Electrical Systems

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September 30, 2010

MEKKOS J. BEECH

*********@*****.***-****.*** 901-***-****

Q UALIFICATIONS P ROFILE

Highly trained Electrician with skill set developed on helicopter repair and maintenance for the U. S. military. Solid

knowledge of advanced electrical system interfaces in hydraulic, electronic instrument, mechanical systems and

assemblies. Focused on applying skill set as a Computer & Electrical Technician.

High proficiency troubleshooting aircraft electrical and navigational systems, including AC / DC power,

engine control, environmental control, hydraulic, fuel, navigation, and flight control.

Evaluating and servicing indicating and warning systems, automatic flight control and stabilization systems,

aircraft compass systems, and inertial navigation systems.

Research aircraft modification history, technical orders, engineering change proposals, and manuals

concerning wire codes, wiring configuration, and testing procedures.

Exceptional skills calibrating and adjusting components such as amplifiers, proximity boxes, generators, and

voltage regulators.

Provide expert assistance to engineering personnel in developing modifications and changes on electrical,

instrument, and other integrated electrical systems.

Troubleshoot and repair PCs, Macs, and Linux computers, and administer to Microsoft networks.

E DUCATION C ERTIFICATION

A ND

Information Technology, Computer Network Systems (currently enrolled) 36 credits, 4.0 GPA

ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE – Madison, MS

General Radar Operator's License (2005)

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

P ROFESSIONAL E XPERIENCE

UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS 2000 – 2009

Helicopter Electrician

In charge of wide variety of difficult and diversified electronics support on aircraft valued at $26M; performed

routing, clamping, assembling, and wiring switch boxes and instrument panels. Installed instruments and wires,

bonding and shielding various points to facilitate efficient operation. Soldered and assembled wires to plugs.

Developed methods for instrument board cables and performed rework, repairs, and salvaging. Maintained electrical

motors, radios, and guidance instruments. Troubleshot complex avionic / electrical systems and read wiring blueprints

/ schematics. Conducted scheduled and unscheduled inspections, ensuring top levels of operational status. Key

Achievements:

Instructed 80+ members of service teams in theory and operation of 57 helicopter systems.

Performed inspections on 2500+ maintenance tasks verifying workmanship and integrity.

Logged 12,000 hours of teaching.

Received multiple service recognitions, including Letters and Certificates of Appreciation; Afghanistan

Campaign Medal, and Humanitarian Medal for Operation Katrina.