Maintenance Aerospace Ground Equipment

FRANCISCO P. MATEO V

***** ** ******* **, ******* HEIGHTS, CA 91748 PHONE: 707-***-**** EMAIL:

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QUALIFICATIONS:

. A U.S. Air Force veteran with thirteen years of experience in

maintaining, troubleshooting, repairing and operating aviation ground

support equipment and the U.S. military's array of light/heavy wheeled

combat and support vehicles, including all variants of the MRAP (Mine

Resistant Ambushed Protected) vehicle.

. Expert knowledge in electronics, general mechanics, diesel engines,

turbine engines, heating, refrigeration, pneumatics, and hydraulics.

. Proficient in the use of automated maintenance and information systems;

application of maintenance management techniques; interpretation of

maintenance directives, technical publications, drawings, wiring diagrams

and schematics; and proper identification, handling, use, and disposal of

hazardous waste and hazardous materials.

. Demonstrated record of success in various positions of responsibility,

including supervisory/instructor experience.

. Active SECRET Clearance

. Certified Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) CFC/HCFC Refrigerant

Processing Universal Technician

. MRAP University and IADC Rig Pass Certifications; CPR/AED and OSHA 10

Certified

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Nabors

Crew Worker

Williston, ND Jan 2013 - Current

. Performs daily activities and operates hand and power tools to maintain

and repair oil and gas wells and related equipment, including activities

associated with the rig-up and rig-down of the workover rig; picking up

and laying down steel production rods, tubing and casing; disassembling

and assembling various types of production equipment; repair and

maintenance of tools; and other tasks necessary to complete the

contracted services. Works beyond the 8-hour workday, practices safe and

effective work procedures following OSHA guidelines. Operate and use rod

wrenches, rod/tubing tongs, rod/tubing elevators, hand tools, powered rig

tools and other related equipment. Derrick Hand training commenced.

Force Protection Inc

FSR II Bagram Air Base / Camp Leatherneck /

Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan May 2010 - Sep 2012

. Provided field level service support by serving as the main focal point

of contact regarding any issues with the Caterpillar Powered

Cougar/Buffalo MRAP Vehicles, advised in troubleshooting and repairing of

electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical systems on the MRAP vehicles;

instructing proper operating/maintenance procedures; or researching and

ordering replacement parts and modifications. Also provided BDAR (Battle

Damage Assessment and Repair) support for the Marines deployed at

Southern Command Camp Leatherneck and Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan.

AECOM

HVAC (Certified Wheeled) Mechanic FOB Fenty

(Jalalabad), Afghanistan Mar 2010 - May 2010

. Provided support to the Army and several civilian companies (Osh Kosh

Corp, BAE Systems, Dyncorp, Navistar Defense, GDLS, and Force Protection

Inc) in theater by maintaining, servicing, and repairing the A/C and

heating system, as well as all electronic components, engine,

transmission, ABS, and suspension, on all military light (Humvee, MRAP

RG31 and RG33, Maxxpro DASH, Cougar, and M-ATV) and heavy (PLS, Atlas,

Cranes, Forklifts, etc) wheeled vehicles.

L-3 Vertex Aerospace

Aviation Ground Support Equipment (AGSE) Mechanic

Camp Taji, Iraq May 2009 - Feb 2010

. Provided ground support for the U.S. Army's aviation fleet of UH-60L

Blackhawks, AH-64D Apaches, CH-47F Chinooks and Unmanned Aerial Systems

(Sky Warrior) in Central Iraq, Baghdad and other surrounding Forward

Operating Bases by tracking equipment status and providing proper

maintenance/repairs to aviation ground equipment.

. Specialized in the inspection, maintenance and repair of 19 Aviation

Ground Power Units (AGPU), which provides both AC/DC electrical,

pneumatic and hydraulic power to aircraft, with each unit costing $200K a

piece totaling $3.8 million worth of equipment.

KBR

HVAC Technician Camp Al Taqaddum, Iraq Nov 2008 - May 2009

. Installed, serviced, and repaired air conditioners, ranging from fifteen

to twenty tons of cooling capacity, in living areas, warehouses, and

other commercial buildings utilizing knowledge of refrigeration,

pipefitting, and structural layouts.

. Maintained 40 Thermoking Smart Reefers varying from TS-500, RD-II, SL-

200, and SL-400 models.

United States Air Force

Communications and Ground Support Craftsman

Travis AFB, CA Jan 2007 - Sept 2008

. Managed and Maintained $7 million worth of Contingency Response Wing

Command and Control communications equipment.

. Responsible for the inspection, repair, and deployment of 5 Mobility Air

Reporting and Communication (MARC) AN/TSC-159 weapon systems, 14 Mobile

Electric Power (MEP) generators, 4 Field Deployable Environmental Control

Units and other associated power production equipment.

. Ensured a high state of readiness to deploy within 12 hours in direct

support of Air Mobility Command's Global Air Mobility Support Systems and

Presidential banner support missions.

AGE Production Support Supervisor

Osan AB, South Korea Dec 2006 - Dec 2007

. Managed the AGE supply shop, which provided crucial parts, bench stock

items, and technical data support to 80 personnel for maintenance and

daily flight line operations.

. Directed the hazardous waste and materials program for the entire

aircraft maintenance department, following strict Occupational Safety and

Health Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, and local

guidelines and procedures, as well as providing maintainers with the

complete and updated Materials Safety Data Sheets.

Aerospace Ground Equipment Mechanic

Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ Mar 2001 - Nov 2006

. Performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on all aviation ground

support equipment ranging from hydraulic maintenance stands to Detroit

diesel powered 30 KW 400 Hertz 3 Phase generators; inspecting, testing,

and operating equipment to determine serviceability and proper operation.

. Treated equipment for corrosion including removal and assembly of all

accessories and components and properly stenciling and marking all

equipment according to strict Air Force regulations.

. Provided dispatch service, including positioning equipment to support

aircraft maintenance and flying operations.

. Diagnosed problems by studying drawings, wiring diagrams, schematics and

technical publications, and using conventional and digital multimeters,

voltmeters, ohmmeters, frequency counters, oscilloscopes, circuit card

testers, transistor testers, and hand tools.

MILITARY TRAINING:

Mobile C2 Generator and ECU Course USAF Expeditionary

Center, NJ May 2007

Aerospace Ground Equipment Craftsman USAF Sheppard AFB, TX

Course March 2007

Supervisors Hazard Communication Training USAF Osan AB, South

Korea January 2006

EDUCATION:

Aerospace Ground Equipment Technical School

May 2001

USAF Sheppard AFB, TX

Associates in Applied Science Aerospace Ground Equipment Technology

August 2005

Community College of the Air Force

MRAP University

August 2010

Red River Army Depot, Texarkana, TX

IADC Rig Pass January 2013

TrainND Northwest - Williston State College, ND

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