William May

• Assists with maintaining Textron Aviation legacy aircraft and new builds.
• Experienced mostly on Beechcraft Denali, Cessna Caravans, Cessna Single Engines, Beechcraft Single Engines.
• Installs and removes new updates and modifications as required by engineering.
• Coordinates and provides feedback with engineering to improve updates and modifications.
• Conducts Phase, Annual, and 100 Hour inspections.
• Performs Functional Tests as part of Return to Service work.
• Maintains GE Catalyst Engine on Beechcraft Denali.

• Reinstalls flight controls and small parts.
• Performs rework when required.
• Fixes squawks found by inspection, pilots, and customers.
• Conducts function tests that are part of the buildup process.
• Rigs P&W PT6-114A and PT6-140 engine to meet specifications.
• Performs engine run-ins in accordance with aircraft specifications on P&W PT6-114A and PT6-140 engines.

• • Utilizes Eagle Eaton Leonard VB 300 tube bender to bend one to three inch diameter tubes.
• • Inspects tubes using Tube Inspection Booth and Eaton Leonard Inspection Arm.
• • Identifies tubes using required tapes and markings.
• • Beads tubes using proper support equipment and measuring gauges.

• Uses blueprints and work instructions to perform aircraft maintenance.

• Adds and wires engine components and accessories.

• Performs sheet metal rework.

• Installs upholstery and panels to the interior of the aircraft.

• Trained in PT, MT, ET, UT, and RT.

• Coordinated with maintenance activities when inspections were required.

• Selected, calibrated, or operated equipment used in the testing of products and materials.

• Documented methods, processes, and results of inspections.

• Consulted with higher maintenance authorities to discuss inspection results.

• Ensured safety programs and quality control measures were adhered to.

• Monitored work processes to ensure completeness, accuracy, and conformance to standards and specifications.

• Provided documentation showing maintenance actions were completed.

• Verified requisition of supplies to meet production demands.

• Reviewed work orders to plan maintenance in order to meet production requirements.

• Examined aircraft components for cracks, breaks, leaks, and proper function.

• Conducted work while following drawings, schematics, charts, engineering orders, and technical publications.

• Overhauled broken or worn parts for hydraulic and pneumatic systems.

• Performed testing and troubleshooting using required support equipment.

• Manufactured hose and tube assemblies using appropriate hand tools.