Tyler Walker
Port Saint Lucie,FL
Summary
A mission-driven professional with over seven years of accomplished experience in the United
States Air Force; a motivated leader with outstanding organizational and communication skills and
the ability to remain focused in challenging situations; a resourceful and productive worker who
exerts optimal effort to successfully complete tasks; a dependable and responsible contributor
who is committed to excellence; a competent self-starter who takes the initiative with no
supervision; will always be available at any time to assist in company needs, and will never give
up.
Overview
6
6
years of professional experience
Work History
Armament Technician
U.S. Air Force
01.2014 - 01.2020
- Loaded Aircraft Munition including extensive back-shop experience on Air to Ground, Air to Air, GAU-21, GAU-18, M240, and M61A1 machine guns
- Worked with wiring diagrams to troubleshoot weapons systems.
- Tested electrical aircraft systems, components, and equipment for compliance with standards and to uncover malfunctions.
- Repaired and installed wiring, connectors, control boxes, and other pieces.
- Performed all required maintenance functions on HH-60/A-10 including installation/removal of aircraft components as well as troubleshooting/repair of aircraft components and equipment.
- Performed scheduled and unscheduled inspections to check flight readiness of aircraft.
Education
FAA A&P Mechanic Certification – FAA General, Airframe, & Powerplant Exams Completed -
AVIATION INSTITUTE OF MAINTENANCE
CASSELBERRY, FL02.2023
Aviation Maintenance Technician Program - undefined
Skills
- Electrical Testing
- Pneumatic Systems
- Schematic Understanding
- Failure Troubleshooting
- Safety Standards
- Hydraulic Components
- Supply Maintenance
- Component Calibration
Accomplishments
- Completed 1,920 hours of FAA Part 147 (AMT) training
- Aviation Maintenance Skills
- Conducted 100 Hour FAA inspections of aircraft’s airframe and powerplant, alongside a 147 instructor
- Skilled basic training on aircraft systems including assembly and disassembly, maintenance, modification, service and repair of hydraulic / pneumatics system, composites, sheet metal structures, NDT of metals, electrical and wiring systems, fuel system, props and associated components
- Assembly, inspect, test, mechanical repairs, troubleshoot and install/removal of turbine engines
- Overhaul operation and installation of aircraft piston engines
Timeline
Armament Technician
U.S. Air Force
01.2014 - 01.2020
FAA A&P Mechanic Certification – FAA General, Airframe, & Powerplant Exams Completed -
AVIATION INSTITUTE OF MAINTENANCE
Aviation Maintenance Technician Program - undefined
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