Power Plant Quality Assurance

Christopher Crawford

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Telephone: 708-***-****

Jacksonville, FL 32256

Email: ***********@*****.***

* ***** ** *********** *********** Experience with Emphasis on Aviation

Operations

Excellent Team Building, Personnel Leadership, and Training/Mentor Skills

US DoD Secret Clearance

Creative and self-motivated individual; currently pursuing a Bachelor's

Degree in Professional Aeronautics with a minor in logistics and

management. Currently pursuing an A & P License and seeks a position of

responsibility, challenge, and professional growth with a progressive

organization utilizing recent education/experience.

Possess a cost and time-conscious work-ethic. Experience in directing,

multimillion-dollar projects to successful completion. Excellent

adaptability skills; learn new systems and operating procedures rapidly.

Skilled in quality assurance standards, logistic and time/resource

management

EDUCATION & CREDENTIALS

EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY, Daytona, FL (1/2009 to Present)

Bachelors of Science, Professional Aeronautics

Related Coursework: - Logistics Management

- Aviation Legislation

- Aviation Law

- Airframe and Power Plant

- Airframe Structure & Applications

- Airframe System and Applications

- Power Plant Theory and Maintenance

- Power Plant Systems and Components

-General Aeronautics & Applications

-Technical Report Writing

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

UNITED STATES NAVY, Mayport, Florida (2003-Present)

Aviation Machinist Mate Inspector (Intermediate)

11/2008-10/2010

Maintain SH-60Bravo helicopter and T700-GE-401C engines and their related

systems, including the induction, cooling, fuel, oil, compression,

combustion, turbine, gas turbine compressor, exhaust and propeller systems;

preflight aircraft; conduct periodic inspections on engines and engine-

related systems; field-test and adjust engine components, including fuel

controls, pumps, valves and regulators; remove, repair and replace

compressor and turbine blades and combustion chamber liners; preserve and

de-preserve engines, engine accessories and components; and supervise

engine work centers. Perform functional checks on aircraft engines; perform

engine performance measurements; remove and replace engine; troubleshoot

and repair engine electrical and pneumatic components; inspect engines and

engine components; troubleshoot, repair, adjust auxiliary power units;

clean, inspect, and replace rotary head assemblies; conducted corrosion

control inspections; remove corrosion and repair in accordance with

published directives; dispose of hazardous material in accordance with OSHA

directives engines. A first line supervisor of a 10 person workgroup.

Dispersed Technical Publications Librarian

11/2008-10/2010

Maintain an up-to-date, readily accessible listing of all publications held

within the work center, incorporating all changes. Indentify reason for and

correct discrepancies during work center quarterly audits. Train work

center personnel on proper use of publications and assist in locating the

required technical information related to the aircraft.

Aviation Machinist Mate (AD)

11/2004-11/2008

Maintain T700-GE-401C engines and related systems, including the

induction, cooling, fuel, oil, compression, combustion, turbine, airborne

gas turbine compressor, and exhaust systems; conducts engine and related

systems inspections. Replaces gaskets, packing, and seals in fuel and oil

systems; performs fuel and oil pressure adjustments; adjusts idle mixture

and idle speed; cleans helicopter transmissions, gearboxes, rotor heads,

drive shaft, and related parts; removes, inspects, and installs external

fuel tanks; removes and installs igniters plugs, spark plugs, starting

ignition units, and leads of ignition and starting systems; inspect

aircraft fuel systems and fuel samples for contamination; remove, clean,

and replace fuel and oil filter; use technical publication; service

aircraft on the flight line; perform operational tune-ups of new or

overhauled engines installed in aircraft; use and maintain hand tools and

management information systems for troubleshooting.

Airman Apprentice

11/2003-11/2004

Assist in maintenance of T700-GE-401C engines, SH-60Bravo helicopter and

associated aeronautical equipment and in the maintenance of aircraft

support equipment; service and clean aircraft; assist in aircraft handling;

and performed other apprenticeship duties required in the operation of

naval aviation activities afloat and ashore.

Professional Development: Airman Apprentice Training Core Course

Airman Apprentice Training Squadron/H-60

Powerplants and Related Systems (Initial) Organization

Maintenance

Work Center Supervisor Leadership Course

Qualifications: -U.S Government Motor Vehicle Operator

. Class B Truck License

. 36 Passenger Bus Qualified

. Forklift (Capacity 15,000)

-Cat 3 Crane Operator

-8878 H-60 Systems Organizational Initial Maintenance

Technician

-Six Sigma Lean Yellow Belt

-AD-6426 T-700 Turboshaft Jet Engine First Degree/IMA Mechanic

-Powerplant Mechanic (Aircraft Engine Mechanic)-Apprenticeship

Completion-4/2008

REFERENCES: Available Upon Request

Navy Good Conduct Medal/ National Defense Service Metal/Sea Service

Deployment Ribbon /Global War on Terrorism Service Medal/ Coast Guard

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