OBJECTIVE:

To obtain a position in your aircraft maintenance department.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
 

1994 - Present United States Marine Corps Havelock, NC
KC-130 Airframes Collateral Duty Inspector
 
• Perform major inspections, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance for the KC-130 on the following systems: flight controls, hydraulics, landing gear, in-flight refueling, fuel, structures and aerial delivery.
• Supervise and designate task maintenance to twenty-five personnel on a daily basis
• Able to trouble shoot hydraulic systems using schematics.  Perform layouts for aluminum repairs.
• Manage work center inventory logs
• Document all maintenance tasks on computer using Nalcomis
• In charge of developing and conducting training to the airframes work center.
• Review and maintain all training and worker maintenance performance using the MATMEP books.
• Aircraft Tire and Wheel program manager

EDUCATION

United States Marine Corps

Total Quality Leadership	1999
Non Commissioned Officer Leadership Course	1998
Aircraft Paint School	1996
Aircraft Corrosion Control School	1996
KC-130 Formal Maintenance Training, Cherry Point, NC	1995
KC-130 Basic Airframe Theory, El Toro, CA	1995
KC-130 Basic Hydraulic Theory, El Toro, CA	1995
Basic Aviation Structural Maintenance, Millington, TN	1995
Hampshire Regional High School, Westhampton, MA	1994

AWARDS RECEIVED:

Maintenance Marine of the Year Nominee

Navy Marine Corps Achievement Medal; of Commendation;

Good Conduct medal; three years of outstanding service

Meritorious Unit Citation; squadron performed 300,000 flight hours without a class A mishap