ALEJANDRO SUAREZ

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National City, CA 91950

Home#: 619-***-****

ab8pj2@r.postjobfree.com

Title/Series/Grade: Aircraft Maintenance

Citizenship: U.S

Veterans Preference: 5 points

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

FAA Airframe and Power Plant License.

More than eleven years’ experience as a power plant mechanic on Rolls Royce T56-A-425,

Rolls Royce T56-A-427, GE T700-GE-401C, and GE TF34-GE-400B engines.

Experience with Northrop Grumman E-2C group 2 and HE2K, and C-2A Greyhound.

Examine and inspect Hamilton Sundstrand NP2000 (eight blade)/ 54660-1 (four blade).

First line maintenance supervisor with 15 subordinates.

E-2C/C-2A Fuel cells qualified/ confine space.

Inspect completed work to certify that maintenance meets standards and that aircraft are

ready for operation.

QPA/QPJ completed on E-2C/C-2A.

Experience with NALCOMIS/OOMA.

Experience with COMNAVAIRFORINST 4790

Bi-Lingual in Spanish.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Navy Gateway Inn & Suites (NGIS)

Groundskeeper, Atsugi, Japan 2013-Present

Perform ground and external maintenance of NGIS facilities including gardening, general

care of grounds, planting and transplanting grass, ground cover, flowers, shrubs and trees.

Ability to use variety of hand and power operated tools, such as seeders, spreaders,

edger’s, hedge trimmers, pruning shears and sprayers.

Communicate clearly and effectively both verbally and in writing with management, staff

and guests.

Morale, Welfare and Recreation

Ceramics Shop, Atsugi, Japan 2012-2013

Recreation Aid

Perform monthly inventory report of all resale items.

Submit routine administrative reports to supervisor.

Advise supervisor on the status of equipment and supplies on hand. Furnish data in

connection with the purchase of equipment and supplies.

Maintain custody of equipment assigned to the activity.

Operate RECTRAC cash register.

Provides and assists with available information to the customers in selecting and

furthering their interest in the respective area.

Assists supervisor with the proper selection and quantity of materials and equipment

applicable to the project.

Ensures that customers are equipped with the necessary supplies.

Perform other related duties as assigned.

Airborne Early Warning Squadron One One Five

VAW-115, Atsugi, Japan 2008 - 2011

Power Plant Shift Supervisor

Supervised twelve personnel on performing organizational maintenance, which consists

of repairs, servicing, troubleshoot, and adjusting of eight Rolls Royce T56-A-427 engines

and related systems in support of four E-2C Hawkeye aircraft.

Inspected over 500 maintenance actions to include expeditious replacement of two quick

engine connections (QEC).

Replaced five NP2000 propeller assemblies with two Electronic Valve Housings and one

pump housing. Directly contributing to a 98% sortie completion rate in support of three

multinational exercises.

Expertly supervised the completion of four 200/400-hour inspections and two 800-hour

engine inspections. Contributing to the command’s 1200 mishap free flight hours.

An enthusiastic mentor, as a Division Career Counselor, conducted eight career

development boards, leading to the advancement of three personnel. Enhancing morale

by encouraging personnel to meet or exceed their needs and expectations contributing to

Command receipt of the 2009 COMPACFLT retention Excellence award.

Performed inspections on propeller assembly NP2000, engine compressor section, and

fuel cells.

Inspected turbine blades for cracks, corrosion, to identify the cause of errors or other

problems or defects.

Rigging engine control cables, and propeller electronic valve housing assembly.

Prepared aircraft for fuel cell maintenance, to include defueling, de-puddling, purging to

perform fuel cell maintenance in removing and replacing fuel pumps, fuel lines and other

related fuel cell maintenance.

Consulted manufacturers' manuals (technical guides) and for specifications and to

determine feasibility of repair or replacement of components according to malfunction.

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Tested propeller NP2000, using testing equipment such as Automated Track and Balance

Set (ATABS) to evaluate balance, quality, and performance.

Shift Supervisor for first line Maintenance, responsible for 15 personnel, which

perform daily, preflight, post flight, and turnaround inspections. Also assists the

pilot in flight preparation and advises the pilot of the material condition of the aircraft.

Responsible for the cleanliness and prevention of corrosion on the aircraft by pursuing

an effective and continual preventive maintenance program.

Performed miscellaneous duties and service aircraft, including flushing pump housing,

cleaning filters, greasing moving parts, and checking brakes.

Assisted in training less skilled Aircraft Mechanics in the repair and maintenance of

engines.

Entered notations in aircraft logbooks.

Maintained tools and other repair equipments.

Performed related work as assigned.

Fleet Logistic Support Squadron Three Zero

VRC-30, San Diego, CA 2006-2008

Power Plant Shift Supervisor

Supervised seven personnel on performing organizational maintenance that consists of

repairs, servicing, and adjustment of 24 Allison T56-A-425 engines in support of twelve

C-2A Greyhound aircrafts.

Removed and installed four T56-A-425 engines, nine propeller assemblies, and six

propeller controls.

