Shari A. Shabazz

**** ****** ******* ******

Las Vegas, NV 89106

770-***-****

ab9t00@r.postjobfree.com

Objective

Continue my career with an organization that will utilize my supervision and aircraft mechanic

skills to benefit mutual growth.

- Communicate effectively at all organizational levels

- Delegate responsibility

- Work well with others

- Self-motivated

Qualifications

A results oriented, knowledgeable aircraft mechanic with proven ability to interact positively

with gate agents, ramp personnel, pilots, crew members and customers.

Aircraft Certifications

- CRJ 200 and CRJ 900 Run/Taxi Qualified

- CRJ 700

- ATR-72

- MD80 Run Qualified

- 757 ETOPS Qualified

- A320

- Category II & RVSM

- RII Qualified

Experience

September 2010 – Present

Allegiant Airlines - Aircraft Mechanic

- Work on aircraft, components and related parts.

- Perform work outlined on work forms in compliance with company policies and

procedures, manufacturer’s manuals and FAA requirements.

- Overhaul, conduct maintenance and repair of airframe components, power plants,

aircraft communication, navigation equipment and associated components in

accordance with company manuals, manufacturer’s manuals, bulletins and orders.

- Ensure appropriate tags are attached to part removed from aircraft in accordance with

company policy.

- Inspect for defective, worn or failed parts and ensure safe working conditions.

- Conduct proper execution of an Airworthiness Release.

- Sign accomplishment of work forms and records.

- Perform duties of Inspector in accordance with the Inspector job classification.

- Complete and process all required paperwork in a timely manner.

February 2008 – September 2010

Pinnacle Airlines - Aircraft Mechanic

- Conduct maintenance and repairs to keep aircraft operating safely and efficiently.

- Perform maintenance and preventative maintenance of aircraft, components and

equipment.

- Determine airworthiness of aircraft and components in accordance with established

procedures and Federal Aviation Regulations.

- Service and inspect aircraft, components and related equipment.

- Perform aircraft jacking, lifting, towing and manual movement.

- Operate and inspect powered and non-powered ground equipment.

- Perform structural repair, inspect and identify deficiencies to prevent equipment

failure.

- Complete entries to aircraft maintenance forms and enter data into the Maintenance

Data System; ensure that entries are accurate and complete.

June 2002 – February 2008

Atlantic Southeast Airlines – Aircraft Mechanic/Lead Mechanic

- Perform all maintenance functions and effectively troubleshoot all aircraft

deficiencies.

- Proficiently complete all documentation and paperwork.

- Perform analysis and responsible for making critical decisions to ensure safety of

aircraft.

- Perform all line maintenance independently.

- Supervise up to eight mechanics while exercising sound judgment.

- Work in a team environment as a team leader and team member.

November 2000 – May 2002

Caterpillar, Inc. – Warehouse Clerk

- Conducted material control activities including receiving, inspecting materials,

protected and identified parts per special instructions.

- Operated a forklift and other heavy equipment.

- Issued material to assemble kits and material requisitions.

- Performed cycle count inventories.

- Received, unpacked, checked and stored merchandise and other materials.

- Filled requisitions and orders.

- Packed, crated and shipped products and other materials to the distribution center,

appropriate departments and assembly lines.

- OSHA certified (hazardous materials).

July 1990 – September 2000

U.S. Army – Corporal and Combat Veteran (Desert Storm)

Recipient of a Service Medal and Bronze Star

September 2000 – October 2004

U.S. Army Reserve - Sargeant

- Operated all-wheel vehicles and equipment to support combat operations.

- Managed personnel movement.

- Managed loading and unloading of cargo on vehicles and trailers.

- Secured cargo against inclement weather, pilferage and damage.

- Operated vehicle component Material Handling Equipment (MHE).

- Employed land navigation techniques.

- Operated radios and weapons mounted on vehicles.

- Performed vehicle recovery and field expedients including towing of vehicles.

- Corrected and reported vehicle deficiencies and supported mechanics.

- Supervised drivers performing Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services

(PMCS).

- Operated in the truck terminal as a squad leader.

- Trained new drivers and managed the driver sustainment training program.

- Planned, organized and operated a motor vehicle convoy.

- Performed convoy route reconnaissance.

- Supervised transporting of cargo.

- Supervised personnel preparing vehicles for deployment.

- Provided professional support and technical guidance to Army soldiers requiring

motor transport.

- Planned, managed, and monitor unit motor transport operations as the truck master.

- Established and organized the unit motor park.

- Prepared and implemented truck company security and defense plan.

- Prepared map overlays.

- Received and distributed highway motor transport missions.

- Assembled and prepared highway reconnaissance data for motor convoy transport.

- Supervised and directed unit dispatching of vehicles.

- Coordinated engineer requirements to support a truck battalion.

Education

Westwood College of Aviation – Broomfield, Colorado

Associates Degree in Applied Science

Workshops and Seminars

- Flight Safety

- Lead Mechanic Training

- Diversity Training

- Leadership Training

- Conflict Resolution

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