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Clarksville, TN *****

931-***-****

acaste@r.postjobfree.com

Michael Flanagan

Ambitious individual seeking a career in the aviation maintenance and/or power plant

OBJECTIVE

field. Applying skills in inspecting, repairing, testing, maintaining and servicing aircraft

and/or power plant assemblies.

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SUMMARY OF FAA Power plant Certifications.

QUALIFICA

• Knowledgeable of FAA maintenance procedures; ability to read and interpret

TIONS

aircraft manuals and specifications. Perform aircraft maintenance in

accordance with technical manuals and regulations.

• Knowledge of working with metal fabricating machines, sheet metal, rivet

guns, spray guns, dial indicators, micrometers, and various other tools.

• Analytical skills to understand the source of the problem and determine exact

repair.

• Familiar with and personally owns tools necessary for (aviation) maintenance.

STUDENT, NORTH CENTRAL INSTITUTE

PROFESSIONAL

EXPERIENCE 06/2013-Present

• As an Aircraft Maintenance Technician in Training gained valuable knowledge

and work experience on various aircraft engines; i.e. complete overhaul of

Allison 250 turbine engines, IO Continental 470 and Lycoming 540

reciprocating engines.

• Airframe experience on various aircrafts to include advanced sheet metal,

aircraft instruments, aircraft avionics, assembly & rigging aircraft and

hydraulic & pneumatic power system.

• Additional training to acquire advanced Airframe knowledge to include

removing/ installing solid shank rivets and blind rivets, cutting metal,

fabricating pieces (i.e. patches, doublers) using sheet metal tools (i.e. tin

snips, rivet gun, drills, scales and dividers) and completely re-skinning

rudders and rudder tabs.

• Experience with electrical components and schematics, i.e. magnetos,

starters, generators, alternators.

AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, WILSON FLYING SERVICES

06/2013-Present

• Gained valuable knowledge and experience in various aircraft maintenance

practices, including safety wiring, sealant application, sheet metal, servicing

of landing gear, assemblies (tires, struts, brakes, etc.), inspections, windshield

resurfacing, engine runs, leak checks and operational checks of various

systems, up jacking and down jacking aircraft.

• Specific training on Cessna Citation business jets. (550, 550B, 525A, B, and

C, 560 Encore, 650,680, and 750).

MECHANIC, DYNACORP INC

11/2010-03/2012

• Performed organizational and direct support maintenance and services on

wheeled vehicles, trailers, generators, and pumping units.

• Executed tasks to include repairing diesel power plants/ packs, wheel vehicle

clutch assemblies, compression ignitions engine fuel systems, compression

ignition air induction systems, cooling systems, and chassis electrical

systems.

• Worked with standard, semiautomatic, automatic, and air controlled

transmissions, transfers, axle assemblies, brake systems, hub assemblies,

and steering systems.

MECHANIC, EAGLE SUPPORT SERVICES

04/2007- 11/2010

• Performed organizational and direct support maintenance and services on

wheeled vehicles, trailers, generators, and pumping units.

• Inspected and diagnosed diesel, gas, and electrical equipment, components,

and systems to determine necessary repairs.

• Fulfilled caterpillar engine tune ups including setting fuel synchronization,

timing, load, and setting valve adjustments

MECHANIC, LEAR SEIGLER SERVICES INC.

04/2006- 04/2007

• Performed the full range of repairs and modification work on heavy/light

wheeled equipment, and vehicles tactical and non-tactical.

• Performed organizational maintenance services on wheeled vehicles, trailers,

generators, and pumping units.

• Performed troubleshooting and repair work on suspensions, engines, frames,

transfers, transmissions, differentials, fuel and pneumatic systems, steering

mechanisms, and turbo chargers

MECHANIC, LEAR SEIGLER SERVICES INC.

04/ 2005-04/ 2006

• Supervised a direct support maintenance shop of 15 mechanics that was very

well organized, maintained, and most importantly beneficial to the client.

• Assisted and trained apprentice and journey mechanics in the repair of fuel

systems, fuel system components, electrical systems, hydraulic systems,

auxiliary drives, and personnel heaters.

• Trained and responsible for assigning maintenance jobs to automotive

technicians and conducted scheduled and unscheduled safety checks.

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MECHANIC, LEAR SEIGLER SERVICES INC

06/2004-04/2005

• Performed final inspections and testing of repaired job ordered equipment and

ensured repairs were performed in accordance with technical manuals.

• Interpreted schematic diagrams and diagnosed faults or malfunctions to

determine required repairs.

• Serviced vehicles restorations performing Depot level repairs to

include engine overhauls and extensive body repairs.

MECHANIC, U.S. ARMY

11/ 2000-06/ 2004

• Performed six months of QA/QC inspector duties.

• Repaired vehicles using Battlefield Damage Assessment and Repair (BDAR)

while serving in OEF and OIF.

• Performed duties to include repairing diesel power plants/ packs, wheel

vehicle clutch assemblies, compression ignitions engine fuel systems,

compression ignition air induction systems, cooling systems, chassis

electrical systems, standard transmissions, air controlled

semiautomatic transmissions, automatic transmissions, transfers, axle

assemblies, brake systems, hub assemblies, steering systems

NORTH CENTRAL INSTITUTE – CLARKSVILLE, TN - LICENSE

EDUCATION

• Powerplant License - Completed 08/2013

• Airframe License –Currently enrolled

• Aviation Maintenance Technician Part 147 Program Certificate Completer

• Dean’s List, Magna/Cum Laude

Ordnance Center and School - Edgewood, MD - Certification

• Certification obtained

• OSHA certified to operate forklifts and overhead cranes

REFERENCES REFERENCE UPON REQUEST

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