Amanda Baker

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361-***-**** . abj5bm@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE:

To obtain a responsible and challenging position where my education and

work experience will have valuable application.

QUALIFICATIONS:

. Knowledgeable in Microsoft Word, and Power Point

. Light knowledge in Microsoft Excel

. Excellent communication and customer interaction skills

. Able to type 50+ words per minute

. Light knowledge of book keeping and accounting

. Background in completing tasks quickly and accurately

. Highly motivated and able to work well under pressure

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

Aviation Maintenance Administrator 6/2001 -

3/2005

United States Navy Lemoore, CA

. Maintained on a daily basis the Aircraft Discrepancy Books that track

all of the maintenance and inspections that are done for each of the

twelve aircraft that was assigned to the squadron. These books are

updated by inserting and removing the MAFS (maintenance action forms)

along with the corrective action forms. Maintenance action forms in

the Aircraft Discrepancy Books (ADB's) are the first thing that the

pilot reviews before their daily flight to prepare them and make them

aware of any changes made to the aircraft since their previous flight.

It is imperative that the ADB's are accurate, otherwise it may

disrupt the flight of the aircraft and could endanger the pilot's

safety.

. Tracked and logged all flight hours in Aircraft Logbooks in order to

maintain a schedule for the proper removal and inspection of all

necessary vital aircraft components. Each aircraft component has a

life cycle on it; meaning each component is able to endure so many

flight hours before an inspection is done or a replacement is needed.

This is done by inserting the flight hours of a newly installed

component into the Naval Aviation and Logistic Command Information

Systems (NALCOMIS) database. When it is time to turn in the vital

aircraft component, I document the total amount of flight hours

accrued so that an accurate lifecycle of the component is seen for all

maintenance facilities. NALCOMIS is the computer system the Navy uses

to track old MAFS, inspections, flight hours, and flights.

. Answered phones and handled customers in a professional and timely

fashion. Often, personnel need their NALCOMIS passwords changed or

other information changed.

. Edited the Monthly Maintenance Plan every month by using Microsoft

Word and Excel in order to layout the document according to design.

The Monthly Maintenance Plan is a schedule of all upcoming inspections

and events for the aircraft to keep them ready for flight. The

monthly maintenance plan (MMP) is important to the command because it

also shows new qualifications that have been accumulated in the

previous month such as collateral duty inspectors (CDI's).

. Updated technical publication library for the repair shops so that

they would have up to date technical information in order to perform

their necessary task.

. Prepared, recorded, and updated personnel musters, temporary

additional duty assignments, and recall bills

. Received, controlled, and destroyed classified material

. Processed correspondence and order forms and directives

. Routed mail and correspondence

. Maintained maintenance message boards

. Retained support equipment (SE) records

. Verified flight operation reports

. Processed Naval Air and Operating Procedures Standardization (NATOPS)

training jacket updates and requirements

. Assisted in maintaining weight and balance records

EDUCATION:

Associate of Arts in Business Administration 7/2006

American InterContinental University Hoffman

Estates, IL

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