Trey Borden
Summary
Dynamic Aviation Structural Mechanic with a Secret security clearance and proven expertise in aircraft inspections and structural repairs at the US Navy. Enhanced operational efficiency and safety through meticulous inspections and effective team collaboration. Recognized for exceptional problem-solving skills and a commitment to quality assurance, significantly reducing aircraft downtime.
Aviation professional with solid background in aircraft structural maintenance and repair. Skilled in troubleshooting, inspecting, and ensuring airworthiness of various aircraft. Strong team player with focus on collaboration and adaptability to evolving requirements. Known for reliability and delivering consistent results in fast-paced environments.
Thorough team contributor with strong organizational capabilities. Experienced in handling numerous projects at once while ensuring accuracy. Effective at prioritizing tasks and meeting deadlines.
Overview
9
9
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Aviation Structural Mechanic
US Navy
03.2017 - 02.2026
- Inspected aircraft structures for compliance with safety and quality standards.
- Performed repairs on airframe components using precision tools and equipment.
- Collaborated with team members to troubleshoot structural issues effectively.
- Oversaw maintenance workflows, ensuring timely completion of projects and adherence to protocols.
- Trained junior mechanics on best practices in aircraft structural repair techniques.
- Developed streamlined processes for documentation and reporting of maintenance activities.
- Implemented safety measures that reduced workplace incidents during aircraft servicing tasks.
- Led initiatives to enhance operational efficiency in structural inspections and repairs.
- Enhanced aircraft safety by performing thorough inspections and maintenance of structural components.
- Increased team productivity by providing expert guidance and training to junior aviation mechanics.
- Reduced downtime for aircraft repairs through efficient troubleshooting and diagnosis of structural issues.
- Disassembled and inspected hydraulic systems and replaced worn components.
- Maintained main and auxiliary hydraulic power systems, actuating subsystems and landing gear on F/A-18 aircraft.
- Troubleshot mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical systems and tested equipment following repairs.
Education
High School Diploma -
Winnsboro High School
Winnsboro, TX05.2016
Skills
- Tool control management
- Hand tool proficiency
- HAZMAT handling
- Aviation safety regulations
- Hydraulic system maintenance
- Aircraft inspections
- Ground support equipment
- Quality assurance procedures
- Fastener identification
- Corrosion control techniques
- Damage assessment
- Preventative maintenance
- Hydraulic equipment installation
- Problem-solving
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Time management
- Attention to detail
- Adaptability and flexibility
- Task prioritization
- Military maintenance requirements
- Technical troubleshooting
Certification
- Aircraft Paint and Final Finish Certified.
- Aircraft Troubleshooting Schools
- Collateral Duty Inspector
Timeline
Aviation Structural Mechanic
US Navy
03.2017 - 02.2026
High School Diploma -
Winnsboro High School