Maintenance Microsoft Office

Michael W. Lambert

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Columbus, GA 31909 **********@*******.***

Work experience

Belle Chase, La 2015-Present

JEIM Technician,

Organizational, Intermediate and authorized Depot Level Jet Engine Maintenance on F100-PW-100/200/220/229 engines for NAS New Orleans, Louisiana. Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair the F100-PW-100,220,229 aircraft jet engines.

Perform routine maintenance and troubleshoot time-critical engine problems.

Boroscope qualified

Remove, replace, and install modules, fan, core, augmenter, gearbox, and core. Replace fwd and aft fan ducts as required.

Component removal/installation- DEEC, EDU (j-box), main and augmenter fuel controls, oil coolers, fuel and air type.

Columbus Engine Center, Columbus, GA

Quality Inspector 2011- 2014

Performed as a BX (bench inspector) as well as a CX (final inspector) for the following engines V2500, F117, PW2000 and the F100-PW-220/229.

In the V2500, F117, PW2000 main plant performed inspections on the HPC, LPC and first vane package, as well as the diffuser section. By using ACE (Achieving Competitive Excellence) tools met scheduled TAT

(turnaround times) in order make build time for final assembly.

Performed advanced inspection processes. Mastering the use of a variety of tooling and measurement equipment to accomplish inspection processes such as Pi tapes, micrometers and depth mics. In addition able to troubleshoot the inspection flow process, using a variety of problem solving oriented environment.

Provide complete and accurate documentation to support engine build.

Met production/inspection goals and objectives for the facility.

Completed and reviewed Technical documentation including Fits and Clearance, Engine Inspection Report

(EIR) and SAP.

Entered and reconciled Engine Shop Visit Report (ESVR).

Demonstrated commitment to the EH&S and continuous improvement programs by complying with all policies and procedures, competing all required training, and supporting all applicable committee activities.

Trained, mentored and coached other team members in the F117, PW2000 as well as the F100-PW-100 engines.

Tinker AFB, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 2009- 2011

F100 Jet Engine Mechanic/Powerplant Mechanic

PAC certified in the inspection of the F100-PW-220/229 engine augmentor liners. Perform teardown, buildup and prep for weld repair as required by customer and findings of incoming inspection. Perform tasks using current Tech Data and proper PME as needed. Work as a team member to achieve required goal. Assigned to final assembly to perform buildup and teardown of the F100-PW-220/220E and -229 engines. Complete kitting packages for complete builds of the above mentioned engines. Use certification stamp to show tasks completed.

Lockheed Martin Company, Ft Worth, TX 2008- 2009

Quality Inspector

Performed inspections on the production (assembly) line of the F-35 aircraft to ensure a no defect product. Ensured all maintenance was performed to B/P and customer specifications and standards. Prepped aircraft for installation of the Pratt and Whitney F135-PW-100 jet engine. Decreased call response by 50% from previous inspectors hired. Implemented 0 defect discrepancy writing on mechanics corrections as per work standard. Mentored fellow inspectors as well as mechanics to further streamline time to complete on hand tasks. Used precision measuring instruments to provide guidance for a war ready product. Active Secret Security Clearance level as of Jan 2009 and ITAR certified. Mooney Aircraft Company, Kerrville, TX 2007- 2008

Quality Inspector

Inspected airplane components as manufactured for the Mooney M20-R and TN models using precision measuring instruments and gages including micrometers and calipers. Mentored fellow inspectors to help streamline inspection process to complete task on a timely manner. By using the lean and 5s and 6s programs increased flow of parts by 30%

Pratt and Whitney, Cheshire, Middletown, CT 2001- 2007 Quality Inspector

Performed production engine buildup of the PW6000 as the F117/PW2000 in the Middletown, Ct plant.

While assigned to the Cheshire, CT Plant I conducted incoming and outgoing visual and dimensional inspections on modules as well as individual component pieces with respect to correct identification. With verification of condition, identification of defects and accuracy of associated maintenance documentation and applicable customer requirements parts were determined for serviceability. Over five years of inspection experience on the PW2000/F117 and PW4000 model jet engines. Used computer programs as required such Microsoft office and SAP to complete tasks, fits and clearance table and programs. Authorized Cheshire BX stamp in minimum of time.

Jet Aviation, Dallas, TX 1999-2001

Aircraft Mechanic

Worked on Cessna Citation aircraft models 500, 501, 550, and 560’s. Completed phase inspections, assisted in completion of service bulletins and airworthiness directives. Removed, replaced and installed the JTD-15 Pratt and Whitney engines as required by customer.

United States Air Force, United States 1978-1999

Engine technician/Powerplant Mechanic

Performed teardown and overhaul on J57-43/59 model engines. Assigned as shop crew leader in minimum of time. Performed teardown and buildup in the JEIM (intermediate) shop in the 320 FMS squadron to provide O defect products for the B-52/KC135 aircraft.

Performs the full range of mechanical duties on the F100-PW-100/220/229 series engines; Services, repairs and overhauls aircraft engines and related components to ensure airworthiness. Troubleshoots, modifies, repairs, and performs sequential disassembly and assembly of complete aircraft engines and sub-assemblies. Performs scheduled as well as unscheduled engine inspections IAW applicable technical data. Repairs, replaces and rebuilds jet engines and associated items utilizing hand tools, power tools, machines and test equipment such as the EAU (engine analyzer unit. Reads and interprets manufacturer’s publications, maintenance manuals, service bulletins and other specifications to determine feasibility and method of repairing or replacing malfunctioning or damaged components. Certifies completion of all work accomplished; analyzes malfunctions using schematic and wiring diagrams, blueprints, manufacturers’ specifications, computer diagnostic data, inspection findings and trending data and aircrew debriefs. Engine run certified and qualified as trainer for subordinates, utilized aircraft simulator for correct training. Progressively responsible supervisory, technical and financial experience while on active duty including maintaining the F100-PW-100/-220 in the F-15C/D aircraft. Worked in the intermediate engine shop to complete work on the F100-PW-220 engines; completed augmentor TCTO in record time to meet turn around time for the next day’s F-15 launch.

Dedicated Crew Chief on the F-15C/D. Awarded the Dedicated Crew Chief of the Quarter for the time period of August-October, 1992

Assistant NCOIC Flight Chief supervising and assisting in administrative duties over 25 individuals.

Vehicle control NCOIC /Facility Manager controlling a fleet of 18 varied styles of vehicles. Awarded Vehicle Control NCO of the quarter for the time period of August-October, 1997 Education Airframe and Powerplant FAA, Niceville, FL 1997

Received FAA certification for the Airframe and Powerplant license

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