Parker Toland
Oceanside,CA
Summary
Adept Aviation Mechanic with a proven track record at Camp Pendleton airfield, enhancing aircraft reliability through expert corrosion control and hydraulic systems repair. Mentored mechanics, elevating team efficiency, and mastered diagnostic tools to slash repair times. Known for an exceptional work ethic and troubleshooting prowess, ensuring peak aircraft performance and safety. Highly skilled airframes mechanic with over 10 years in aviation maintenance industry. Repaired and maintained aircraft, aircraft engines, flight systems and avionics. Exceptional technical skills, attention to detail leading to management and becoming a Quality Assurance Representative.
Overview
12
12
years of professional experience
Work History
Aviation Mechanic
USMC Camp Pendleton
09.2012 - Current
- Participated in corrosion control initiatives that preserved the structural integrity of each aircraft, preventing costly damage or failures down the line.
- Utilized advanced diagnostic tools and equipment for accurate assessments of aircraft systems, expediting repair times and reducing potential errors.
- Achieved rapid turnaround times for emergency repairs when necessary, minimizing disruption to flight schedules and customer inconvenience.
- Improved overall efficiency of the maintenance team by training and mentoring new mechanics in proper procedures and best practices.
- Demonstrated expertise in hydraulic systems, repairing or replacing components as needed to maintain optimal performance levels.
- Reduced downtime for repairs by quickly diagnosing and troubleshooting mechanical issues in a timely manner.
- Performed aircraft maintenance for scheduled preventive actions and unscheduled requirements.
Education
High School Diploma -
Myrtle Point High School
Myrtle Point, OR06.2010
Skills
Ground Support Equipment Operation
Landing Gear Maintenance
Power Tool Operation
Hand-tool proficiency
Aircraft Systems Knowledge
Safety regulations compliance
Aircraft Inspection Procedures
Corrosion Prevention Techniques
Flight Control Systems
Quality assurance procedures
Hydraulic Systems Repair
Precision Measurement Tools
Technical Documentation Interpretation
Composite Materials Repair
Non-Destructive Testing
Structural Repairs
System Troubleshooting
Excellent work ethic
Military maintenance requirements
Maintenance Documentation
Quality Control
Hydraulic systems
Aircraft mechanics
Troubleshooting
Component Replacement
Accomplishments
Holding Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI) qualification, Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative (CDQAR) qualification, Safe For Flight (SFF) qualification, Work Center Supervisor, Quality Assurance Representative (QAR) and advanced corrosion course. Currently in the United States Marine Corps for over ten years and served as a Marine Corps Recruiter for three years.
Timeline
Aviation Mechanic
USMC Camp Pendleton
09.2012 - Current
High School Diploma -
Myrtle Point High School
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