Customer Service Project

Richard W. Einig

*** ********** **** *** #: 401-***-****

East Greenwich, RI 02818 *********@**********.***

Profile:

A detail–oriented, mechanically inclined, highly regarded, professional Airframe and Powerplant Technician seeking a career in

the aviation industry allowing the opportunity for growth, continued education and the utilization of previous work experience

skills in customer service, and management.

Highlights of Experience:

Additional 500+ hours of accelerated learning through voluntary aircraft restoration activities.

o Team Lead: The SA300 Starduster Restoration Project.

• Project included building circuit breaker and switch panel console and complete re-wiring along with the

creation of new wiring schematics.

• Sheetmetal work including fabricating engine baffles and engine oil cooler mounts.

• Re-plumbing of oil, fuel, and pitot static systems.

• Magneto overhaul and boroscoping of Lycoming O-320-D3G.

• Future maintenance planning for remaining crew.

o Team Lead: PT-6A-20 Turboprop Power-Up Project

• Troubleshot to discover required external parts missing and created parts list.

• Installed prop governor, over-speed governor, fuel control unit, and associated lines and cables.

o Robinson R-22 Alpha Helicopter Restoration Project

• Performed 100 hr inspection and created deficient parts list.

• Future maintenance planning for remaining crew.

o Miscellaneous class projects on Piper PA-28 Cherokee, North American Aviation T-39 Sabreliner, and Cessna

172G Skyhawk.

Education

National Aviation Academy 2009 – Present

Powerplant: Received formal and hands-on training in overhaul, inspection, repair, installation and troubleshooting of

turbine, turbo-shaft, and reciprocating engines.

Airframe: Received formal and hands-on training in maintenance and inspections of Hydraulic/Pneumatic systems,

aircraft instrumentation, Communication/Navigation Systems, Fire Protection, Flight Controls, Landing Gear, Cabin

Pressurization and Oxygen, Electrical Systems, and APU system.

General: Received formal and hands-on training in reading and interpreting aircraft maintenance manuals, specifications,

and FAA technical data to determine the applicable method of repairing or replacing the defective or malfunctioning

components.

Top of class in Airframe and Powerplant Certification Program (GPA 95%)

Anticipate FAA Airframe and Powerplant certification in January, 2011.

Offices and Accolades

o Vice President, Student Council

o Outstanding Academic Achievement Award Winner

o Outstanding Attendance Award Winner

o “Above and Beyond” Award Recipient

Lincoln Flight Center 2003-2006

Part 61 Private Pilot Certification Program

58 hrs as a student pilot. Models flown include

o Piper Cherokee PA-28-140,

o Piper Arrow PA-28-200,

o Piper Warrior PA-28-161,

o Piper Tomahawk PA-38-112

Rhode Island College 2006- 2009

Marketing and Business Management

Employment History

Integrated Deicing Solutions. Boston, MA 9/2010-Present

Ted’s Montana Grill. Cranston, RI 3/2008 – Present

Starbuck’s Coffee Co., Inc. East Greenwich, RI 2005-2007

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