Accounts Payable Sheet Metal
Resume:
Laurie Todd-Holland
Cochran, Ga. 31014
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OBJECTIVE:
To gain a full-time position as an Aircraft Structural mechanic
SUMMARY:
I prefer a challenging environment where I can utilize my technical skills in Aircraft Structure. In particular, I am capable of making significant contributions to the mission of any industry or enterprise which requires expertise in Aircraft Sheet Metal. One of the greatest assets I possess is my independent and creative thinking ability that has allowed me to solve many technical problems. Further, and equally importantly, I have the ability to function effectively as a team player, as well as to provide leadership, whenever needed. I am People-oriented, a hard worker who is determined and highly dedicated to perform effective skills on a daily basis. I am willing to learn new techniques and methods to maintain productivity.
EDUCATION:
- Middle Georgia Technical College, Aircraft Structure Associates Degree 2011-2012
- Georgia Southwestern, August 2008 – December 2010
- Middle Georgia College, Associate, Education, August 2002- May 2005
- Middle Georgia College, Associate, Business Administration, August 1997- May 1999
EXPERIENCE/SKILLS:
• Ability to assemble parts by seaming, bolting, screwing, riveting, tacking, or soldering.
• Ability to drill holes and drive rivets through braces, stiffeners, and doublers to assure proper repair.
• Routinely calculates and scribes patterns accurately using shop principles or radial line development.
• Ability to use measuring instruments to include pocket rules, hook rules, flexible and semi flexible steel rules, compasses, and other hand measuring instruments to measure plans and material.
• Ability to manufacture, install, and/or repair aircraft items such as deflectors, pans, straps, containers, wing patches, and flaps.
• Ability to remove damaged parts such as drilling out or cutting rivets.
• Ability to remove or cut out damaged areas in sheet metal.
• Can perform proper rust removal or any other type of corrosion with wire brushes, sand paper, or high-speed grinders.
• Ability to make repairs by using predetermined type and thickness of metal, cutting it to proper size, and if necessary, forming to proper contour using hammer and sandbags.
• Ability to assemble parts by seaming, bolting, screwing, riveting, tacking, or soldering.
• Ability to drill holes and drive rivets through braces, stiffeners, and doublers to assure proper repair.
• Ability to fabricate patches and trim patches to fit.
• Ability to remove dents, creases, nicks, burrs, and other irregularities from parts by smoothing or sanding, stop-drilling holes to prevent further cracking, or hammering out dents.
• Ability to use and maintain basic hand and power tools such as hammers, chisels, hand snips, band and circular saws, squaring shears, bar folders, brakes, high-speed drills, clecos, punches, egg cups, countersinks, rivet guns, rivet sets, torque wrenches, reamers, combination sets, scribers, calipers, taps, dies, slip roll former, 90 degree angle drills, and high-speed grinders.
• Ability to consistently operate equipment in a safe manner, applying established safety rules and regulations.
• Adheres to safety and security procedures and regulations to include proper wear of all Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE).
• Comply with all environmental laws and regulations when working with chemicals and disposing of toxic and hazardous waste.
• Familiar with mixing and applying numerous types of sealants and bonding agents.
• Promotes all safety, security, fire, and established health regulations for the work area to include rules, regulations, and procedures governing foreign object damage (FOD).
• Promotes positive support and works with employees, supervisors, and peers in an effort to produce quality products.
• Ability to respond to needs and requirements of both internal and external customers.
Tools and Equipment:
Rotary file Dividers
Flushness gauge Grip gauge
Micrometer Flat file
Torque wrench Vixen file
Dial calipers Needle nose vise grips
Protractor Card file
Tru-lock gauge Automatic center punch
Pneumatic drill Dotco Grinder
Punch and chisel set Chuck key
Cleco set Rivet gun 3x and 4x
Band saw Beehive safety spring
Drill press Microstop
Press brake Drill bits
Box and pan brake Deburring Tool
Cornice brake Dead blow hammer
Rotex punch 8oz. ball peen hammer
Putty knife C-clamp
Vise grips Wire cutters
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Middle Georgia College Cochran, GA August 1999 – May 2010
- Administrative Secretary / Accounting
I registered students for classes in Banner. I did Accounts Payable matching invoices with P.O.’s and then entered them into the Oracle database. I did general office skills as answering the phone, filling, typing using Microsoft Office, Excel, and many other computer programs. I was the liaison between faculty and staff. I ordered all textbooks for our department and all office supplies and kept up with our budget.
Elder-Care Pharmacy Hawkinsville, GA February 1988 – December 1994
- Book-Keeper
I did all Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable and Payroll. I did payroll every other week and paid invoices once a week. I also did other general office duties.
References:
Dr. Mark Keller
English Instructor
Middle Georgia College
110 Second Street, Cochran GA, 31014
478-***-**** work
478-***-**** home
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Randall W. Thompson
Aircraft Sheet Metal Supervisor at Warner Robin Air Force Base
320 Tumbleweed Circle
Centerville, GA 31028
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