Maintenance Quality Control
Resume:
Michael "Brian" Miles
Collinsville, OK 74021
Skype: 918-***-****
E-Mail: acn75j@r.postjobfree.com
OBJECTIVE:
* ****** * ******** ****** your Company using my Experience and Skills that
I have acquired working in Aviation Maintenance.
QUALIFICATIONS:
I am a U.S. Army School trained Mechanic with over 23 years of experience
maintaining rotary wing military aircraft, and 20 years of Honorable
Military service. I have performed the duties of Maintenance Supervisor,
Quality Control Supervisor and Quality Control Inspector, and A&P Mechanic
in all types of environments, from home base to combat zones. Have
extensive knowledge of forms and records, DA Pam 738-751, Aircraft
Historical Records. I have also maintained, repaired and modified aircraft
in all types of environments, from airfields to combat zones. I hold an
FAA Airframe and Powerplant Certification, and a U.S. Passport. Hold a
Moderate Risk Public Trust (MRPT) through Department of State Background
Investigation, and Held a Department of Defense SECRET clearance.
EDUCATION:
2010 FAA A&P Certificated
2006 US Army Recruiter Course
2006 Advanced Noncommissioned Officers Course
2000 US Army AH-64 Longbow Transition Course
2000 Basic Noncommissioned Officers Course
1997 Primary Leadership Development Course
1996 US Army AH-64 Maintenance Course
Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice completed 73 Hours
EMPLOYMENT:
Feb 2014 - Present: AH-64D Phase/ Flight Line Mechanic, Dyncorp
International - Abu Dhabi UAE
Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on U.A.E. Army Helicopters.
Performed inspections on hydraulic systems, flight control systems,
aircraft engines, transmissions, gearboxes, landing gear, environmental
control system, Auxiliary Power Unit (APU). Performed engine rigging,
flight control rigging, and Main Rotor and Tail rotor track and balance to
ensure safe and smooth flight, also performed troubleshooting on various
systems of the aircraft.
Dec 2013 - Feb 2014: Seeking Employment
Sep 2013 - Dec 2013: AH-64D Phase Team Mechanic, Dyncorp International -
Fort Bliss CFT
Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on U.S. Army Helicopters.
Performed inspections on hydraulic systems, flight control systems,
aircraft engines, transmissions, gearboxes, landing gear, environmental
control system, Auxiliary Power Unit (APU). Performed engine rigging,
flight control rigging, and Main Rotor and Tail rotor track and balance to
ensure safe and smooth flight, also performed troubleshooting on various
systems of the aircraft.
Aug 2013 - Sep 2013: Seeking Employment
2011-2013: UH-1H-II Aircraft Mechanic, DynCorp International - DOS Airwing
Contract
Maintained 10 Department of State UH-1H-II helicopters to meet mission
requirements and ensure flight safety. Performed scheduled and unscheduled
maintenance on aircraft hydraulic systems, flight control systems, aircraft
engine, transmissions, gearboxes, landing gear, engine rigging, and flight
control rigging. Performed maintenance test flights to track and balance
main rotor system and tail rotor system, perform engine vibration analysis
to ensure safe and smooth flight. Performed phase maintenance to ensure
components meet Manufacturers Specifications.
2010-2011: AH-64D Phase Team Mechanic, L-3 Vertex CFS
Part of phase maintenance team for 8 U.S. Army AH-64D Longbow Apache attack
helicopters to perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on aircraft.
Performed inspections on hydraulic systems, flight control systems,
aircraft engines, transmissions, gearboxes, landing gear, environmental
control system, Auxiliary Power Unit (APU). Performed engine rigging,
flight control rigging, and Main Rotor and Tail rotor track and balance to
ensure safe and smooth flight, also performed troubleshooting on various
systems of the aircraft.
