CARLY MARIE HERNANDEZ

**** *. ***** ****** **. Apt. C • Corpus Christi, TX 78412 • 361-***-**** • abi7s9@r.postjobfree.com

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

• 24+ years in the U.S. Navy

• Industrious and willing manager who displays noticeable professional competence, flexibility and initiative.

• Directed 14 work centers, supervising approximately 100 maintenance personnel.

• Extensive Leadership and Management training

• Possess superior communication skills with the ability to accomplish tasks under high-pressure situations

• Guarantees success by tackling every task with unusual aggressiveness and total dedication.

• Anticipates change and eliminates potential situations before they become problems.

• Outstanding organizational skills

• Covets responsibility

• Display superlative ability in the performance of all assigned tasks.

• Aircraft Model Experience: HH-2, HH-3H, UH-1N Helicopters, EA-3B, EP-3E Reconnaissance Aircraft, F14 Fighter,

EA-6B Electronic Warfare, and T-34C and T-44A Naval Primary Trainer

KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Established and directed a maintenance training program emphasizing by-the-book techniques which significantly

increased system knowledge and capability of Maintenance Control.

• Implemented a program to upgrade the material condition of UH-1N aircraft. Resulted in vibration analysis problems

being virtually eliminated, time for phase performance was reduced by 40% and the mean time between failures was

reduced markedly.

• Developed and implemented the AIMD Hydraulic Contamination/Control PQS/On-The-Job training program and

established the criteria for certification of hydraulic contamination/control inspectors.

• Researched, correlated and initiated a local corrosion control maintenance requirement card deck expeditiously and

with an extremely high degree of quality.

EXPERIENCE

07/06 to Present - Sikorsky Aerospace Maintenance - Corpus Christi, TX

T-34 Aircraft Maintenance Coordinator - Supervise 52 personnel in 4 work centers in the scheduling of aircraft

maintenance, both scheduled and unscheduled on the T 34C. Ensure available aircraft are ready for flight in the support of

pilot training.

1998 to 2006 – L-3 Vertex Aerospace - Corpus Christi, TX

T-44 Aircraft Maintenance Coordinator (2006) - Supervised, coordinated and managed day-to-day operations for T-44

maintenance. Planned and organized numerous scheduled and unscheduled maintenance tasks for 4 work centers and 65

maintenance personnel.

T-34 Aircraft Maintenance Coordinator (1999 to 2006) - Supervised, coordinated and scheduled aircraft maintenance on

the T-34C Naval Trainer. Planned and organized numerous scheduled and unscheduled maintenance tasks for 5 work

centers of 54 aircraft maintenance personnel. Reviewed, updated and filed aircraft maintenance forms and associated

records. Maintained aircraft records and historical documentation. Planned and forecasted weekly, monthly and yearly

schedules for special inspections and time life items. Input maintenance documentation into electronic data files.

Maintained Core Automated Maintenance Systems.

T-34 Scheduled Aircraft Maintenance Technician (1998 to 1999) - Performed scheduled hourly and calendar inspections

on T-34C Naval Training Aircraft utilizing technical publications and tech orders.

1996 to 1998 - Raytheon Aerospace Company - Corpus Christi, TX

CARLY MARIE HERNANDEZ

6314 S. Padre Island Dr. Apt. C • Corpus Christi, TX 78412 • 361-***-**** • abi7s9@r.postjobfree.com

Aircraft Dispatcher - Reviewed T-34 aircraft discrepancies book, assigned aircraft to aircrew for assigned training flights.

Informed maintenance coordinator of any discrepancies noted by aircrew.

1995 to 1996 - Montgomery Ward & Company - Corpus Christi, TX

Facilities Repairman - Repaired, assembled and organized company display assemblies in departments for product

presentation.

1971 to 1995 – United States Navy - Worldwide

Production Control Maintenance Manager (1993 to 1995) - Supervised 5 divisions in the repair and reissue of aircraft

components in the support on Naval operations in the Mediterranean Theater.

Operations Maintenance Control Supervisor (1990 to 1993) - Supervised 57 aircraft maintenance personnel on 2 UH-1N

Naval Helicopters in support of South Texas Naval Search and Rescue, Coordinated and scheduled maintenance while

maintaining 80% plus aircraft availability, with 100% mission completion rate. Certified Safe for Flight. Instrumental in

the identification of NEC and personnel requirements for the establishment of AIMD in support of MH-53 squadrons

moving to NAS Corpus Christi. Coordinated support and consumable material requirements for the transient aircraft

participating in the 1993 NAS Corpus Air Show. Planned and executed the maintenance efforts in support of highly

visible VIP flights in the local area and the base realignment commission. Ensured all commitments were flawlessly met.

Established and directed a maintenance training program emphasizing by-the-book techniques which significantly

increased system knowledge and capability of maintenance control. Implemented a program to upgrade the material

condition of HH-1N aircraft. Resulted in vibration analysis problems being virtually eliminated, time for phase

performance has been reduced by 40% and the mean time between failures has been reduced. Coordinated hangar and

maintenance spaces for transient aircraft and detachment maintenance personnel. Performed an ordnance inventory

accountability inspection for Weapons Division, resulting in improved ammunition accounting and inventory and issue

procedures.

Aircraft Maintenance Control Supervisor and Personnel Manager (1987 to 1990) - Supervised and coordinated the

maintenance of 5 work center on 5 EA-6B Naval Aircraft both shore based and at sea while deployed to the

Mediterranean, Western Pacific and Indian Oceans.

Night Shift Production Supervisor (1984 – 1986) - Supervised and coordinated the maintenance efforts of 5 divisions in

the repair of components for the T-2 and A-4 Naval Training Aircraft.

Maintenance Control Supervisor (1980 to 1984) - Supervised 7 work centers, 130 personnel in performing scheduled and

unscheduled maintenance on EA-3B, EP-3E and P-3A Naval aircraft both at home base and deployed. Responsible for

planning, directing, and controlling the performance and execution of Aviation Maintenance Department functions at the

organizational and intermediate levels. Ensured unit's combat readiness or ability to perform its mission. Established goals

and developed plans to meet those goals. Possess a detailed, working knowledge of all Navy-sponsored aviation

maintenance programs and processes. Also have detailed knowledge of the Naval Aviation Logistics Command

Management Information Systems (NALCOMIS). Held the position as Petty Officer in charge and Quality Assurance

Representative while deployed.

Aircraft Maintenance Technician (1974 to 1979) - Performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on F-14 Naval

training aircraft, EA-3B and EP-3E Naval aircraft both shorebased and at sea. Also collateral Duty Inspector on

airframes, flight controls, hydraulics and related systems.

Maintenance Technician and Plane Captain (1971 to 1974) - Performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on HH-

3A and HH-2H Combat Search and Rescue Helicopter both shorebased and at sea during the Vietnam War.

MILITARY EDUCATION

• Leadership & Management Education & Training

• Leadership and Management Training

CARLY MARIE HERNANDEZ

6314 S. Padre Island Dr. Apt. C • Corpus Christi, TX 78412 • 361-***-**** • abi7s9@r.postjobfree.com

• F-14 Airframes/Hydraulics Systems

• F-14 Airframe & Hydraulics Operations and Repair

• P-3 Hydraulics, Flight Controls and Structures Course

• P-3 Hydraulics, Flight Control and Structures Repair

• Aviation Mechanics Hydraulics "A" School

• Basic Aviation Mechanics Hydraulics Maintenance

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