Maintenance Manager
Resume:
Jacques Brown
Houston TX. 77041
Cell: 931-***-****
Email: *******.*****@**.****.*** or
*********@*****.***
Objective: Seeking a position as an Aircraft Mechanic Lead/ Operations Manager.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
A mature, hardworking, dedicated and loyal maintenance professional
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Over 21 years maintenance experience with AH-64A/D Helicopters
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Over 3 year maintenance experience with UH-60L/M, OH-58D, and CH-47 Helicopters
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Over 16 years’ experience as a Technical Inspector and Weight and Balance Technician
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Over 17 years managing safety programs for small, medium, and large sized
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organizations
Expert in the use and maintenance of aircraft technical publications, both paper and
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electronic
Expert in the use of required maintenance forms and records
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Highly proficient with Unit Level Logistics System-Aviation (ULLS-A and ULLS-A(E))
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computerized maintenance records
Active Government Secret security clearance
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Possesses a U.S. Passport
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Highly proficient with Windows and Microsoft software and PC operation
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Excellent organizational and record keeping skills
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Excellent written and verbal communication skills
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Able to work with diverse groups of people with outstanding results
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Numerous awards and commendations for performance
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Willing to travel
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EXPERIENCE
March 2010- May 2013 QinetiQ-NA, Business Intelligence Analysts/Data Monitor
Collect Maintenance Data on AH-64D deployed to Afghanistan to ensure accurate and
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logistical information
Monitor Data and support US ARMY units around the world
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February 1989-March 2010 US ARMY
July 2008- December 2010 QC NCOIC U.S. ARMY Camp Shank Afghanistan
Attended daily PC meetings to lay out plans for the day
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Scheduled weightings for seven AH-64’s, six UH-60M’s, four UH-60L’s, and three
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CH-47’s.
Ensured TBO charts were up to date before, during, and after phases
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July 2007- July 2008 1SG U.S. ARMY Camp Eagle Korea
Performed daily duties of training and maintaining 52 personnel administrative data.
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Over watched and trained seven Non Commission Officers in reports and evaluations.
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Maintained four duty rosters with minimal personnel.
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January 2005- July 2007 Platoon Sergeant (AH-64 Platoon Sergeant) U.S. Army Fort
Campbell Ky.
Performed all phases of aircraft system and subsystem inspection, troubleshooting, repair
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and component repair or replacement at both the Organizational and Intermediate levels
Performed minor electrical repairs in accordance with applicable technical data
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Supervised and maintained up to $375 million of Army aircraft and support equipment
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with no losses
Maintained records for all GSE equipment TPE and stay behind equipment
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August 2003- December 2004 QC NCOIC (AH-64, UH-60L, CH-47, OH-58D Section
Supervisor/Technical Inspector) U.S. Army Fort Campbell KY.
Performed all phases of aircraft system and subsystem inspection, troubleshooting, repair
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and component repair or replacement at the Intermediate level
Performed minor avionics and electrical repair on components that are no longer
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available through the Army supply, returning them to a serviceable condition
Over 3 years’ experience with the UH-60L in all aspects of aircraft technical inspection,
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to include pre, in-progress, and post maintenance airworthiness certification
Highly proficient in the maintenance of aircraft historical records to include application
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and documentation of safety of flight messages
Knowledgeable in UH-1, UH-60L/M, AH-64A/D, CH-47, OH-58D aircraft weight and
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balance to include weighing of the aircraft and the use of automated weight and balance
programs
May 2000-August 2003 AH-64 Platoon Sergeant U.S. Army Fort Campbell KY
Performed inspection of 8 AH-64D during pre, during, and post-deployment to OIF 03-
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Evaluated and trained aircraft maintenance procedures
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Trained 14 Crew Chief personnel in maintenance and servicing of 8 AH-64D
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September 1997-May 2000 AH-64A Technical Inspector U.S. Army Fort
Campbell KY.
Trained 6 personnel in advanced aircraft maintenance and inspection techniques
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Implemented the AH-64 Helicopter Crew Chief training program
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Trained and supervised 3 NCO’s with outstanding results
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Supervised and maintained aircraft and equipment valued at over $136.5 million
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September 1996-September 1997 AH-64, UH-1, UH-60, OH-58A/C Maintenance Supervisor
U.S. Army Camp Eagle Korea
Highly proficient in the maintenance of aircraft historical records to include application
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and documentation of safety of flight messages
Proficient in aircraft weight and balance to include weighing of the aircraft and the use of
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automated weight and balance programs
September 1993-September 1996 AH-64 Aircraft Crew Chief/ DART Leader U.S. Army
Performed all phases of aircraft system and subsystem inspection, troubleshooting, repair
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and component repair or replacement at both the Organizational and Intermediate levels
Over 500 hours flight time as a DART Leader aboard UH-60 helicopters with no
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accidents
February 1989-September 1993 AH-64 Mechanic U.S. Army Fort Hood TX.
Selected over 12 other entry level mechanics for crew chief duties due to abilities and
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attitude
Deployed unit to Hanau Germany August 1990
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Completed eleven 250 hour phases from notification of deployment to Desert Shield/
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Storm
(3 months)
EDUCATION
U.S. Army:
AH-64 Helicopter Repairer Course
AH-64 Helicopter Repairer Supervisor (Quality Control)
Aviation Accident Prevention
AH-64D Longbow Transition Course
FCC Licensed with Radar
AH-64 Helicopter Repairer Supervisor Advanced Course
Aviation Logistics Manager Course
Commanders Safety Course
Army Safety and Composite Risk Management Course
Additional Duty Safety Course
On-the Job Training UH-1, OH-58A/C/D, CH-47, UH-60L/M Helicopter Repair,
North Central Institute: 48 semester units in General Mechanics
Employee Certification
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that the above professional experience, education/degrees, and
security clearance information provided in my resume are accurate and complete to the best of
my knowledge. I understand that any misrepresentation of the above professional credentials
may constitute grounds for termination of my employment.
Jacques Brown 13 July 2013
Employee Certification Signature Date
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