Philip Bigelow

Repair patient care equipment, maintain the facilities, oversight of HVAC units and boilers.

Civilian contractor for the US Army, 1109th AVCRAD. Responsible for depot-level maintenance on UH-60 disassembly and re assembly of CH-47 helicopters. Maintenance activities include complete teardown, restoration, and rebuild of entire airframe. This critical work demands strict adherence to established procedures and safety standards to ensure aircraft integrity and personnel safety. Accurate data recording and documentation are essential to maintain compliance with military and industry regulations, uphold quality standards, and prevent accidents. Following standardized practices not only guarantees the reliability of the aircraft but also safeguards the well-being of all personnel involved. All while maintaining the mindset of keeping governments valuable assets in best interest.

• It's my responsibility to safely operate all plant equipment and their auxiliary systems in the field. In my duties I make the manual adjustments to operate all 3 boilers and HRSG within their designed parameters to meet site steam loads. Loads include our 3 600psig steam turbine feeds, 600/135 PRV, 600/50 PRV, 135/50 PRV, 50/20 PRV, 135psig FW HX, 135psig steam turbine driven FD and ID fan sets, as well as 50psig to all air handling units across the site. These Boilers are rated at 115,000 lb/hr that operate at 600 psig, 750 F superheated steam. The plant also includes a 10.5 Mw Solar Mars Gas Turbine Generator that exhaust to a 600 psig 750F HRSG. The 600 psig steam feeds 3 General Electric Steam Turbine Air-cooled Generators, two of which are backpressure units that exhaust to a 50# header. The other unit is a 600 psig 9 Mw Steam Condensing Air-cooled Turbine Generator. The plant also includes the ability to supply 1600 tons of chilled water via 4 air cooled electric chillers providing cooling to two buildings on site. Other duties as a floor operator include daily rounds. Rounds require general knowledge of Pumps, Bearings, pressures, temperature, differential pressures and temps, heat exchangers, compressors, Piping inspections, Conduit inspections, Traps, RO water systems, water chemistry for plant use.

FIGHTER AIRCRAFT MECHANIC Member of the 104th Fighter Wing Massachusetts Air National Guard. Air Force job description is Crew Chief on all F-15 Eagle (E/D/C) model Fighter jets. Tasks include all maintenance on aircraft, proper usage of Air Force technical data and documentation of aircraft forms. Proper use of tools and equipment in a safe manner. Aircraft EXPERIENCE July 2015 - October 2023 September 2011 - January 2017 inspections to include Preflight, Through flight, Basic post flight, End of runway, Periodic, Calendar and Phase type inspections. Flight line maintenance including servicing aircraft while running and prior to a launch and during recovery replenishing fluids if need be. Training includes 552 hours of (COLD) Fighter Aircraft Maintenance (F 15) and 150 hours (HOTT) Training. Earning a total of 21 community college of the Air Force (CCAF) credits. Becoming a F-15 Mission ready Airman at a United States Air Force Level.