Technician Maintenance

JAMES A. SMITH

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LOS LUNAS, NM ***31

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EDUCATION:

Jan.’80 – Jun.’04 FAA Academy, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Various FAA Technical Schools @ FAA Academy in Oklahoma City, OK

Sept.’68 – Sept.’72 Lowry AFB, Denver, Colorado

Electronics Fundamentals & Airborne Weapons Control Systems

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Jan. ’13- Present Raytheon Technical Service Co., Burlington, Mass,

RTSC Technical Representative installing FAA Telecomunications

Infrastructure (FTI) equipment at FAA Air Route Traffic Control Centers

and TRACON’s including remote sites, ASDEX ground radar systems,

ATCBI-6 radar beacon systems, and involved in the SPO-7 program and

SISS AT systems.

Apr.’12 – Jan.’13 Raytheon Technical Service Co., Burlington, Mass.

Raytheon Technical Service Representative installing a new generation

Airport Surface Detection Equipment(ASDEX) ground radar at various

. facilities around the country.

Jul.’04 – Apr.’12 Technical Resources Inc., All over the New England states

(subcontractor for Raytheon Technical Service Co., Burlington, Mass.)

Raytheon Technical Service Representative

Installing navigational aids and communication equipment at various

airports and facilities all over the New England states. Tune-up and

alignment of the equipment to FAA specifications and sign off the

. equipment to the FAA under the TSSC co

Dec.’99 – Jun.’04 Federal Aviation Administration(FAA) Windsor Locks, Conn.

Electronics Technician at Bradley International Airport.

Maintenance and certification responsibilities for navigational equipment

including: five 2nd generation VORTAC or VOR/DME’s, MK 1D

instrument landing system (ILS), CAT III ILS, Cardion distance measuring

. equipment (DME), 75MHz markers, RVR’s, and communication equipment.

.

Apr.’98 – Dec.’99 FAA/St.Croix, Kingshill, US Virgin Islands

Electronics Technician

Maintenance and certification responsibilities of navigational and

communication equipment at St. Croix, US Virgin Islands

Nov.’94 – Apr.’98 FAA/Anchorage International Airport, Anchorage, Alaska

Maint. and certif..responsibilities of navigation and communication

equipment at the Anchorage airport including: ATCT, Tasker 400

RVR, GRN-28 ILS, 75MHz makers, Nautel 50W LOM, Wilcox Mk 1F

ILS,Nautel 1000W NDB, Lenkurt and Motorola microwave links.

Jun.’93 – Nov.94 FAA/Anchorage, Alaska

Electronics Technician

To set up and maintain a central maintenance facility of 2nd Generation

VORTAC/DME facilities, certifying and maintaining ATCT, MK 1B

ILS, RCO’s, NDB’s, and microwave links at Kodiak, Kenai, Homer,

Valdez, and Fire Island, Alaska.

Jan.’88 – Jun.’93 FAA, Anchorage International Airport, Anchorage, Alaska

Maintenance and certification responsibilities for NAV/COMM

equipment at Anchorage International Airport and Merrill Field, Alaska.

Jun.’80 – Jan.’88 FAA/Elmendorf AFB RAPCON, Anchorage, Alaska

Electronics Technician

Maintenance and certification responsibilities of ASR-5 radar, ATCBI-4,

video mappers, FPN-16 (precision approach radar), RML-3, BRITE II.

and BRITE IV.

Jan.’78 – May’80 DOD/Alaska Communication System, Elmendorf AFB, Alaska

Electronics Technician

Toll office equipment installer /repairer performing routine maintenance

. on various types of microwave transmitters/receivers, telegraph repeaters,

and voice, telegraph and signaling terminal equipment, tracing long line

circuits

utilizing Bell System Practices, isolating and repairing malfunctioning

equipment.

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Feb.’74 Jan.78 RCA SERVICE CO., Anchorage, Alaska

Site Representative

. Remote duty at various White Alice tropospheric scatter sites in Alaska,

performing routine maintenance and trouble shooting voice, data,

.. teletype, carrier, microwave, and power equipment, performing, emergency restoral on all station equipment, and perform duties of the

station manager in his absence.

Oct.’72 – Feb.’74 Tektronix Inc., Beaverton, Oregon

Electronics Technician

Testing, trouble shooting, repairing and calibrating oscilloscopes and

associated test equipment arriving from final assembly.

Sept.’68 – Sept.’72 United States Air Force, Lowry AFB, Denver, Colorado

Teaching electronic fundamentals to an average size class of thirty

students. Duties included familiarization and indoctrination,

. presentation of course material, and laboratory work, The course

. ranged from basic electron theory through practical working circuits in .

. radio and radar. The course length was thirty-six weeks. My training

also included being trained on airborne weapons controlling systems.

NOTE: I am in excellent physical health running every day on my treadmill, and I

love to keep busy, taking pride in my work. I would pay for my own re-location

expenses if any and have my own health benefits. I would appreciate your

consideration.

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