2008-2010: Platoon Sergeant / Maintenance Advisor / Quality Control
Inspector, US Army
Supervised 56 soldiers in the repair and inspection of Eight AH-64D rotary
wing aircraft in accordance with applicable Technical Manuals/ Orders and
company policies. Coordinate with Production Control on maintenance
schedules, daily status and mission requirements. Maintained records to
accurately report aircraft status and aircraft history. Maintained a log of
approved requests for controlled exchange, and cannibalization. Responsible
for the accurate reporting of aircraft assigned to Company Commander, and
Production Control. Performed Battle Damage assessments and repairs in
accordance with US Military standards. Inspect aircraft to ensure Quality
Control standards are meet.
2007-2008: U.S. Army Recruiter, Tulsa Oklahoma, US Army
Contacted, interviewed, and advised civilian personnel to obtain qualified
applicants for enlistment into the Army. Contacted representatives of
schools, public officials, personnel managers, parents of prospective
applicants, religious and civil leaders, and others to present the Army as
an employment and career opportunity. Presented formal and informal talks
on advantages of the Army at civic and service organizations and student
bodies.
2004-2007: Maintenance Coordinator/Instructor, US Army
Instructed soldiers on the proper maintenance of AH-64D Longbow Apache, to
include removal and installation of subcomponents and major systems.
Trained soldiers on the proper use of forms and records, to include the
proper use of Technical Manuals, forms and records. Served as the Liaison
between Army training personnel and Boeing personnel for maintenance issues
to be performed on Aircraft to minimize impact on training.
2003-2004: Maintenance Advisor to the Egyptian Air Force Egypt, US Army
Provided AH-64 subject matter expert level advice and training to three
Squadrons of Egyptian Air Force personnel on AH-64 maintenance techniques
and procedures. Trained Soldiers on proper use of forms & records,
scheduled & unscheduled maintenance, as well as everyday flight line
operations.
2002-2003: Platoon Sergeant / Quality Control Inspector / Quality Control
Supervisor, US Army
Supervised 23 soldiers in the repair and inspection of 24 AH-64 rotary wing
aircraft in accordance with applicable Technical Manuals/ Orders and
company policies. Coordinate with Production Control on maintenance
schedules, daily status and mission requirements. Perform Battle Damage
assessments and repairs in accordance with US Military standards. Inspect
aircraft to ensure Quality Control standards are meet, (see job description
below for more information on Quality Control).
1996-2002: Quality Control Inspector, US Army
Technical Inspector for 24 AH-64's, 8 UH-60's, and 12 OH-58D's in which the
job duties were; Examined airframe, engines, and operating equipment to
ensure that repairs are made according to specifications, and certifies
airworthiness of aircraft: Tests tightness of airframe connections with
handtools and employs flashlight and mirror to inspect fit of parts.
Examined assembly, installation, and adjustment of various aircraft systems
to ensure that work and materials conform to appropriate Army Regulations,
company specifications, and manual procedures. Determined accuracy of
installation of components in power plant and hydraulic system with
protractor, micrometer, calipers, and gauge to ensure that specified
tolerances are met. Signs inspection tag to approve unit, or records
reasons for rejecting unit. Logs inspections performed on aircraft.
Reviewed aircraft Historical records, log book entries, and W&B for
accuracy. Extensive use and knowledge of The Army Maintenance Management
System (TAMMS) to include Aviation unit level and Intermediate level
maintenance processes and procedures. Used Historical records, 2410
information, and applicable manuals to determine overhaul and retirement
life of tracked components.
1993-1996: Aviation Intermediate Maintenance Phase Team Leader, US Army
Supervised 20 soldiers in the phase maintenance and unscheduled repair of
48 AH-64 Apache aircraft including, flight control rigging, fuel cell
replacement, power train overhaul and airframe modifications. Performed
airframe structural repair of crash and battle damaged aircraft.
1991-1993: Aircraft Crew Chief, US Army
Maintained Eight AH-64 Apache attack helicopters to meet mission
requirements and ensure flight safety. Performed maintenance on aircraft
hydraulic systems, flight control systems, aircraft engines, transmissions,
and gearboxes. Performed flight line operations such as aircraft launch
and recovery. Performed main and tail rotor track and balance to ensure
safe and smooth flight.
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