Engineer Technician

CLINTON R. WUNDERLY

*** ******** **. *******, **. 91501

321-***-**** **********@***.***

OBJECTIVE:

To secure a position in Aviation Management, Quality Control or Touch Labor that will provide the opportunity to make a strong, positive contribution through the application of skills and expertise.

PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

PEGASUS ELITE AVIATION, Van Nuys, Ca. Jul.2014-Aug.2017 Director of Maintenance (Gulfstream IV, V, 550)

•Correspond directly with Federal Aviation Administration during Data Collection Tool Internal Audits, base inspections and non-routine events.

•Administer quarterly Continuous Analysis Safety and Surveillance System briefings.

•Company representative during Aircraft Pre-Buy Inspection Analysis.

•Operator’s Certification Aircraft Conformity Inspection and Notice of Intent review with FAA.

•Monitor and track Continuous Maintenance Program on company fleet aircraft.

•Scheduling aircraft maintenance ensuring effective fleet availability and reliability.

•Interface with flight crews to determine aircraft discrepancy status level.

•Coordinate and manage technical staff during aircraft maintenance events.

•Perform additional duties representing Quality Control and document audit processing. MP AERO, Van Nuys, Ca. Jul.2012-Jul.2014

Director of Maintenance (Boeing B747-100)

•Accountable Manager during B747-100 interior refurbish project. AVJET CORPORATION, Burbank, Ca. Nov.2010-Jul.2012

Technician/Inspector (Gulfstream IV, V, 550)

•Manage and maintain all electrical/avionics systems and components on company aircraft. GULFSTREAM CORPORATION, Long Beach, Ca. Feb.2010-Nov.2010 Electrical/Avionics Technician (Independent Contractor)

•Troubleshoot and repair all electrical/avionics systems and components on company aircraft. CHEVRON CORPORATION AVIATION SERVICES, Oakland, Ca. Nov.2007-Jun.2009 Flight Technician/Specialist (Gulfstream IV, 500/550)

•Perform all line maintenance troubleshooting and repair on company aircraft along with maintenance and operational requirements as Flight Technician during executive VIP flights.

•Interface with flight crews to determine the discrepancy status of the aircraft.

•Scheduling of aircraft fleet maintenance ensuring effective fleet availability and reliability. ENTERPRISE AVIATION, (Independent Contractor) Orlando, Fl. Nov.2005-Nov.2007 Chief Flight Engineer/Inspector/Technician (Corporate VIP B727-100 VALSAN)

•Perform all line maintenance on company in addition to being Flight Engineer during VIP flight operations.

•Responsible for tracking aircraft logbook entries and maintenance records.

•Integrating all activities as Chief Flight Engineer for Enterprise Aviation to achieve FAR Part 125 certificate completion with the FAA FSDO, (Grand Rapids, Michigan). AMERICAN TRANS AIR, Indianapolis, In. Jan.1997-Oct.2005 Systems Ground Instructor/Fixed Base Simulator Instructor (B737-800NG) May 00-Oct.05

•Teach entire ground school course consisting of aircraft systems, performance, CRM, TCAS, TAWS, & RVSM along with post 9/11, Common Strategy II airline security tactics.

•Instruct a fourteen-day lesson plan consisting of company flows, call-outs, recall items, and normal, non-normal, and emergency procedures to ATA crewmembers in a full flight simulator.

•Teach and assure the understanding and use of the aircraft's Flight Management Computer. Professional Flight Engineer/Technician (B737-800NG, B727-200, L1011) Jan.97-May 00

•Perform all line service maintenance requirements while at base along with maintenance and operational requirements during flight operations. MIAMI AIR INTERNATIONAL INC., Miami, Fl. Jun.1995-Jan.1997 Professional Flight Engineer/Inspector/Technician (B727-200, B737-800NG)

•Perform all line service troubleshooting repair on company aircraft while at base. Perform all operational and maintenance requirements as a Professional Flight Engineer during flight operations.

PRIVATE JET EXPEDITIONS INC., Atlanta, Ga. Jan.1992-Jan.1995 Quality Control Inspector/Systems Instructor (B727-200, B737-200, MD80-88 Series)

•Supervise and perform C & D check, primary and recheck inspections while documenting all maintenance being performed on company aircraft by outstation repair facilities.

•Corrosion Protection and Control Program, including non-destructive testing of aircraft engines and structures using x-ray, isotope, eddy current and ultrasonic inspection.

•Develop, maintain and teach aircraft logbook entries, required item inspection (RII), and maintenance training courses to outstation support personnel. BRANIFF AIRLINES, Orlando, Fl. May 1988-Jul.1991

Electrical/Avionics Line Technician (B727, BAC-111)

•Maintain all electrical/avionics systems and components on company aircraft. MILITARY SERVICE: 1983-1986

UNITED STATES ARMY

Aircraft Electrical Avionics Technician/Helicopter Crew Chief (UH-1H, UH-60)

•Troubleshoot & repair all electrical/avionics systems and components on military aircraft.

•Perform military duties as Crew Chief during elite search and rescue operations. OTHER APPLICABLE SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:

ACQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS:

Flight Engineer/Check Airman-Turbojet Powered (10,500 hrs. Total time) Ground School/Fixed-Base Simulator Instructor

Airframe & Powerplant License

Aircraft Electrical/Avionics Diploma

Air Carrier Security/Safety Instructor

National Certified Emergency Medical Technician

TECHNICAL COURSES & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:

•National Emergency Medical Technician Course

Conejo Valley Adult College (Thousand Oaks, Ca. Aug.09-Jan.10)

•Gulfstream IV, 500/550 Maintenance Initial, Engine Run & Taxi, Flight Attendant/AIRMED Flight Safety International (Savannah, Ga. Jan.08-Feb-08) (Long Beach, Ca. Jan.09-Feb.09)

•B737-8OONG Ground School/Fixed-Base Simulator

•B727-200 Ground School/Simulator

•L1011 Ground School/Simulator

•Pratt & Whitney JT8D-217 Engine Familiarity

•MD80 (80-88 Series) Systems Familiarity

•Flight Engineer Course-Turbojet Powered

Carnival Airlines/Pilot Development Program (Dania, Fl. Jan.95-Jun.95)

•Rotary & Fixed Wing Aircraft Electrical / Avionics Course U.S. Military/Aviation Logistics School (Fort Eustis, Va. Dec.83-May.84)

•Airframe & Powerplant Course

George T. Baker Aviation Technical School (Miami, Fl. Sep.81-Jun.83) SPECIALIZED TRAINING AND SKILLS:

•Engine Run & Taxi Certified, Designated RII Inspector, Limited Inspections Authority and Airworthiness Release on B727, B737, MD8O & GIV, G500/550 series aircraft.

•Trained & Certified for special operations, two engine ferry on B727-200 aircraft.

•Proficient in working with MSG3 Inspection Program, CMP and CAMP.

•Trained & Certified by Flight Safety/Boeing (Seattle, Washington), to instruct B737-800NG Ground School/Fixed-Base Simulator Course to qualified company cockpit crewmembers.

•Trained & Certified to instruct post 9/11, Common Strategy II airline security tactics along with ADVANCED TASER training to cockpit & cabin crewmembers.

•Trained & Certified by the Transportation Security Administration to instruct post 9/11, Air Carrier security tactics to federal agency and airport personnel.

•Faculty Member of Emergency Response Team (Hull Reclamation).

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