Technical Support Training

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Anthony Farley

Objective: To obtain part or full time employment in a technical position.

Competencies

Strong analytical and problem solving skills

COMPTIA A+ and Network+ Certification

Associate of Science Degree in Electronics Technology (Sierra Community College)

Completed Certificate Program in Supervision and Management (Tacoma Community College)

Federal Aviation Administration Certifications for:

ARSR-1/2 Long Range Radar

ARSR-4 Long Range Radar

ARTS-3A Terminal Automation System

ASDE-3 Airport Surface Detection Radar

ASR-9 Terminal Radar System

ATCBI-6 Secondary Surveillance Radar

ICSS-II Intercommunications System

Mode-S Secondary Surveillance Radar

PAPI Precision Approach Position Indicator System

UHF/VHF analog and digital ATC Radio Communications

Experience

Oct 2006 to Oct 2010 US Federal Aviation Administration, Seattle Auburn, Washington

Technical Support Office

Technical Training Manager

Manage, track, coordinate and document all phases of technical training for all technical

personnel in multiple System Support Centers throughout the Western Service Area

Develop and implement Training and Certification processes for new systems and where none

currently exist

Manage, track, coordinate and document On-The-Job-Training and Performance Examinations

Verify that all requirements for granting of Certification Authority are met

Manage, track and coordinate ICAO Credential program for all personnel in each support center.

Provide technical training to managerial staff with respect to their responsibilities in training,

certification and credentialing

Aug 2001 to Oct 2006 US Federal Aviation Administration, Seattle Auburn, Washington

Technical Support Office

Technical Support Specialist

Provide high level technical support to all System Support Centers throughout the Western

Service Area in the areas of Radar, Automation and Weather system.

Provide on-the-job technical training and certification to field technicians throughout the Western

Service Area in the areas of Primary Radar, Secondary Radar, Weather Radar, Automation and

Weather systems.

Provide technical oversight during installation and commissioning of new electronic systems.

OCT 1996 to Aug 2001 US Federal Aviation Administration, Seatac Seattle, Washington

International Airport

Airway Transportation System Specialist

Maintain, repair and certify Radar, Communications and Automation systems used for Air

Traffic Control at Seatac International Airport.

Examples: ASR-9 Airport Surveillance Radar, ATCBI-5 Secondary Radar, ATCBI-6 Secondary

Radar, Mode-S Secondary Radar, ASDE-3 and ASDE-X Airport Surface Detection Equipment, Fiber

Optic Communication Equipment, UHF and VHF Air Traffic Control radio equipment, ARTS3/A

Automated Radar Terminal System, STARS Standard terminal Automation Replacement system

Jun 1983 to Dec 2000 US Air Force Reserve Sacramento,

California, Salt Lake

City, Utah and Seattle,

Washington

A-10 and F-111 Aircraft Electrician, 406th Aircraft Battle Damage Squadron

Ground Radio Repairman, 940th Air Refueling Wing

Ground Radio Repairman, 419th Communications Squadron

Oct 1993 to Oct 1996 84th Radar Evaluation Squadron Hill Air Force Base,

Utah

Technical Advisor (Civilian)

Provide Technical Expertise to active duty military radar technicians during baseline evaluation

of Long Range Surveillance Radar Systems throughout the world. Some systems include ARSR-

3, ARSR-4, AN.FPS117, AN/FPS118, AN/FPS120, AN/FPS123, AN/TPS63, AN/TPS70,

AN/TPS75 Long Range Surveillance Radars and all associated equipment.

Develop Specialized procedures for evaluation specific radar facilities.

Coordinate with the Federal Aviation for evaluation of joint use radar facilities.

Coordinate with Foreign governments and agencies for evaluation of foreign radar facilities.

During my tenure with the 84th Radar Evaluation Squadron I was instrumental in evaluation of radars in Hawaii,

Florida, Maine, Texas, Washington, Canada, Alaska, Peru, Columbia, Panama and Venezuela.

Oct 1981 to Oct 1993 US Department of Defense, Sacramento Air Sacramento,

Logistics Center California

Depot Repair Technician

Depot level (component level) repair of a wide variety of radar and navigation equipment.

Develop depot level repair capability for new equipment acquisitions.

Provide training to new and inexperienced technicians.

May 1973 to Aug 1980 US Air Force

Wideband Communications Specialist

Maintain and repair a variety of wideband communications systems, Voice multiplex systems

and data multiplex system.

E ducation

Jan 1975 to Sept 1983 Sierra Community College Rocklin, California

Associate of Science (Electronics Technology)

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