John Snow
Wilmington, Delaware *****
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Self-motivated, Positive attitude and authorized to work in the US for any employer. Currently attending DeVry university for my Bachelor’s degree in Computer information systems / cyber security programing
Work Experience
Back Shop supervisor/Lead mechanic
Summit Aviation – Middletown Delaware
March 2021 to Present
Responsible for completion of overhauling aircraft parts and dynamics while overseeing a 6-man team.
Responsible for meeting on dock dates to supporting our customer’s needs.
Build and maintain a tight schedule for inducted aircraft
Use precise measuring tools. (Calipers, go no go gauges feeler gauges etc.)
Work with electrical, and hydraulic systems.
Maintain a safe, clean and FOD free work environment
AS9110 and AS9100 Certified
AW119 and AW139 FLIGHT LINE SUPERVISOR
AgustaWestland - Philadelphia, PA
November 2015 to March 2021
Responsible for two teams of workers in two areas. Responsible for the aircraft builds directly
overseeing a 15-member team. Responsible for all aspects of customer service directly overseeing a 4
member team.
• Provide oversight of assigned shift personnel
• Always promote a safe working environment through adherence to Standard Operating
Procedures
• Responsible for leading and directing activities of Line Service Technicians
• Schedule and plan all aircraft builds.
• Responsible for all ground runs
• Oversee all flight plans
• Customer liaison for all customer service interactions
• Responsible for handling and amending all discrepancies with customer's orders
• Handle all requests for shipping or fly departures
AS9110 and AS9100 Certified
AW119 FLIGHT LINE LEAD MECHANIC
AgustaWestland
April 2015 to November 2015
Responsible for the overall final phase of construction on aircraft and production of quality work for
specified customer orders while maintaining a safe environment.
• Assist supervisor in day-to-day Flight Line operations
• Instruct, assist and perform operational and functional ATP's
• Prepare aircraft for flight inclusive of pre-flight and flight checks
• Instruct, assist and conduct mechanical installs
• Fast MES and SAP imports and data entries
• Ensures safety and cleanliness 'clean as you go' work practices
• Prepare aircraft for customer delivery.
STRUCTURAL MECHANIC
The Boeing Company
August 2014 to April 2015
Work on CH-47 doing major cargo modifications. Met and exceeded a strict 6-day delivery for the US
Army.
• Changing out floor beams and panels
• Replacing with modified new beams
• Assembling the modifications in accordance with Boeing engineer drawings.
CORRECTIONS OFFICER
Chester County Prison
November 2012 to June 2014
Responsible for maintaining discipline and security at the Chester County Prison so that all areas within
the prison compound is secure, and staff, inmate, safety and security is assured.
• Direct supervision over federal, state, and county inmates. During transporting, escorts, mass prison
movements, programs, and on housing units.
• Responsible from 1 to 124 inmates for their safety and security.
• Weapons qualified for perimeter duty, and inmate transporting, and for duty while an inmate is
housed in a hospital for treatment.
PHASE COORDINATOR
United States Marine Corps
June 2010 to February 2012
Managed and performed scheduled overhaul of aircraft every 150 flight hours (an average of 2 aircraft
per month). Conducted scheduled and unscheduled maintenance actions in order to retain or restore
material or equipment to a serviceable condition with a minimum expenditure of resources.
• Supervised the removal and replacement of components with life limitations.
• Met designated deadlines.
• Coordinated and manage personnel from 4 work centers.
• Prioritized maintenance tasks and supervised their completion.
• Liaison with outside entities for maintenance support.
CH46-E HELICOPTER MECHANIC
United States Marine Corps
February 2007 to February 2012
Performed inspections and maintenance on airframe and flight essential systems (Including flight
controls, rotor and drive systems, power plants, utility systems, auxiliary power and hydraulic
systems). Also, duties relating to flight line operations. Operated and maintained applicable shop
support and special equipment; demonstrated and applied knowledge of applicable publications,
diagrams and drawings; performed scheduled and unscheduled inspections; incorporated applicable
Technical Directives and change bulletins; performed corrosion control functions; utilized computer
applications and supervises and verifies task completion.
• Managed both day and night shift operations
• Qualified to Fuel/tow/taxi aircraft day and night.
• Performed over 5,000 maintenance man hours and inspected over 2,000 corrected discrepancies.
Education
High school or equivalent
University High School
2001 to 2005
Military Service
Branch: United States Marine Corps
Rank: Sgt