Belton, Texas, United States
Detail‑oriented operations and maintenance professional transitioning from aviation into general industry roles. Skilled in mechanical troubleshooting, safety compliance, documentation, data accuracy, team leadership, and process improvement. Strong ability to learn new systems, adapt quickly, and manage complex operational tasks.
Perform diagnostics on mechanical, hydraulic, and structural systems. Complete safety inspections, equipment checks, and documentation. Collaborate with cross‑functional staff to resolve issues using tools, diagnostics, and standardized processes.
Assign daily tasks, conduct maintenance in accordance with all applicable technical manuals,army aviation messages, and federal aviation guidelines. I track locations of parts, ordered parts, and send parts to mechanics on my team. Assisted in maintenance on all levels. Organized daily meetings with team members to ensure safe and timely execution of tasks and company needs.
Repairs for electric guitars, bass guitars, acoustic guitars. Tube amplifier modifications, guitar modifications.
Removed and installed aircraft subsystem assemblies such as engines, rotors, gearboxes, transmissions, and mechanical flight controls. Serviced and lubricated aircraft and subsystems. Prepared aircraft for inspections and maintenance checks. Assisted in diagnosing and troubleshooting aircraft subsystems using special tools and equipment. Used and performed operator maintenance on tools, special tools and aircraft ground support equipment. Prepared forms and records related to aircraft maintenance using ULLS-A (E) . Provided technical guidance to subordinate personnel. Performed operational checks and scheduled inspections. Diagnosed and troubleshot malfunctions in aircraft subsystems. Auxiliary Power Unit Operator (2 years). 5 years flight line experience in Combat and Non-combat situations. Additional duties included Hazmat NCO (5 years), Retention NCO (2 years), Motor pool NCO (2 years), Maintenance Supervisor (3 years), Movement NCO. Training for proper storage, disposal and useage of hazardous materials used in the military. Interviewed soldiers and Officers for the Command program of Retention. Updated and kept records on all soldiers and officers in the company. Trained up to 30 soldiers on the proper driving techniques of military vehicles. Updated records on vehicle maintenance and licenses at the company level. Trained up to 25 soldiers in the proper use of tools, special tools, tasks to be performed on the AH-64 Apache Helicopter. Responsible for movement of over $200 million dollars of military equipment and personal items to and from Iraq and military training areas.