Maintenance Mechanical
Resume:
Neil Edward Flowers
*** *** ********* ** ****, TN 38330 ***********@*****.***
Objective
To obtain a long-term position that utilizes my knowledge of Aircraft Maintenance and Sheet Metal.
Highlights
Exp. Secret Security Clearance
Ordnance and Aircraft Expertise
Knowledge of Missile and Weapons Systems
Quality Assurance
Self-Motivated
High Degree of Adaptability
Skills and Experience
Airframes/Sheet Metal
Proficient with reading, interpretation, and manufacturing of blueprints and diagrams
Drill, countersink and ream holes
Fiberglass and bonded honeycomb repair
Removal and replacement of skin panels and aircraft fasteners
Manufacture and testing of control cables
Comprehensive modification of aircraft structures
Corrosion control and aircraft painting
Comprehensive knowledge of Avionics and Aviation maintenance procedures, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, mechanical surface controls, heating and cooling systems
Test and troubleshoot components, instruments, and assemblies using multimeter
Read and interpret maintenance manuals, service bulletins, and other specifications to determine the feasibility and method of repairing or replacing malfunctioning or damaged components
Examine and inspect aircraft components including landing gear and hydraulic systems to locate cracks, leaks, overheats, or other problems
Aircraft and Ordnance Maintenance Knowledge
Conducted daily inspections, maintenance, and repairs of multi-million-dollar military aircrafts, missiles systems, ordnance, equipment, and mechanical components. Provided and scheduled pre and post flight checks, routine preventative upkeep, testing, missile and ordnance assembly and disassembly, repairs, and modification.
Oversaw military flight line in daily maintenance, repairs, set-up and operations of missiles, rockets, ammunitions, weapons systems and other ordnance to ensure that all equipment and maintenance coincided with flight line schedule and weapons and ordnance testing. Responsible for work product quality on flight line and in shop as the Quality Assurance Safety Observer and Unit Safety Representative. Coordinated necessary repairs and preventative maintenance.
Provided and managed assembly, disassembly, modification, and repairs of new and fleet return missiles and ordnance.
Prepared fighter jets for training exercises and overseas missions by configuring pylons, gun and ammunitions, missiles, rockets, and other ordnance. Prepared ordnance for military operations by cutting detonation cords, loading charge caps, mixing and applying compounds, mating of motors and equipment, and assembling all necessary materials.
Diagnosed and trouble shot routine and sudden problems to ordnance and missile systems and precisely determined the course of action for repairs quickly and efficiently in high pressure and liability situations within domestic and overseas military operations.
Ability to build, repair, modify, and calibrate complex aircraft and ordnance mechanical assemblies, avionics systems, missiles, weapons, and other military defense equipment through the use of electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic equipment.
Knowledge of complex electronic, mechanical, egress, and optical equipment and systems.
Ability to read, interpret, and complete projects based on records, blueprints, engineering drawings, and technical documentation.
Ordnance Inventory Maintenance and Reporting
Prepared detailed reports that tracked daily, monthly, and quarterly inventory and expenditure of 23 million dollars of classified ordnance equipment and supplies.
Ensured that all facilities, aircrafts, ordnance materials, and equipment were properly serviced and prepared for Department of Defense missions by managing maintenance logs, repairs, repair schedule, and personnel of over 30 military servicemen.
Certified and adept in using complex military computer software systems, including NALCOMIS/OOMA, to create, receive, and evaluate work orders to respond effectively.
Issued and received classified ordnance, ammunitions, and weapons for the United States Marine Corp’s largest ordnance and ammunitions supply facility after verifying and approving parts, ordnance, and equipment.
Instructing Ability/Personality Evaluating
Ability to be clear, concise, and to the point when leading a period of instruction.
Able to evaluate different learning styles and adjust teaching methods to said learning style.
Clear understanding of the different laws of learning.
Understand the importance of constructive criticism and able to recognize the different defense mechanisms and adjust training to help lower said defenses.
Professional Experience
Flowers Mobile Mechanic Services February 2018 to Present
Dyer, TN- Owner, Mechanic
Dawson Welding and Machine Works June 2016 to February 2017
Blytheville, Arkansas – CNC Machinist, Welder
Osceola, Arkansas – Field Crew for Big River Steel, Millwright
Rough Country Suspension Systems February 2015 to June 2016
CNC Machinist, Welder
VETCENTER August 2012 to December 2014
Work Study, Prescott, AZ – Social and Clerical Work
United States Marine Corps January 2008 to January 2012
Aviation Ordnance Maintenance Supervisor
FA-18 Fighter Jets - Ordnance and Ammunitions
Education
Tennessee College of Applied Technology August 2015 to Present
Mechanical Drafter/CAD
Airframe & Powerplant
Guidance Aviation May 2012 to April 2014
Commercial Helicopter Certificate with Instrument Rating
-265 hours PIC
Universal Helicopter Inc. May 2014 to June 2014
Night Vision Goggle Rating
Yavapai Community College May 2012 to December 2014
Professional Helicopter Pilot and General Studies
Problem Solving
Ability to read, interpret, and complete projects based on blueprints, engineering drawings, and technical documentation related to ordnance, weapons, and missile systems.
Reformatted the inventory, disbursement, and equipment use reports in order to update the records system to meet technological criteria. The newly developed reports were recognized by supervisors and company management as producing more precise and succinct records.
Accurately predicted the supply needs of the company using documentation of daily usage to maintain annual procurement quotas. Developed a daily usage prediction formula that significantly reduced the overhead of materials within the workplace.
Designated embark representative for overseas deployments, mission, and training travel. Oversaw the packing, shipping, travel, and relocation of company equipment and highly classified government materials to domestic and international locations.
Knowledge and of equipment and tools related to missile systems and components, weapons systems, ammunitions, rockets, and other ordnance.
Certifications, Training, and Awards
F/A-18 C/D Conventional Release Systems Testing F/A-8 C/D Conventional Weapon Course
United States Marine Corps Strike Fighter Weapons School
Aviation Ordnanceman Course
United States Marine Corps Naval Air Technical Training Center
Stores Management Systems Organizational Level III Maintenance United States Marine Corps Center of Naval Aviation Technical Training Unit
Nalcomis Work Center Supervisor Training
Department of the Navy
United States Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal
Department of Defense
Ammo-18 Final Examination
Naval Education and Training
Portable Electronic Devices and Removable Storage
Department of Defense
DOD Information Assurance Awareness
Department of Defense
Level III Computer Operations and Applications
Department of Defense
Level IV Computer Operations and Applications
Department of Defense
Level IV Field Experience in Management
Department of Defense
Level IV Maintenance Management
Department of Defense
Level IV Occupational Management
Department of Defense
Aircraft Corrosion and Paint Touch Up and Markings
Department of the Navy
Combat Marksmanship Instructor
Department of Defense
Certified Flight Instructor/ Ground
FAA
Commercial Helicopter Certificate/Instrument Rating/Airframe Cert.
FAA
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