Maintenance Technician

IRVING ARVID NORMAN JR.

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Hubert, North Carolina 28539

Home Phone: 910-***-****

E mail: **********@*****.***

Objective:

Challenging and rewarding position, where my skills may be utilized with the opportunity for growth

and advancement.

5 April 2013 – Present: Unemployed

27 September 2011 – 4 April 2013

Worked in Iraq as a (Field Security Technician) for SOC-SMG.

Install, maintain, repair, and account for all technical/communication security equipment.

Establish and implement maintenance plans and inventory/accountability Install,

maintain, and repair communications equipment, Close Circuit Television Cameras

(CCTV), alarm systems, imminent danger notification systems, intrusion systems, and

access control systems.

Conduct site surveys.

Completed certificate program for Motorola radios.

Maintenance Experience:

Worked for 2 years in the petroleum industry, installing pumps, piping, valves,

gauges, tanks and associated plumbing and hardware in tank farms, terminals

and working on underground petroleum lines.

Pipeline Integrity: Inspections performed on a variety of anomaly types including

corrosion, stress cracking, dents, gouges and other forms of outside-force damage.

Coating Rehabilitation: Remove existing coatings and apply new coatings using:

SPC288 Fuse Bond Epoxy Power Crete J Coal Tar Hot Tape.

Directional Drilling and Pipe Line Relocations: Respond to the ruptures;

Recover product and install temporary piping, Re-route and install new line,

Remove existing line.

• Pipe Line Relocations

• Pipe line Integrity

• Anomaly Inspection Digs

• Pumping Stations

• Tank Inspection & Repairs

• Terminals

• Directional Drilling

• Above Ground Piping to Tanks

• Meter Station

• Delivery Lines

• Loading Racks

• Fire Protection

• Compressor Stations

U.S. Navy

GMT/WT performed organizational, intermediate, and depot maintenance on nuclear

weapons and components; stores, inspects, tests, adjusts, repairs, and packages nuclear

weapon components and associated equipment; assembles, disassembles, and converts

nuclear weapons, warheads, and/or components; maintains magazines and assembly and

stowage areas; maintains sprinkler and alarm systems.

Packages, unpack ages, handles, and stows nuclear weapons; operates handling

equipment applicable to nuclear weapons; inspects magazines and records temperatures;

performs modernization and stowage monitoring tests on nuclear weapons and

components; operates torque tools; repairs sealing surfaces, mating areas and threads;

replaces fastening hardware and seals, pipe fittings, seals, and gaskets; inspects and cleans

components of electrical equipment; solders, wire wraps connections, and tests for shorts,

grounds, and continuity; replaces electrical components; installs and removes dust covers

and shorting plugs; uses and cares for pneumatic and electrical power tools; operates

measuring devices; detects and treats corrosion; performs preventive maintenance;

operates magazine fire fighting systems; performs nuclear weapons accident response and

decontamination procedures; completes maintenance data system forms; uses drawings;

inventories tools and portable test equipment. Replaces nuclear weapon components;

inspects nuclear weapons, components, and equipment; tests alarm and sensing devices;

troubleshoots and repairs ordnance electrical systems; maintains nuclear weapons test

equipment; installs components in hydraulic systems; troubleshoots and repairs hydraulic

pumps; repairs magazine fire fighting systems; maintains publications; complies with

requirements for nuclear weapons tactical inspections.

More than 7 years experience aboard US Naval Sea going vessels.

Vast-hands on experience in fixed damage control equipment, portable damage

control equipment and personnel protective equipment, for functioning and

serviceability.

Systems used and duties preformed such as, first-aid and rescue, fire watch,

ships 3-m systems, 3-m systems work center supervisor, damage control,

damage control petty officer.

Read and interpret manufacturer’s maintenance manuals, service bulletins and

other specifications to determine feasibility and method of repairing or replacing

unserviceable equipment.

Perform preventive maintenance duties to include, cleaning screens, greasing

moving parts, checking doors and hatches for serviceability and watertight

integrity, inspect and clean fire main systems and perform operational check out

of those systems.

Service equipment to insure a safe operating condition, also clean ships interior

and exterior, parts and assemblies with solvents or other cleaning solutions.

Perform maintenance duties using mechanics hand tools.

Perform duties such as paint, chip, grind, needle gun and fire watch during ships

scheduled overhaul, while in dry dock.

Inspection and servicing of portable and non–portable fire extinguishing systems.

