Tyson Jones
Carrollton,GA
Summary
Careful employee trained to handle hazardous materials and clean up sites. Highly knowledgeable about PPE and proper disposal methods. Detail-oriented and thorough with every assignment.
Hardworking and passionate job seeker with strong organizational skills eager to secure entry-level Electrician position. Ready to help team achieve company goals.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Aviation Electronics Technician
United States Marine Corps
06.2020 - Current
- Set up and operated precision test equipment for alignment, troubleshooting and testing of electrical equipment and systems.
- Installed electrical and electronic components and assemblies.
- Adjusted, repaired and replaced malfunctioning components or assemblies.
- Maintained in-depth knowledge of standards, procedures and instrumentation.
- Performed thorough visual and physical inspections of all electrical parts.
- Completed preventive and reparative maintenance on aircraft electronics and computer systems.
- Utilized testing equipment such as oscilloscopes, ammeters and ohmmeters.
- Performed scheduled and unscheduled inspections to check flight readiness of aircraft.
Hazardous Material Handler
United States Marine Corps
09.2021 - Current
- Handled emergency spills and environmental cleanup requests with organized approach.
- Cleaned up biohazards and industrial waste by carefully following optimal safety protocols.
- Maintained inspection-ready manifest documentation for review by supervisor.
- Maximized protections by accurately labeling hazardous waste containers in line with environmental and safety requirements.
- Moved and loaded drums and containers weighing as much as 549 pounds.
- Prepared containers for long-distance shipping and coordinated transportation with contractors.
- Audited hazardous waste weekly to assist with pick-up scheduling and maintain necessary safety controls.
- Arranged pick-ups, managed documentation and reported quantities of waste to help coordinators make appropriate planning decisions.
- Removed soil, debris and other materials from spill sites and placed in appropriate containers.
- Adhered to all defined safety protocols, company requirements and federal and local laws to maintain safe and controlled environments.
- Recorded numbers of containers stored at disposal sites, specifying amounts or types of equipment or waste disposed.
Education
No Degree - H-1 Avionics Tech
H-1 AVIONICS SYSTEMS OMA(C-School)
Camp Pendleton South, CA05.2021
No Degree -
AVIATION MACHINISTS MATE C
Pensacola, FL12.2020
High School Diploma -
Carrollton High School
Carrollton, GA05.2020
Skills
- Aircraft Electrical Systems
- Aircraft Repair and Maintenance
- Electronics Maintenance
- Electronic Systems Troubleshooting
- Reading Comprehension
- Use Testing Equipment
- Helicopter Repair
- Hazardous Materials
Certification
- Certified O-level Avionics technician, United states Marine Corps - 3years
- Hazmat Handler's Training - 2years
- Hazardous Material Shelf Life Management Training - 2years
- Leading Marines Training - 3years
- H-1 Avionics Systems Training - 3years
- Communications Training - 3years
- Risk Management Training - 3years
Timeline
Hazardous Material Handler
United States Marine Corps
09.2021 - Current
Aviation Electronics Technician
United States Marine Corps
06.2020 - Current
No Degree - H-1 Avionics Tech
H-1 AVIONICS SYSTEMS OMA(C-School)
No Degree -
AVIATION MACHINISTS MATE C
High School Diploma -
Carrollton High School
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