Quality Assurance Electrical

Dar ryl J. Oliver

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Objective: To Obtain A position as a Maintenance Technician

****-******* *** ************ **** Leader/Mechanic I I I L 3 /CFT

A FMD

● Works closely with the Base Project Officer and Government Quality Assurance

Representatives and implements procedures contained in the Standard Operating

P rocedures (AR-95-20)

● E nsures Aircraft are modified by my team in a t imely manner and under

a llotted hours with zero quality defects.

● Assign personnel to specific aircraft and ensure that the team compliment is

appropriate the required maintenance tasks due to be performed

● Request work orders for required MWO’s then t racks completion percentages

and man hours used.

● Report production issues and time t racking information daily to home station

p roduction supervisors via excel spreadsheet

● Lead teams during through MWO Prototype, Validation, and Verification

p rocesses

● I nspect for accuracy then approve assigned employees payroll information and

t imesheets then report information to home base payroll personnel.

● As a Crew Lead for a on location TDY mod team I perform many additional

d uties normally taken care of by home base personnel, IE: Supply, Shipping,

Calibration reports, Human resource, incident reports, Inju ry reports, ordering of

test equipment, and conducting required safety/special process t raining.

2007- 2011 Quality Control/Aircraft Inspector IV CSC /CFT AFMD

● I nspect all phases of maintenance on US ARMY aircraft, including OH-58, AH-

64, U H-60, CH-47 helicopters

● Guide others in the use of current applicable technical publications, MWO

workbooks, aircraft electronic forms, records and logbooks

● Lead modification teams by performing crew lead requirements during crew

lead’s absence

● Work with Management to meet contractual compliance by performing periodic

health, safety, and operational standard inspections

● P repare weekly and monthly workmanship discrepancy reports to assist in the

quality t rend analysis program

● Complete all the required aircraft historical entries and forms in accordance

w ith D.A. pamphlet 738-751 and U L LSA-E system requirements

● I nspect depot level airframe, electronic, hydraulic, and pneumatic work for

compliance with standard aircraft repair procedures and MWO requirements

● Coordinate with government Quality Assurance Representatives to ensure

a ircraft safety and customer satisfaction

2004- 2007 General Mechanic/Electrician CSC (DynCorp) OLR

● I n terpret complex wi ring diagrams and modification instructions

● A pply standard t roubleshooting techniques to electrical, hydraulic systems

and repair faults

● A nnotate all maintenance completed in workbook and aircraft logbook

● Use various test sets and equipment to MOC all components that were

replaced or installed during modifications

● Operate aircraft systems in order to perform receiving inspections

● Perform depot level maintenance and repairs to electrical, hydraulic, and

avionics systems

1998-2004 A rmament/Electrical/Avionics Systems repairer U.S. ARMY

● Lead armament phase teams in tear down and rebuild of aircraft

● Read wi ring diagrams to isolate electrical faults on aircraft

● P reformed laser guided weapon and sighting system alignment procedures and

adjustments

● I nspected mechanical, pneudraulic, and electrical aircraft systems for

serviceablity

● D iagnosed avionics and fi re control radar faults and returned aircraft to

working condition

H ighlights

Currently holding an active Secret Clearance issued.

FCC L icensed with ship radar endorsement

I am an excellent systems t roubleshooter

Self-Motivated and a good multi tasker

Current passport and willing to t ravel

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