Aviation Precision Measurement Equipment/Calibration and Repair Techni

Summary:

An assertive self-starter who is an inspirational leader, disciplined

technician, and vivacious individual. Utilizes understanding,

ingenuity, and teamwork to accomplish the over-all goal. Effective

manager and technician with the ability to complete tasks in a timely

manner for consumers.

Experience:

United States Marine Corps

2005-Present

. Eight years experience as an Avionics Precision Measurement Equipment

Laboratory (PMEL) Technician.

. Performed calibration, troubleshooting, alignment, repair, and

certification of electronic, microwave, physical, mechanical, and

dimensional test equipment.

. Functioned as a customer service shift supervisor and maintained

communication between the Field Calibration Activity (FCA) and its

customers while maintaining communication between adjacent and higher

Naval Aviation Metrology and Calibration (METCAL) activities.

. Functioned as a production shift supervisor, ensuring all maintenance

is performed safely and in accordance with appropriate technical

references and that the proper tools, test equipment, and required

materials are available and used for all maintenance actions.

. Assisted upper management in the prioritization and delegation of the

maintenance work load.

. Engaged in Continuous Process Improvement initiatives designed to

maximize repair capability, improve maintenance quality, and increase

productivity.

. Conducted maintenance meetings to ensure subordinates are informed of

anticipated work load and daily maintenance requirements.

. Trained subordinates over calibration and repair of equipment,

electronic theory, proper maintenance practices, operating procedures,

and safety.

. Developed subordinates technical and professional skills,

qualifications, certifications, licenses, and professional military

education.

. Six years experience as a Quality Assurance Inspector

. Functioned as a Quality Assurance Inspector ensuring all maintenance

met required Quality Assurance standards.

. Executed the following collateral duties, as assigned, ensuring

policy, responsibilities, and compliance with all training

requirements as directed by the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program and

applicable program references: technical publication, tool control,

safety, electrostatic discharge, foreign object debris, hazardous

material, and corrosion control

. Inspected items for quality of workmanship during maintenance actions

and performed in-process checks.

Qualification and Skills:

. US Citizen

. Valid driver license

. Secret Security Clearance

. Excellent oral communication and writing skills

. Outstanding organization skills

. Computer skills to include: MS Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook

. Extensive military calibration encompassing the following core

disciplines; Temperature, Pressure, Flow, Vibration, Mass, Electrical,

Electronics, Time, Frequency, Radio Frequency, Torque, Force and

Dimensional.

. Ability to read and analyze block, schematic, blueprints, wiring and

logic diagrams

. Great working knowledge of electronic and physical/dimensional

principles, troubleshooting techniques, component level troubleshooting,

calibration traceability, metrology techniques, laboratory practices,

policies and procedures.

Education:

Marist High School

2001-2005

. High School Education

United States Marine Corps

2005-Present

. Apprentice Warfare/Apprentice Training School

. Avionics Technician Intermediate Training School

. General Purpose Electronic Test Equipment Repair and Calibration School

. Intermediate Level Calibration of Physical/Dimensional and Measuring

Systems School

. Advanced Calibration Technician School

. Honor Graduate

. Continuous Process Improvement: Yellow Belt in Lean, Six Sigma, and

Theory of Constraints

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