Quality Assurance Sheet Metal

Jason Moore

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207-***-**** ~ ablyfi@r.postjobfree.com

BIOGRAPHY:

Aviation hydraulic service technician - Completed over 9400 maintenance actions with no

rework. Other duties included day-to-day flight operations as final checker/slot checker,

servicing and repair any complex problems that may arise during flight operations such as:

flight control failures, flight control rigging, hydraulic leakage, removal and installation of

servos, actuating cylinders, selector valves, sequence valves, brakes, tires and wheels.

Performed over 3000 phase inspections in accordance with maintenance instruction manuals

using proper procedures and tools. Manufactured, supervised, inspected, painted, and heat

treated for over 8000 sheet metal fabrication jobs with no rework. Fabricated, modified,

repaired, assembled, and installed sheet metal parts, such as lap patches, flush patches, flush

patches over internal structures, skin replacement, spars, ribs, panels, seat pans, intakes,

exhaust pipes and emergency escape hatches for P-3 's, and F/A 18 Hornets. Methods such

as cutting, layout procedures, bend allowances, forging, press operations, slip roll forming,

crimp rolls, burring rolls, stamping, riveting procedures, and using descriptive geometry and

principles of triangulation, parallel and radial line development to lay out materials and

blueprint designs. Tools included: ball been hammers, mallets, rotary rivet cutters, bucking

bars, hole finders, skin fasteners, countersinks, snips, hydraulic and manual shears, rivet

head shavers, pneumatic riveters, rivet guns, and squeeze riveters. Portable drills, pneumatic

drills, angle drive drills, dimple countersinking tools, vises, cornice brake, bar folder, box

and pan brake, slip roll forming machine, stakes and stake plates punches and chisels. Foot

pound and inch pound torque wrenches, various sockets and wrenches, screw drivers, brake

bleed equipment, nitrogen carts, power carts, A/M27T-5 and -7 Portable Hydraulic power

carts, jacks and jack stands, and various lifts.

OBJECTIVES:

Short term goals: Work in sheet metal field or Aviation mechanic, get as many qualifications

as I can such as A&P license, and finish my Bachelor degree in Professional Aeronautics.

Long term goals: I would like to work in safety or Quality Assurance field.

EMPLOYMENT:

5 years in operational level maintenance with VFA-86 in Beaufort, SC. Performing as

US NAVY Plane Captain, Final Checker/ Slot Checker. Trained and qualified over 18 personnel in

trouble shooting, Tire and Wheel Technician, and Hydraulic Contamination. Completed

over 9400 maintenance actions with no rework. Performed over 3000 phase inspections

tional maintenance level performed scheduled and

in accordance with maintenance instruction manuals using proper procedures and tools.

Performed flight control rigging. 3 years in Intermediate level maintenance with AIMD

Brunswick, ME. Performing as Hydraulic Tech. manufacturing oxygen lines, fuel lines,

and hydraulic lines. Manufactured, supervised, inspected, painted, and heat treated for

on 10 FA-18C squadron8000 sheet metal fabrication jobs with no rework.

over aircraft. Final checker/slot checker.

level performed sheet metal fabrication, composite repair, and

l, and hydraulic lines and tubes. Collateral Duty Inspector.

contamination program

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