Electrical Quality Assurance

Steven Hicks

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Summary

Avionics Electrician Supervisor with over five years in the United States Navy. Large electronics

skill set including electro-mechanical components, electro-hydraulic components, wire repair,

component repair/calibration, schematics troubleshooting, and component soldering. Work

experience successfully supervising between five and sixteen sailors in various aircraft

repair/maintenance tasks handling shift manning and all workload requirements. A proven

reliable and diligent worker amongst peers I am a flexible professional with excellent

communication and supervising skills. A quick learning and hardworking individual with the

time management skills and timeliness your company is looking for.

Highlights

Supervisor/Management Effective Team Leader

Electronic Component Repair Trained New Technicians

Wire Repair Time Management

Ability to Read, Use, and Build Schematics CPR certified

Soldering and Micro Miniature Repair HAZMAT handling

Trained With Electronic Measurement Valid Driver’s License

Equipment Strong and Effective Verbal, Written,

Quality Assurance and Interpersonal Communication

Skills

Microsoft Office Familiarity

Organized

Active Secret Security Clearance

Accomplishments

Achieved top of my class for high scores during Naval Electrician's School earning immediate

promotion to Petty Officer.

o Awarded Electronic Attack Squadron "Sailor of the Year" for my efforts in 2014

earning the Navy-Marine Core Achievement Medal.

Awarded "Sailor of the Quarter" during the third quarter of 2013 and second quarter of

2014.

o Received National Defense Service Medal, Two Good Conduct Medals, Two Sea

Service Medals, Global War on Terrorism Service and Expeditionary Medals.

Evaluated/Ranked as number one of thirty-two Second Class Petty Officers by Senior

Enlisted Personnel and Officers for early promotion in 2015.

Experience

Aviation Electrician’s Mate / United States Navy Oct 2009-Mar 2013

Aviation Electrician's Mate responsible for the maintaining of a wide range of electrical and

navigational equipment installed in aircraft including power generators, power distribution

systems, lighting systems, flight instruments, fuel systems, fire detection and warning systems,

temperature control systems, and pressure indicating systems. Naval training received in a wide

variety of electrical measuring equipment such as multimeters, compass calibration sets, and

megger-insulation testers. Increased typing skills accompanied by training in computers and

programs associated with work functions such as Microsoft Office applications.

Aviation Line Branch Supervisor / United States Navy Mar 2014-Mar 2015

Directly responsible for the supervision of sixteen junior-enlisted personnel in hundreds of

launches and recoveries of five EA-18G Growler Aircraft with zero mishaps. Responsible for

radio communication and supervision of flight-line and flight-deck personnel from multiple

work centers to coordinate the safe launching and recovery of aircraft while ensuring worker

qualifications were achieved. Learned ability to supervise and communicate efficiently being

tasked with making quick time-critical decisions and relaying accurate information to the

control tower and maintenance control desk. Responsible for handling all paperwork required

for worker evaluations, appointments, transfers, shift manning, and final inspections of aircraft

before launching and after recovery of aircraft.

Electrician Shop Supervisor / United States Navy 2013-2014 & Mar 2015-Present

Currently tasked with the supervision of five Electricians’ Mates in the scheduled/unscheduled

maintenance on the electrical and instrument systems of five aircraft and increasing electrician

shop worker qualifications. Responsible for supervising workers in the maintaining of all

electrical systems using military specifications to fix aircraft lighting, equipment calibration,

wire repair, wire harness build-up, component repair, and all other electrical maintenance or

troubleshooting. Tasked to inspect maintainer's work in accordance with military specifications,

perform quality assurance of torque values and calibrations, and sign off on fixed discrepancies

while maintaining worker training, accountability, and operations.

Education

High School Diploma – Osage City High School (2008)

Various Electronics Courses/Certificates – United States Navy (2009-Present)

*Copy of Navy Joint Services Transcript can be sent upon request including completed

electronics courses and qualifying college credits received by courses totaling 52 credits.

**Various electronics courses include Fiber Optic Troubleshooting and Repair, Solid State

Devices/Electronics, AC/DC Circuits, AC/DC Theory, Electrical Test Instruments, Electrical

Troubleshooting, Electronic Laboratory, Electrical Safety Fundamentals, and multiple

Aviation/Aircraft Electronics courses.

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