US Air Force Reserve

Inspected, tested, maintained US Air Force C 141 and C 17 aircraft for functioning and

serviceability, disassembled, repaired and reassembled aircraft for use.

Maintain aircraft, support equipment (SE), and forms and records. Perform flight chief,

expediter, crew chief, support, aero repair, and maintenance functions.

Advise on problems maintaining, servicing, and inspecting aircraft and aerospace SE. Use

technical data to diagnose and solve maintenance problems on aircraft systems. Interpret

and advise on maintenance procedures and policies to repair aircraft and SE.

Troubleshoot and maintain aircraft structures, systems, components, and SE. Tests repaired

components using mockups and test equipment. Adjust, aligns, rig, and calibrate aircraft

systems. Perform engine run up. Accomplish weight and balance functions. Jack, tow and

service aircraft.

Inspect aircraft structures, systems, components, and SE. Perform aircraft and component

inspections. Interpret inspection findings and determine adequacy of corrective actions.

Inspects and checks components for clearances, tolerances, proper installation, and

operation. Inspect and operate powered and non powered aerospace ground equipment.

Inspect and identify aircraft corrosion for prevention and correction. Review maintenance

forms, aircraft records, and reports to ensure complete documentation. Inventory and

maintain alternate mission equipment.

Perform flight chief, expediter, crew chief, aero repair, support, and maintenance functions.

Coordinate maintenance plans to meet operational commitments. Assist in launching and

recovering aircraft. Review maintenance data collection summaries to determine trends and

production effectiveness.

Stripped aircraft of re movable armament equipment and disassembled cleaned and

repaired dismantled equipment and non removable armaments.

Operate aircraft systems such as electrical, hydraulic, air conditioning, fuel, pressurization,

flight controls and landing gear to diagnose malfunctions.

Service and repair aircraft to ensure air worthiness.

Read and interpret malfunctions maintenance manuals, service bulletins and other

specifications to determine feasibility and method of repairing or replacing malfunctioning or

damaged components.

Assemble and disassemble aircraft components by changing, removing, and/or replacing

parts/Line Replaceable Units.

Install components (e.g., torque nuts/bolts, splice wires). Install safety wire/safety cable.

Connect and disconnect components (e.g., flanges, fittings, connectors) for testing and/or

inspection.

Perform miscellaneous duties to service aircraft and engines prior to, during or after flight to

ensure air worthiness.

Perform miscellaneous duties to include, cleaning screens, greasing moving parts, checking

brakes, service engines and airframe components, required to keep aircraft in safe

operating condition, also clean aircraft interior and exterior parts and assemblies with

solvents or other cleaning solutions.

Inflate tires, fill gasoline tanks and oil reservoirs and grease aircraft, using grease gun.

Perform duties such as; replace batteries, filters and similar accessories, using mechanic's

hand tools.

Remove inspection plates, cowling, engine covers floor boards and related items, to permit

access for repair or inspection and replace items upon completion of work.

Read and interpret manufacturer’s maintenance manuals, service bulletins and other

specifications to determine feasibility and method of repairing or replacing unserviceable

equipment.

TECHNICAL TRAINING:

Aerospace maintenance course (C 17A), Charleston, SC 1996.

Aerospace Maintenance Course, San Antonio, TX 1995 1996.

Weapons Elevator Operator, USS AMERICA 1988.

Nuclear Weapons Radiological Controls Technician Course, Norfolk, VA 1987.

Nuclear Weapons Advanced Maintenance, Norfolk, VA 1987.

Nuclear Weapons Supply, Norfolk, VA 1987.

Nuclear weapons Technical/Maintenance Procedures, Norfolk, VA 1985.

Gunner's Mate Technician Class "A" School, North Island, CA 1985.

OFFICIAL DESIGNATIONS:

Damage Control Petty Officer

3M Maintenance Man, (301 Levels)

3M Work Center Supervisor, (302 Levels)

6,000 lb. Electric Pallet Truck Operator

4,000 lb. Electric Forklift Operator

6K Diesel Forklift Operator

Trolley/Hoist Operator

Bridge Crane Operator

Portable Equipment Operator

Handling Team Member

Nuclear Weapons Handling Supervisor

Nuclear Weapons Handling Safety Observer

Nuclear Weapons Hook Leader

Command Disablement Team Member

Radiological Controls Technician

Nuclear Weapons Supply Technician

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