MORGAN TAYLOR

***** *** **** *****, ******** CA, 92591

Ph: 951-***-**** Cell: 760-***-****

SUMMARY

F/A 18 C, and D jet airframes mechanic with 8 months experience on these platforms.

CH-53 E Production Controller with 2, and a half years at V2X, at MCAS Miramar .

CH-53E helicopter mechanic with 18 years, 6 months experience in driving the actions of the Organizational Level Maintenance Department in Marine Corps squadrons for this platform, as well as the CH-53D.

Taught, trained, and mentored multiples of direct reports.

Experience with MALS-16, and MALS-24 assembling #1, or #3 Quick Engine Change units for installation on CH-53E, or CH-53D platforms.

Specific zones of Subject Matter Expertise include:

Safe for Flight Certification

Weight and Balance (for aircraft)

Technical Directives

Troop Handling

Conducting Maintenance Meetings

Automotive Maintenance

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS

SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE

Airframes Mechanic. Experienced in removal and replacement of aireilons, rudders, hydraulic drive units, trailing edge flap servocylinders, stability/ elevator servocylinders. Running PODS machine for hydraulic contamination.

Maintained the Technical Directive Portion (2600) of the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program 4790.2C for Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 465, Marine Air Group 16, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing. This resulted in grades of “Pass” for 5 Maintenance Inspections over a 2 year time period.

JET ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE

Removal and replacement of 2 hydraulic drive units, 3 trailing edge flaps, 1 stability/ elevator, 2 stability/elevator servocylinders, 4 trailing edge flap servocylinders, 4 auxiliary Power plant accumulators, 5 trailing edge flap servocylinders.

Conducted hydraulic contamination particulate metrology on 200 samples

HELICOPTER ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE

Installed 20 main rotor servos, 35 AFCS Servos, 30 tail rotor servos

Removed, and replaced main landing gear, and nose landing gear tires

Removed and Replaced main, and nose landing gear trunnions

Performed patch repairs on multitudes of inboard, and outboard engine cowlings

Performed repairs on latches

Experienced in bucking solid rivets, and installing cherrymax rivets

Experienced in removal and replacement of sheared striker plate screws

Experienced in removal, and replacement of Utility, 1st and 2nd stage system components (hard

lines, soft lines, reservoirs, filter bodies

Assisted in 10 jack and cycle evolutions

Assisted in 3 servovalve timing evolutions

Sawed out three seized CH-53D titanium upper servo bolts

Released 300 aircraft Safe for Flight

Supervised over 350 Maintenance Actions for a total of 3,700 maintenance man-hours of the Flight Line work-center on an aircraft in MCAS Futenma that had been deemed “Long Term Down” for 684 days.

Conducted Technical Directive briefs in a two year period for the creation of 45 new Collateral Duty Inspectors.

Conducted 50 Maintenance Meetings.

MARINE AIR LOGISTICS SQUADRON

Helped to stab 30-653**-*****-**, or 653**-*****-*** nose gearboxes to T64-GE-416A, or T64-GE-419 jet engines

AUTOMOTIVE

Performed over 75 automotive maintenance actions to include removal, and replacement of water pumps, radiators, air conditioning compressors, condensers, and lines, rack and pinion, clutch, rear main seals, front hub bearings, starters, brake shoes, brake drums, resurfacing rotors, bleeding brake systems, brake master cylinders, slave cylinders, and heating lines.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Physics, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. 1994

Senior Enlisted Joint PME 2. 2020

Marine Corps Advance Course Seminar, MCAS Miramar. 2019

Senior Enlisted Joint PME 1. 2016

Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training School for Maintenance Control, MCAS Miramar

Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training School for Configuration Man[1]agement, MCAS Miramar

Marine Corps Drill Instructor School, MCRD San Diego, California

Sergeant’s Course, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, 29 Palms, California

CH-53D/E Fleet Replenishment Enlisted Skills Training, Heavy Marine Helicopter Training Squadron 302

TRAINING

Completed 5 Training Cycles as a Marine Corps Drill Instructor to develop 200 Marine Corps Recruits into smartly disciplined, physically fit, basically trained Marines, thoroughly indoctrinated in the study of Marine Corps Customs, and Courtesies, Rifle Marksmanship, Tactical Combat Care of Casualties, Marine Corps History, Close Order Drill, Swim Qualification, and the Marine Corps Martial Corps Martial Arts Program.

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