A&P technician, Pilot and leader.
Resume:
Jair Omar Morales Carvajal
**** ***** *****, ***** *****, FL 34771
************@*****.***
Profile
I am highly exceptional leader and organized person ready to face challenges with professional skills and personal abilities to oversees compliances with local, state, and federal regulations, ensuring that a department, organization run efficiently and safe.
I have interpersonal, conceptual, technical, tactical skills and knowledge to conduct a team to achieve the proposed goals.
Experience
MAINTENANCE CONTTROL SUPERVISOR, SPIRIT AIRLINES, MIRAMAR, FLORIDA — 2020 - PRESENT
SPIRIT AIRLINES FLEET A319, A320, AND A321.
The Supervisor Maintenance Operations Control reports to the Sr. Manager Maintenance Operations Control. The Supervisor Maintenance Operations Control is a shift position that monitors the daily activities of MOC and the Technical Operations Division.
The Supervisor Maintenance Operations Control responsibilities include: Responsible for the daily operations and personnel within Maintenance Operations Control ensuring that all daily activities conducted are in strict compliance with the GMM.
Continuously update and maintain the Daily Operations Report with all relevant daily operations, aircraft status, on-going maintenance, Mechanical Delays and Page 2 of 10
Cancels, and all other pertinent information relevant to the continued safe operation of the Company's fleet.
Ensure each Maintenance Controller assigns any work to be completed (i.e., RINs, DMIs, and any other assignments as needed), review and approve/correct as required or necessary.
Review completed shift folder from previous shift and audit for quality and completion.
Audit prepared documents (e.g., Non-revenue flights) ensuring compliance with all rules/regulations set forth in the GMM.
Provide efficient and effective coordination with other departments within the Operations Control Center (OCC) during irregular operations. MAINTENANCE CONTROLLER, SPIRIT AIRLINES, MIRAMAR, FLORIDA — 2016 - 2020 SPIRIT AIRLINES FLEET A319, A320, AND A321.
Responsible for the efficient and economical coordination of maintenance operations with the authority to provide technical assistance to guide and advise personnel during troubleshooting and while performing maintenance, this will be done in accordance with the GMM, Aircraft Maintenance Manuals, the AMP and Regulations.
Provide assistance for updating, tracking, and scheduling service inspections and checks.
Support contract maintenance as well as diagnosis of crews and troubleshoot maintenance discrepancies.
Ensure to make on time decisions for schedule, unscheduled changes to resolve conflicts among maintenance and daily operations schedule. Arrange the maintenance of remote stations for maintenance aircraft out of service and coordinate the logistics of personnel, tolls and parts. Page 3 of 10
Conduct apr routing before release of aircraft for flight operations. Coordinate with the departments - logistics, stores personnel for the ordering and shipment of parts and materials to maintenance stations. Monitor aircraft systems on routine basis for early signs of system anomalies. GENERAL MAINTENANCE MANAGER, OCEAN AIR LINHAS AEREAS (AVIANCA BRAZIL) — 2008
-2015
AVIANCA BRAZIL FLEET A319, A320, A330F AND A330 PASSENGERS. Member CASS review board and actively participate in CASS activities and meetings.
Ensure the line maintenance station and maintenance personnel has the necessary training, current training, current technical data, tools, equipment, and material necessary to accomplish routine and non-routine maintenance for which they are authorized.
Administer personnel necessary to support line station/hangar maintenance operations, provide maintenance teams to assist other stations. Select, hire and ensure that employees are trained in accordance with the company policies and procedures.
Ensure all work accomplished is in compliance with the ANAC, FAA AND EASA regulations, GMM and organization policies and procedures. Take care of safety risk in the line maintenance operation by identifying trends in station operations and performance.
Ensure performance is compliant with the internal and regulatory standards. Provide oversight of the facility maintenance of the Avianca Brazil hangar. This includes cleanliness, fire extinction and other items required to maintain a safe environment in the hangar.
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Coordinate the safe, complete and timely rectification of PIREPs, DMIs, NEFs, and other items with the quality control, line maintenance and materials groups. Provide the operations control center and dispatch with the continuing (real time) status of line aircraft, including delays, MEL items and return to service times. Coordinate new station openings with the marketing project and other departments and coordinate training and start- up functions for new stations. Ensure all contracted line maintenance providers are working and handling aircraft in accordance with all applicable ANAC and Avianca policies and procedures.
Accomplish other duties assigned.
MAINTENANCE CONTROL COORDINATOR, BOGOTA - COLOMBIA — 2006 - 2008 AVIANCA HOLDINGS GROUP FLEETS, BAE145, FK50, FK100, B727, B757, B767, MD80, A319, A320, A330
Responsible for the efficient and economical coordination of Maintenance Operations with the authority to provide technical assistance to guide and advise personnel during troubleshooting and while performing maintenance, this will be done in accordance with the GMM, Aircraft Maintenance Manuals, the AMP and Regulations.
Provide assistance for updating, tracking, and scheduling service inspections and checks.
Support contract maintenance as well as diagnosis of crews and troubleshoot maintenance discrepancies.
Ensure to make on time decisions for schedule, unscheduled changes to resolve conflicts among maintenance and daily operations schedule. Arrange the maintenance of remote stations for maintenance aircraft out of service and coordinate the logistics of personnel, tolls and parts. Monitor aircraft systems on routine basis for early signs of system anomalies. Page 5 of 10
Arrange and control aircraft acceptable deferred defects to ensure compliance, initiate rectification and arrange support (spares, tooling, documentation) in order that acceptable deferred defects are rectified in a timely manner to ensure continued fleet reliability and availability.
