Terry M. Lovell

425-***-****

acql37@r.postjobfree.com

Everett, WA.

Objective

Electrical Electronics Technician

Relevant Qualifications

Motivated, dependable, avionics, technician, mechanic, with 15+ years’ experience.

Interpreted engineer drawings, blueprints, schematics, wiring diagrams, and work orders.

Tested, troubleshot, repaired malfunctioning electronic equipment, using ohmmeter, voltmeter, and automated, and built in test equipment, to operational status.

Tested bond and ground connections to ensure proper electrical grounding of components, antennas, parts, hardware, hydraulic and mechanical bonding.

Performed functional testing of aircraft hydraulic, electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical systems as used in flight controls, landing gears, and power distribution.

Honorably discharged United States Military Veteran.

Education

Name of Institution

Airframe and Power Plant Pima Community College, Tucson, AZ 09/2009 - 10/2010

C-5 Electrician School Travis Air Force Base, Fairfield, CA 05/1985 - 09/1985

C-141 Electricians School Travis Air Force Base, Fairfield, CA 06/1984 - 08/1984

Aircraft Electrician School Fort Eustis, VA 01/1979 - 05/1979

NCO Leadership School Travis Air Force Base, Fairfield, CA 10/1985 - 01/1986

Work Experience

Avionics Technician, 737, Aviation Tech. Services, STS Contract, Everett WA 01/2015-03/2015

Modified electrical and electronic systems per Service Bulletins, Airworthiness Directives, Aircraft Maintenance Manuals, and Technical Data Sheets to meet customer requirements.

Removed avionics wiring, components, assemblies, and installed new modifications utilizing hand tools such as crimpers, strippers, insertion, and removal tools.

Installed and adjusted, electrical, electronic wiring, black boxes, LRU’s, racks, connectors, switches, sensors, and associated connecting hardware.

Accurately documented and updated progress or issues to management and coworkers.

Test incorporated modifications per applicable Aircraft Maintenance Manual directives.

Routine checks, troubleshooting, and repair of avionics aircraft systems.

Assembler Mechanic, Seats, Jamco America, Direct Hire, Everett, WA 06/2014-07/2014

Assembled, installed, and modified to customer specifications, sensors, switches, connectors, and wiring of 1st class and business class aircraft seats.

Bonded and grounded assemblies, components, electrical connections, and tubing.

Applied, solvents, sealants, adhesives and paints.

Followed blueprints and technical data to meet varied customer requirements.

Aircraft Functional Test Technician A, 777, Boeing, Direct Hire, Everett, WA. 01/2012-06/2013

Kept meticulous records of maintenance and repair work using Boeing software.

Serviced and functionally tested electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic systems.

Adjusted sensors, switches, and connectors, as well as structure, with precision measuring tools, calipers, and feeler gauges, to manufacturer’s tolerance specifications and AMM.

Performed maintenance, servicing, troubleshooting, and repair on initial live application.

Repaired equipment using certified, calibrated, hand and power tools.

Team player with aircraft maintenance personnel, engineers, and management, to meet production schedule.

Tested hydraulic systems with nitrogen. Repaired and torqued, hydraulic or pneumatic connections, to meet operational specifications.

Webmaster, Models Models Models, Independent, Tucson, AZ 01/2001-07/2011

Maintained website for plastic model hobby shop specializing in rare, hard to find kits.

Required high attention to detail, organizing, and planning.

Kept accurate inventory of available kits and accessories, in excess of 3000 items, which were updated daily.

Updated, deleted, processed pictures and script, using Microsoft Office, Word, Photoshop, and associated hardware and uploaded to internet server.

Aircraft Assembler Sys. B, 777, 767, 737, Boeing, Direct Hire, Everett, 07/1989-09/2000

Installed, routed, clamped, and tied, avionics, control, coax, shielded, and generator wiring.

Installed seal fittings, seal, and fillet or flush sealed. Also convoluted tubing, electrical assemblies and components, using certified and calibrated, hand and power tools.

Assembled cannon plugs, pins, terminal blocks, splices, lugs, and zap solders, using strippers, crimpers, heat guns, clamshells, and insertion and removal tools.

Bonded and grounded wiring components and assemblies, connectors, and electronic proximity switches using bonding brushes and Scotchbrite, then primed and painted area.

Performed wiring on engine, pylon, nacelle, high temperature, high vibration areas, pressurized or unpressurized areas, leading and trailing edges, landing gears, air conditioning packs, and in the electrical equipment bay per blueprint.

Extensive confined space experience in fuel cell wiring, probes, densitometer, and sensors.

Aircraft Electrical Instrumentation Mechanic, F117, Lockheed, Burbank 01/87-04/1989

Final inspection and functional testing of F117 aircraft.

Fuel cell transfer testing, avionics calibration, adjustments, troubleshooting, and repairs.

Performed maintenance and testing of landing gears, steering, trapeze, flight control surfaces, and cockpit displays.

Performed disconfigurement before delivery to customer.

Skunk Works motto: Quick, Quiet, and Quality.

SSgt. Aircraft Electrical Systems, C-5, C-141, Air Force, Travis AFB, CA 10/1982-10/1986

Spec4 Aircraft Electrician, OH-58, AH-1S, UH-1, US Army, Kitzigen, Germany 11/1978-11/1981

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