Tiffany Mccumber

• Measured parts using calipers, gauges and scales to confirm adherence to quality standards.
• Cut, bent and shaped metal sheets and components to meet specific project requirements.
• Removed skins, beams, sealant and scale from aircraft as directed
• Observed safety practices and procedures to maintain safe and clean working environment.
• Ability to navigate to, interpret and apply correct technical data located on the CCAD Electronic Tech Library for all assigned tasks.
• Stood, walked, bent, reached and worked from slightly elevated surface on regular basis.
• Preform Cold Working processes in in accordance with tech data
• Used hand and power tools, pneumatic drills and rivet guns to manufacture aircraft sheet metal and structural parts.
• Read blueprints, illustrations, tech data and DMWR specifications to determine layouts, sequences of operations or identities.
• Removed burrs, sharp edges, corrosion and scale from aircraft to prevent malfunction.
• Fabricated and altered parts using shears, hammers, punch and/or drill holes for rivets, bolts, and screws as directed
• Punch and/or drill holes for rivets, bolts, hi locks, cherry max, hucks, screws as directed.
• Repair skins by removing and replacing worn or damaged
• Repair breaks, dents, and worn or damaged parts such as studs, bolts, rivets, flanges, or threads.

• Documented maintenance actions with integrated data system.
• Knowledge in use and understanding of shop JHA's and SDS.
• Monitored equipment calibration schedules for due dates
• Able to follow verbal instructions, read and interpret work orders, schematics, etc., and use hand/power tools, test sets, gauges, torque wrenches and equipment properly as required.
• Perform various duties to test, repair, rework, adjust, modify and overhaul a variety of aircraft components including electrical components
• Plan and carry out assignments in coordination with higher grade workers; independently performs routine tasks.
• Knowledge of assembly and skill to disassemble, examine, evaluate, repair, overhaul, align, modify and reassemble, connect and adjust in accordance with technical manuals and established work procedures.
• Recorded maintenance actions in CAMS
• Maintained orderly and safe work environment by enforcing tool control and FOD awareness, prevention and safety at all times.
• Tested, cleaned and repaired inspected engine electrical cables
• Ability to inspect condition of components performing metal and hardware repairs to ensure that component is in a condition that will maintain its serviceability.
• Document all broken, punctured, cracked, torn or damaged components.
• Knowledge of various types and uses of preservatives which protect metal and material of aircraft components against corrosion and deterioration during storage and shipment that can be long-term. Includes skill in applying preservatives such as powders, drying agents, moister barriers, and desiccants
• Ability to read and interpret technical instructions to include production shop travelers. Ability to perform maintenance steps/procedures in CAMS/LMP. Includes skill in understanding how to apply cleaning agents to insure complete removal of grease, grime and dirt as well as other debris and contaminants such as rust and corrosion.
• Enter data and reference material in Tech Data to insure proper procedures
• Able to wear all personal protective equipment (PPE) needed for job such as safety shoes, glasses and coverall garments/suits, hearing protection, and fitted for respirator.
• Preformed tasks on T-700 and T-55 engine models pneudraulic components
• Repair defective parts using wrenches, sockets, screw drivers/Allen wrenches, pliers and precision measuring tools
• Able to use and maintain equipment such as PD-680 cleaning booths, ovens, buffing wheels, dryers etc.
• Complete all requirements for each task, including inspect, clean, repair, assemble and disassemble components in accordance with Depot Maintenance Work Requirements (DMWR)
• Maintain safe environment by following foreign object debris (FOD) awareness program for maximum productivity
• Conduct necessary requirements for CSI components such as T700 Blue engine harness and ODVs
• Preform overall inspection points (OIP) during all required inspections in accordance with DMWR
• Knowledge with production computer programs such as CAMS, FEDLOG, LMP and MCDS
• Knowledge of Equipment Assembly, Installation, Repair, etc.
• QTL training, tasks and completions (E&E Inspect and Overhauled)

Job Type: Permanent

Work Schedule: Full-Time

Supervisor: Charley Acres (832-562-3730)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Hours per week: 40

• Assisted both west TX and south TX districts with reports to evaluate Maintenance performance, develop targeted improvements and implement changes resulting in quicker turn around.
• Trained team members in successful strategies to meet operational and sales targets.
• Offered hands-on assistance to mechanics, assessing parts needed and maintaining clean organized work spaces.
• Completed all paperwork requirements for each task, including recording maintenance actions
• Monitored parts department and placed orders for maintenance supplies in parts clerks absence
• Documented all inspection and maintenance actions
• Assisted performed equipment maintenance for scheduled preventive actions and unscheduled requirements.
• Handled multiple projects and daily activities to meet deadlines and developed plans to accomplish departmental and maintenance goals.
• Scanned documents and saved in database to keep records of essential organizational information.
• Managed documents by organizing forms, making photocopies, filing records, preparing correspondence and creating reports.

Job Type: Permanent

Work Schedule: Full-Time

Supervisor: Rey Reyna

Hours per week: 40

• Good planning, organizational, analytical, interpersonal, decision making, oral, and written communication skills
• Coordinated and controlled equipment monitor list
• Reduced downtime by promptly troubleshooting and resolving machinery issues.
• Improved equipment efficiency by performing regular maintenance and calibration of complex machinery.
• Located new vendors with better costs per unit and set up favorable terms and pricing structures to reduce company expenses.
• Partnered with procurement to implement operational enhancements for part and tool purchasing process.
• Operated fork lift to move heavy pallets and containers of parts between vehicles and storage locations.
• Issued parts to technicians to complete repairs.·
• Obtained fuel and oil samples to check for contamination.
• Documented all inspection and maintenance actions
• Assisted mechanic in equipment maintenance for scheduled preventive actions
• Operated power tools, gauges and testing equipment to adjust, repair and replace faulty components
• Repaired faults, reassembled products and completed BOP tests.
• Conducted tests and diagnostic procedures using tools such as analyzers, multimeters and power supplies.
• Improved productivity initiatives while coordinating itineraries and scheduling appointments.
• Conducted regular audits of tools and equipment, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations.
• Managed documents and maintained permanent files.
• Ensured optimal equipment performance through meticulous testing, calibration, and diagnostic procedures.
• Maintained instruments and tools to help team complete maintenance tasks quickly and with accurate outcomes.