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Jerry Roland 109 Crest Drive

Cochran, Ga 31014

Phone: 478-***-**** Home:

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Jerry W Roland

Equipment Specialist

Telephone 478-***-****

Qualifications

Twelve years of extensive experience in various aspects of equipment

specialist work, with specialized experience in aircraft and ground

support equipment support. Thirty years of flying and maintaining various

types of aircraft and solving problems that occurred on the ground and in

flight.

Education

BS Applied Science (Aviation), Troy State University, 78

Experience

Good knowledge of government software programs such as DO-43, Haystack, PCMS GUI program plus use of all

Microsoft Office products, Excel, Word, Access, Powerpoint.

BAE Systems, Equipment Specialist, 09/08-Present

I review Air Force Technical Orders using the PCMS GUI computer program to ensure accuracy,

And incorporate changes, deletions and the revision of data using AFMC Form 252,

TECHNICAL ORDER PUBLICATION CHANGE REQUEST, and using AFMC Form 918, Non-PROVISIONING

ITEM SUPPLY SUPPORT REQUEST (SSR) DATA, stock listing items. I also helped

In the reengineering of parts,using my expertise to verify part numbers, drawings, and other applicable

Reference materials. I aided in resolving errors and deficiencies found during IETM's development

Civil Service, U2 Directorate, Robins AFB, Equipment Specialist 02/01-

03/07

Built, overhauled and kept inventories of ground support equipment for

the U-2 aircraft.

Researched replacements and vendors for obsolete parts on U-2 aircraft.

Awarded contracts to various local machine shops to build new, refurbish

older equipment. Inspected this equipment to make sure that it met all

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the specifications of the USAF . Finally paid for these contracts using a

government credit card or assisting the contracting officer assigned to

the Breakout Program. Kept records and carefully watched the budget for

the year.

Civil Service, C-130 Directorate, Robins AFB, Equipment Specialist,

Avionics and Electrical 08/00-02/01

Trained in the Avionics and Electrical aspects of Equipment Specialist.

Attended all the classes that pertained to the job. Wrote Time

Compliance Technical Orders . Addressed and corrected problems associated

with Technical Orders. Assisted the program manager and engineer

assigned to my IPT. Went TDY to different bases to check on

modifications assigned to the program manager. Example were the C-130

aircraft removed from Davis Montham AFB and converted to tanker aircraft.

Helped to correct any problems found in any associated equipment that

were found in the C-130 Aircraft . Was a crew member in

Negotiating contract proposals to convert C-130E’s into tankers.

Civil Service, 908th Tactical Airlift Group, Maxwell AFB, AL,25th Aerial

Port Squadron, Instructor Loadmaster, 07/83-08/00

Supervisor of the Aerial Delivery Section, where I supervised eight

airman assigned. Kept up with all their training and their assigned

tasks. Ensured that all the airdrop equipment was rigged and ready for

airdrop . Packed all the cargo parachutes and made sure they were ready

and serviceable for airdrop . Loaded airdrop loads to their assigned

aircraft for airdrop . Worked the drop zone as a DZ officer controlling

the drop zone . Recovered the airdrop loads after the airdrops and

returned them to the squadron. As an instructor loadmaster I had to

complete all the requirements as a loadmaster. Two heavy equipment

drops, two container deliver system drops and one personnel drop every

six months. Assigned students to get them qualified to fly without an

instructor . Taught aircraft systems, checklists and crew coordination.

Had 5200 hours of safe flying time.

Civil Service, 908th Tactical Airlift Group, 908th Maintenance Squadron,

01/77 - 07/83

Fight Mechanic on the assigned C- 7A aircraft . Also an assistant crew

chief on two assigned aircraft. Duties involved doing the preflight

inspections before flight. Scanning the engine instruments during takeoff

and landings . Continuous scans of the engines, wings and cargo

compartment during flight. If we had cargo had to load aircraft, tie the

cargo down and do the Form F, Aircraft Weight and Balance, for flight.

At destination downloaded cargo and checked with Aerial Port to determine

if there was cargo for the next flight. Took care of passengers. As a

assistant crew chief assisted the crew chief in inspecting, fueling, and

cleaning the aircraft. Any discrepancies found in the air or on the

ground were reported and or fixed. Kept the aircraft airworthy.

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Reciprocating Engine Mechanic, 908th Maintenance Squadron, Maxwell AFB,

AI, 05/7 2-01 -77

Worked R2000-7M2 engines for the C-7a aircraft. . This included engine

buildup from Quick Engine Change Kits delivered from supply. Tore down

engines for return to depot for refurbishing . Repaired any discrepancy

found in flight or any inspections. Was Taxi and Engine Run qualified

.

USAF, Various Assignments, 12/65-03/69

Professional Development

Aircraft Maintenance Technical School, Shepherd AFB, Texas, 05/66-09/66

C-130 Loadmaster Technical School, Shepherd AFB, Texas, 06/83-07/83

C-130 Loadmaster Course, Littlerock AFB, Arkansas, 09/83-12/03

C-130 Instructor Course Littlerock AFB, Arkansas,

All classed pertaining to equipment specialist, 08/00-03/07

Awards

6 Time off awards

13 Performance Awards

1 Sustained Superior Award

2 Suggestion Cash Awards

Air Force Association President's Award, 78

Three Meritorious Service Medals, USAF

One Air Medal, USAF

One Aerial Achievement Medal, AF

One Commendation Medal, AF

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