Aircraft structural mech

Mario A. Orosco

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O BJECTIVE

To continue my career in the Aerospace Industry using my extensive background and

experience in aircraft assembly and test support.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Boeing – Long Beach Plant 1986-2014 (Plant closure- 2014)

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Extensive experience in aircraft structural assembly and sub-assembly production operations.

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W orked on MD-80, MD-90, B-717, B-737, and C-17 Transport Aircraft

SKILLS

A ble to lay out; fabricate; assemble; mate; install and test; troubleshoot and repair experimental and

prototype aircraft, space vehicles, ground support equipment, and electronic chassis structure parts and

assemblies, mechanical, pneumatic, electromechanical or hydro-mechanical precision assemblies,

geared shaft mechanisms and systems used to test aircraft, space vehicles, and space vehicle products.

Can perform flight operations preparation work and checking functions or mechanical systems

preparatory to flight.

C ERTIFICATIONS

A lodine Cert.

Torque Cert.

Seal Cert.

Safe Tank Entry Cert.

Respirator Cert.

Electrical Bonding Cert.

Tag Line Cert.

Coining Cert.

D issimilar Metal Cert.

Blending Cert.

C OMPETENCIES

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A ble to assemble and mate aircraft parts and assemblies.

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Can attach structural parts and assemblies using riveting or portable resistance welding equipment and

hand and power tools, hand trim and finish.

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D rill, route, ream, countersink, spot-face, and counter bore parts.

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Can modify or rebuild parts to mold line or configuration changes, and modify aircraft structure,

installation and mechanical systems as directed and in accordance with engineering flight test program

requirements.

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A ble to fabricate, assemble, install, hoop-up, rig, troubleshoot, and synchronize precision hydraulic,

pneumatic, and mechanical assemblies, subassemblies, operating mechanisms, power plants, electro-

mechanical or hydro-mechanical and single purpose hydraulic systems and their operating units, parts

and assemblies, geared shaft mechanisms such as actuators, gear trains, release mechanisms, and valves.

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Can functionally check; diagnose; locate and correct malfunctions or rework/ repair any aircraft/ space

vehicle and ground support equipment’s pneumatic, plumbing, hydraulic, power plant, mechanical and

rigging systems and structures and installations during assembly operations and preparatory to flight.

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Check precision assemblies for control of cam or gear action; freedom from binding; travel and throw

pressures; flows; leakage and cycle of operation.

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U se hand and power tools, layout tools, hoists and mechanical lifting equipment, test fixtures, functional

test equipment, and precision measuring instruments.

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A ble to perform experimental and developmental work operatio ns on experimental and prototype

ground support equipment, space vehicles, or aircraft.

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Can assemble prefabricated parts into assemblies and mate major sections of space vehicles or aircraft.

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Can incorporate major engineering changes and modifications.

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Improvise and fabricate temporary tooling, holding fixtures, test equipment, and templates.

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Can read and interpret information from mechanical, structural, propulsion and control drawings,

blueprints, planning documents, manufacturing orders, process specifications, diagrams, engineering

drawings and sketches, manufacturing outline sheets, and verbal instructions to determine the methods

and sequence of operations to lay out, assemble, and install precision parts and assemblies.

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Can maintain records of fabrication, assembly, functional check data and statistics data manually or with

the aid of a computer or computer-based system.

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Can lay out coordinated hole patterns, cutouts, trim lines, mating points, assembly and installation

locations using precision measuring instruments and equipment where a working knowledge of rigging

and installation of operating mechanisms, structures, assemblies and parts, power plants and related

systems and equipment, and assembly shop practice.

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