviation Structural Mechanic)
United State Navy
01.2003 - 08.2006
Maintained aircraft landing gear system, brakes and related pneumatic systems, reservoir pressurization, emergency actuating devices, pumps, valves, regulators, cylinders, lines and fittings
Crew Leader of 12 Civilian Mechanics responsible for their safety and task diligence
Responsible for 4 military Helicopters and Harriers
Remove, repair and replaced aircraft fuselage, wings, fixed and movable surfaces, airfoils, regular seats, wheels and tires, controls and mechanisms at military standards
Involved in 2 separate Deployment tours where I maintained the readiness and safety of the aircraft and personnel on the flight deck
My Aircrew performed numerous in-flight duties and operated on aircraft systems in turbojet, helicopter
Performed Watch duties over stocked equipment.
Education
Certificate -
A-School (U.S NAVY)
Pensacola, FL
Certificate -
Redstone College of Aviation
Los Angeles, CA
01.2009
Diploma -
Washington Prep. High School
Los Angeles, CA
01.2003
Skills
United States Navy AM (Aviation Structural Mechanic)
18 months of classroom and hands on training at Redstone Aviation College
Inspect, removes and replace components of hydraulic systems
Maintenance on aircraft fuselage, wings airfoils, fixed and moveable surfaces and flight controls
Remove, repair and replace aircraft fuselage, regular seats, wheels and tires
Remove, install and rig aircraft flight control surfaces
Fabricate and assemble metal components and make minor repairs to aircraft skin