Performed ten 400- hour and six 1200-hour inspections.

Facilitated the removal and installation of two Hamilton Sundstrand 54660-1 four blade

propeller.

Performed operations tests propeller 54660-1, using testing equipment such as

Automated Track and Balance Set (ATABS) to evaluate balance, quality, and

performance.

Performed final engine functional test for Functional check flight (FCF).

Trained and qualified five C-2A troubleshooter/final checkers and three collateral duty

inspectors (CDI’s).

Conducted inspection on T56-A-425 compressor, and hot section areas for schedule and

unscheduled maintenance.

Examined aircraft tools, publications, and support equipment to distinguished safety for

all personnel.

Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department

AIMD, San Diego, CA 2005-2006

Engine Technician

Performed first degree Intermediate level maintenance repairs on GE T700-GE-401C

Turbo shaft engines.

Discovered quality deficiencies on three T700 Gas Generator Assemblies, preventing

installation of defective modules, saving the Navy $250,000 dollars.

Disassembled and assembled of ten cold sections, and seven power turbine modules.

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Removed, assembled and installed oil systems, fuel systems, electrical systems, and

pneumatically actuated mechanism systems.

Performed visual inspections, and conditional inspections as required by maintenance

requirements cards (MRCs) such as evaluating the ware and tare of the component if it

meets the necessary dimensions, and tolerance specifications to determine the

serviceability.

Inspected incoming products and materials for proper documentation, and configuration.

Material handler, using hands and arms in handling, positioning, and moving materials.

Receive and ship count stock items, and record data manually or using computer.

Packed and unpacked items to be stocked on shelves in stockrooms, and also verified

inventory and comparing them to physical counts of stock, and investigated discrepancies.

Stored items in an orderly and accessible manner in supply rooms, or other areas.

Sea Control Squadron Three Five

VS-35, San Diego, CA 2003-2005

Power Plant Technician

Performed daily, preflight, post flight, and turnaround inspections with assisting

personnel, and assist others in performing Organizational level maintenance on eighteen

GE TF34-GE-400B Turbofan engines in support of nine S-3B Viking aircrafts.

Removed and replaced GE TF34-GE-400B engine.

Completed eight 170-hour engine inspections.

Removed and replaced of two auxiliary power units (APU’s).

Removed and replaced of five integrated drive generators (IDG’s).

Performed the work required and assist on phase, special, and conditional inspections as

required by maintenance requirements cards (MRCs).

Performed repairing internal fuel cells.

Qualified on auxiliary power unit (APU).

Assisted in preparation for Aviation Gas Free Program, Navy Oil Analysis Program, and

Oil Consumption Program.

Sea Control Squadron Two One

VS-21, Atsugi, Japan 2000 – 2003

First Line Maintenance /Power Plant Technician

Performed daily, preflight, post flight, and turnaround inspections with assisting

personnel, and assist others in performing Organization level maintenance on the S-3B

Viking aircraft.

Assisted the pilot in flight preparation and advised the pilot of the material condition of

the aircraft.

Responsible for the cleanliness and prevention of corrosion on the aircraft by pursuing an

effective and continual preventive maintenance program.

Performed schedule/unscheduled maintenance on GE TF34-GE-2 Turbofan engines.

Qualified on auxiliary power unit (APU).

EDUCATION

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High School Diploma from Sweetwater High School. National City, California 1999

University of Maryland University College, pursuing Associate degree, 2011-Present

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

FAA Airframe and Power Plant license (2013)

Oil Consumption/servicing technician

E-2C/C-2A Electrical power application

E-2C Fuel surveillance technician

FOD prevention program awareness

MMG-1A Mobile electric power cart

CAT 3 Crane safety certificate

CV/CVN flight deck observer

Alternate safety Petty Officer (First Line Maintenance)

Aircraft confine space fire watch

Aircraft fuel system entry maintenance technician

Aircraft fuel system entry supervisor

Vibration Analysis Test set for C-2A propeller balancing VATS/ATABS

2 day basic corrosion control certificate

Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI)

E-2C/C-2A General apprentice/journeymen

E-2C/C-2A Aviation Machinist Mate (AD) general/journeymen

A/M26U-4B Nitrogen servicing unit

A/M26U-4B Nitrogen cart

E-2C/C-2A Trouble shooter

E2-C/C-2A Final checker

Aviation Machinist Mate (AD) OJT C-2A

E-2C/C-2A Brake rider

Aviation Machinist Mate (AD) Daily inspection Qualification C-2A

U.S. MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATION

Honorable Discharge from Active Duty: 01/2000 to 03/2011 – U.S. Navy

US Navy Reserve: 03/2011 - Present

Campaign badges and/or expeditionary medals received:

National Defense Service Medal

Global War On Terrorism

Navy Good Conduct Medal (4)

Navy/Marine Corps Achievement Medal(2)

Sea Service Deployment Ribbon(4)

Overseas Service Ribbon(4)

Meritorious Unit Commendation

Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal

Navy Battle “E” Ribbon

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