AIRCRAFT SYSTEM ENGINEER SUPPORT, AVIANCA COLOMBIA — 2005 - 2006 AVIANCA HOLDINGS GROUP FLEETS, BAE145, FK50, FK100, B727, B757, B767, MD80, A319, A320, A330
Assist in diagnosing and troubleshooting repair and malfunctions for line maintenance and heavy maintenance services of the different fleets. Provide technical support and guidance in aircraft operations. AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE LEAD AND TECHNICIAN, AVIANCA COLOMBIA — 1998 - 2005 AVIANCA HOLDINGS GROUP FLEETS, BAE145, FK50, FK100, B727, B757, B767, MD80, A319, A320, A330 AND CESSNA CARAVAN.
Assign all available manpower to accomplish work assigned by maintenance planning and maintenance control center.
Ensure On Job Training is provided by qualified personnel and property documented.
Assign and monitor the performance of aircraft maintenance personnel on duty. Ensure a safe working environment for all assigned aircraft maintenance activities. Verify maintenance releases are properly completed and ensure that aircraft have been restores to flight condition when AWRs are posted. Coordinate repairs and corrective actions with maintenance control, engineering and reliability.
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Ensure that materials required for DMIs, NEFs are identified, and such information is provided to MCC as applicable.
Review logbook pages and non-routines for discrepancies and take prompt corrective actions when required.
Accomplish and document aircraft maintenance, inspection work assignments in accordance with the documents approved, GMM and policies of Avianca. Ensure good housekeeping practices are in effect and that standard safety measures are used to protect personnel, equipment, and property. Travel with aircraft to monitor aircraft systems or stations to provide technical assistance when determined by director of maintenance. Accomplish other duties as assigned.
EDUCATION
Commercial Pilot and Private Pilot
Aero club de Sao Paulo
Date of Graduation: May 2013
Electronics and communications Engineer.
Catholic University of Colombia
Professional Technician on Avionics
SENA
Barranquilla, Colombia
Date of Graduation: 1998
Avionics Technician
SENA
Barranquilla, Colombia
Date of Graduation: 1997
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High School
Institute Diversificado Albert Einstein
Date of Graduation: 1992.
COURSES AND SEMINARS
AIRBUS A330 (RR RB 211 TRENT 700) Maintenance Certifying Technician Mechanical & Avionics Course (T1+T2)
Miami Florida ATC, 05 March 2014.
AIRBUS A330 RR RB 211 TRENT 700 to Airbus A330 Freighter Maintenance Certifying Technician Mechanical & Avionics Difference Course (T1+T2) Miami Florida ATC, 12 March 2014.
P&W6000 Engine Line & Maintenance Training
Hartford, P&W – May 2011
A320 Airframe and Power Plant recurrent with difference of the CFM Engines Miami, Florida Airbus Training Center - October 2007 Fokker 100 TAY 650 Practical Maintenance
Wings Brazil Aviation School – April 2006
Fokker 100 TAY 650 Line & Base Maintenance Training Wings Brazil Aviation School – April 2006
Leader Formation
Avianca Training Center – October 2005
JT8D Engine Run Up
Avianca Training Center – September 2005
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Standard Practices
Avianca Training Center – July 2005
Required Inspection Items (RII)
Colombian Local Authority (UAEAC) – April 2005
B767/ B757/ MD83 RVSM Training
Avianca Training Center – April 2005
Administrative Process of the Educational Function Sena – March 2005
Dangerous Goods
Avianca Training Center – February 2005
Aviation Mechanic Airframe and Power Plant.
Nashville, Tennessee Baker’s School - January 2005 Foundation of the Integral Vocational Training with base in competition Sena – January 2005
Technical Documentation Handling and Control
Avianca Training Center – August 2004
EASA 145 Requirements
Bureau Veritas– July 2004
B767, B757 Category II / III
Avianca Training Center – June 2004
FAR 145 and Repair Station Manual (RSM)
Avianca Training Center – May 2004
B767-200/300-PW4000- RVSM Recurrent
Avianca Training Center – April 2004
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SAP Line Maintenance Procedures
Avianca Training Center – April 2004
PW4000 Engine Run up
Avianca Training Center – March 2004
RB211 Engine Run up
Avianca Training Center – March 2004
MD83 Category II
Avianca Training Center – February 2004
Procedures of Security in Occupational Health
Avianca Training Center – February 2004
License TEEI (Specialized Technician in Electrics, Electronics and Instruments) recurrent - Avianca Training Center – February 09, 2004 Maintenance Resource Management – Human Factors
Avianca Training Center – December 2003
A320 - V2500 engine series, Airframe and Power Plant – 250h Aces Airlines – August 2003
Electricity and Avionics System Recurrent (TEEI License) Avianca Training Center – February 2002
MD80 Avionics Systems Training
Flight Safety Boeing – October 2001
B757 – RB211 Airframe and Power Plant – 150h
Avianca Training Center – May 2001
B767– PW4000 Airframe and Power Plant – 141h
Avianca Training Center – May 2000
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MD83 – JT8D Airframe and Power Plant – 150h
Avianca Training Center – May, 20
SKILLS
Languages: English, Portuguese and Spanish
Software: Word, Excel, Access, Power Point, Publisher, Visio Operative Systems: AMOOS, SAP, SABRE, TRAX, AUTO CAD and AMASIS LICENSES
PRIVATE PILOT
National Civil Aviation Agency - Brazil, License Number 068633 AIRFRAME & POWER PLANT TECHNICIAN
Federal Aviation Administration license, # 3034535 AVIONIC LICENSE
Electric, electronics and communications license. # TEEI 0081
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