Maintenance Power Plant

Troy E. Goodwin

** ******** *****

Titus, AL ****0

Phone: 334-***-****

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

Objective: I am seeking a full time position.

Summary: Proficient in inspection with an uncanny ability to identify defects. Ability to

troubleshoot and research to determine the root cause of found discrepancies.

Experience:

Job Title: SCA Aircraft Mechanic 2 KC-10

Employer: Northrop Grumman

Dates: 09/2013-Present

Duties: Maintains repairs and modifies aircraft structures, structural components and/or engines.

Maintains and/or repairs aircraft structures and components including but not limited to structural

repairs, flight controls, engines, hydraulics, pneumatics, fuel systems, electrical and/or mechanical

systems. Applies mechanical knowledge of airframe and power plant systems in determining

equipment malfunctions and assists in applying technical expertise in restoring equipment/structures

to OEM requirements.

Job Title: Aircraft Hydraulics Systems Tech (F-16)

Employer: Air National Guard

Dates: 10/2009-09/2013

Duties: Advises on problems maintaining aircraft hydraulic systems and support equipment.

Determine maintenance procedures and performance characteristics using technical publications.

Diagnosis of malfunctions and recommend corrective actions. Perform maintenance on aircraft

hydraulic systems. Troubleshoots, removes, repairs, overhauls, replaces, adjust and test

malfunctioning components. Inspect aircraft hydraulic systems components and support equipment.

Perform system operational checks. Use of precise measuring equipment, technical manuals and

directives.

Job Title: Associate Quality Engineer

Employer: GKN Aerospace

Dates: 06/2008-10/2009

Duties: Determine root cause analysis and implementation of corrective action for related

concerns, responsible for continual improvement activities such as kaizen, 5S etc. Interact with

engineering, management and operations to ensure production of parts are in accordance with

approved specifications. Provide support for Quality Inspectors to ensure process and products

comply with approved specifications. Conduct audits to improve quality process. Analyze failures

with corrective and preventative actions to respond to customers complaints.

Job Title: Overhaul Mechanic/Bond Shop

Employer: Goodrich Aerospace/ROHR

Dates: 04/1999-03/2000 - 03/2005-06/2008

Duties: Bond shop composite repair team member responsible for complex engineered

composite repair and overhaul on commercial aircraft air inlets and thrust-reversers, to include

fabrication of new composite skins; use of autoclave and oven for curing processes; sheet-metal part

fabrication; Use of precise measuring equipment, technical manuals and directives.

Job Title: AVIATION STRUCTURAL/HYDRAULICS MECHANIC

Employer: U. S. Navy

Dates: 04/2000-10/2004

Duties: Airframes Shop-Removing, repairing, and replacing aircraft fuselages, wings, fixed

and moveable surfaces, airfoils, wheels and tires, controls and mechanisms, hydraulics systems

pumps, auxiliary power systems, and unit actuating subsystems. Removing, installing, and rigging

aircraft flight-control surfaces; fabricating and assembling metal parts, and making minor repairs to

aircraft skin; installing rivets and metal fasteners; fabricating repairs for composite components;

maintaining aircraft landing gear systems, brakes, and related pneumatic systems, reservoir

pressurization, emergency actuating devices, pumps, valves, regulators, cylinders, lines, and fittings;

servicing pressure accumulators, emergency air bottles, struts, reservoirs, and master brake cylinders;

inspecting, removing, and replacing components of the hydraulic systems; replacing gaskets, packing,

and wipers in hydraulic components; use of technical manuals and directives; prepares forms and

records related to aircraft maintenance; performing daily, preflight, post-flight, and other periodic and

scheduled aircraft inspections; Use of precise measuring equipment, technical manuals and directives.

Job Title: UH-60 Helicopter Repairer

Employer: U.S. Army

Dates: 01/1994-10/1995

Duties: Repairs, supervises, and performs maintenance on UH-60 Helicopters, excluding

repair of systems components; performs and installs subsystem assemblies such as engines, rotors,

gearboxes, transmissions, and mechanical flight controls and their components; services and

lubricates aircraft and sub-assemblies; prepares aircraft for inspections and maintenance checks;

performs scheduled inspections and assists in performing special inspections, performing limited

maintenance operational checks, and assisting in diagnosing and troubleshooting aircraft subsystems

using special tools, publications, and equipment as required; prepares forms and records related to

aircraft maintenance; performs aircrew member duties.

Job Title: Aircraft Armament System Technician

Employer: Alabama Air National Guard

Dates: 06/1991-12/1993

Duties: Maintenance, repair, troubleshooting, and inspection of aircraft armament systems.

Operates handling and loading equipment. Tests electrical systems and circuitry. Performs safety

checks.

Additional Training:

Navy:

Aircraft Corrosion Control, Paint, and Touch-Up Markings March, 2004

Air Refueling Store Model SF 31-301 Repair Jan., 2004

F/A-18 Aviation Hydraulics/Structural Mech. Organizational Maintenance Nov., 2001

Aviation Structural Mech. (Hydraulics & Structures) "O" level Course Aug, 2000

Aviation Structural Mech. (Hydraulics & Structures) Common Core Course Aug., 2000

Army:

UH-60 Helicopter Repairer Course-67T10 June, 1994

Air Force:

Air Force Trainer course Oct., 2011

Aircraft Hydraulics Systems course March, 2010

F-16 C/D Aircraft Armament Systems Technician Course Aug, 1993

Apprentice Aircraft Armament Systems Specialist (F-16) Course Feb., 1992

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