Structural Mechanic Sheet Metal
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San Antonio, T.X. *****
Email adu550@r.postjobfree.com
ALEXANDER PRIETO
OBJECTIVE Highly motivated and seeking employment in a reputable aviation company where I can showcase 30+ years of leadership skills and aircraft maintenance experience contributing to the overall success of the team.
SKILLS &
ABILITIES
• Ability to coordinate, manage and organize a team using clear and confident communication
• Adept in motivating team members to fulfill and reach each mission at hand
• Proficient in delegating and assigning task responsibilities to crew members while analyzing time frames and suggesting ways for productivity to be more cost effective.
• Observant for any probable complications and able to quickly resolve the issue that is promising to the company’s objective/budget.
• Passion for work, reliable, team builder with integrity to promote a safe work environment.
• Managed a crew of 33 aviation mechanics for the past 10 years and met every goal with no deadlines missed.
• Subject Matter Expert on various aircraft material structural repairs/modifications. EXPERIENCE BOEING, EGLIN AFB, FL
2020 TO PRESENT F-15 EPAWSS Wing Team Lead/Structural Mechanic
• Skillfully assisted on EPAWSS modification of wings and center fuselage: Replaced old wing leading edge w/ new leading edge after modification of wet-bay area Reconstructed the AMMO bay to facilitate EPAWSS equipment install.
• Worked with QA and engineers in Non-conformance issues assuring quality products are returned to USAF.
• Supported the implementation of GOLD esp ensuring seamless transition of EPAWSS program to San Antonio.
• Streamlined TCTO889/TCTO882 work orders with MFG. Engineers (planning).
• Currently considered a Subject Matter Expert technically, mechanically and analytically who looks outside the box for solutions, is always looking to improve existing processes and willing to probe and consider all facts while staying aligned with the team’s long term plans and goals. BOEING, SAN ANTONIO, TX
2007- 2020 Team Lead/Supervisor level 3 mechanic and Employee Involvement Lead, C-17
• Led a crew of 33 in the Thrust Reverser Shop & Translating Fairing and Core Shop through excellent communication skills, subject matter expert knowledge, and strong technical and analytical foundation while working side by side with production and support leadership.
• Supervised daily operations of 33 mechanics while improving shop processes and efficiency through the use of outside the box decision making on complex problem solving in order to eliminate roadblocks, hurdles and other obstacles to meet customer satisfaction in cost, schedule and quality.
• Utilized Lean Processes, Rate Analysis, in depth Value Stream Mapping and 3P events to improve and maintain TAKT times, cost, quality and schedule while yielding a 1.20 CPI.
• Coordinated deliverable parts and commodities by following established schedules and procedures in coordination with project management standards, cost reduction, critical path and work flow analysis.
• Managed the collection and analysis of information from multiple sources (outlook, power point, excel and word) to determine accuracy relative to delivery schedules, inventories levels, requirements, etc.
• Oversaw the Material Information Systems that distribute resource information to required recipients.
SIKORSKY (KAY AND ASSOCIATES). CHASE FIELD, BEEVILLE, TX 2006-2007 Mechanic on Black Hawk UH-60
• Performed structural repairs and modifications on bulkhead and engine bay.
• Removed and replaced cargo door tracks, gunner tracks, and pilot and co-pilot seat tracks.
• Completed various repairs on fuel cells/firewall, per tech manuals and engineering dispositions.
LEAR SIEGLER MGMT SERVICES INC., CORPUS CHRISTI NAVAL AIR STA 2005-2006 Structural Mechanic on Black Hawk helicopters
• Performed structural repairs or modifications and the removal, installation, repair and replacement of various parts and assemblies of fiberglass and metal, composite honeycomb panels, and rotary wing structure.
BOEING, SAN ANTONIO, TX
1999-2005 Structural Mechanic
• Executed heavy structure repairs on KC-135s.
• Examined sheet metal structures of fixed wing aircraft: such as frames, stringers, bulkheads, stiffeners, spars, skins, and ribs.
• Located structural cracks, breaks, holes, bulges, dents and loose, broken or missing rivets.
• Determined repairs necessary to restore original strength to components, inclusive of type, number, and location of splices, kind of spacing and rivets.
• Removed/replaced/strengthened damaged skin and weakened skin on structural members using supports and alignment jigs as necessary.
• Read and interpret drawing to determine angles, dimensions, contours and types of attaching hardware.
• Cut out buckled, or corroded, split, and cracked skin areas.
• Reinforced/patched/replaced defective parts, as well as, modified stations, bulkheads, spars, frames, fuselages and control surfaces.
• Made initial and required modifications in sheet metal and composite. EDUCATION ST PHILLIPS COLLEGE
1999-PRESENT Continuing Education
JOHN JAY HIGH SCHOOL
1985 Diploma
AWARDS Golden Wrench Award, 2003 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, and countless others
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