Armament, Electrical and Avionics Systems Technician
Resume:
Pedro J. Vincenty
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Killeen, TX 76543
USA
Email: **********@*******.***
Cell: 254-***-****
Work Experience
United States Army (10/2003-07/2010)
Maintenance Specialist Rank: SPC
615 ASB (AVIM) 1 ACB 1 CD Fort Hood, TX, United States
Supervisor: SSG Calkum – 303-***-****; Contact: Yes
Salary: $2,583.90 per month
Hours per week: 40
Duties: Armament, Electrical and Avionics Systems Technician.
Responsible for all aspects of assessing, troubleshooting, diagnosing, testing and inspecting all Armament/Electrical/Avionics Systems on the Army Helicopter 64Delta model. Perform scheduled and unscheduled AVUM / AVIM maintenance including proper removal and installation of all electrical components. Knowledge of systems to include testing and troubleshooting the Modernized Target Acquisition System (M-TADS), Modernized Pilot Night Vision System (M-PNVS), M230 Area Weapon System, Infrared Zoom Laser Illuminator (IZLID), External Stores Subsystem, LBA HELLFIRE (HF) subsystem that consists of M299 MIL-STD-1760 HELLFIRE missile launchers, Common Missile Warning Subsystem (CMWS), Modernized Signal Processor Unit (MSPU), M261 rocket launchers, MK66 2.75" aerial rockets, and the Pylon Interface Units, Jettison Subsystem, Integrated Helmet Sighting System (IHADDS), Fire Control Radar (FCR), Flight Management Components and Systems, Data Management (MIL-STD-1553B MUX data bus), Electrical Power Distribution/Generation, Auxiliary Power Unit (APU), Fuel System, Internal Auxiliary Fuel System (IAFS), Longbow Apache Lighting Subsystem, Communication Systems comprising of AN/ARC-186 solid-state VHF (Very High Frequency), AN/ARC-164 UHF-AM Radio (Ultra High Frequency), AN/ARC-201D VHF-FM SINCGARS (Frequency Modulated), KY-58 COMSEC, KY-100 Cryptographic Device, LBA Improved Data Modem (IDM), and ARC-220 High Frequency (HF) Radio, Air Force Application Program Development (AFAPD), AN/APR-39A(V)4 Radar Signal Detecting Set, AN/AVR-2A Laser Detecting Set, AN/ALQ-144 A IR Countermeasures Set, AN/ALQ-1369V)5 Countermeasures Set, M-141 General Purpose Aircraft Dispenser, APX-100 Transponder, KIT-1C/TSEC IFF, Aircraft Identification/Tracking Systems including Blue Force Tracker (BFT), Inertial Navigation System (INU) and Embedded GPS Inertial (EGI) units, Environmental Control System (ECS), Integrated Pressurized Air System (IPAS), Apache Pitot/Static Subsystem, Helicopter Air Data System (HADS). All above mentioned systems require extensive knowledge of Technical Manuals, Wire Schematics understanding, IETM, Fed-Log, Unit Level Logistic System-Aviation (ULLS-A), SCP-6, Form 2410 procedures.
To troubleshoot the AH-64D, practical knowledge of operation and understanding of test sets for the various Aircraft systems is essential. This test equipment includes the Captive Boresight and Harmonization Kit (CBHK), Air Data System Alignment Kit, Navigation System Mount Alignment Kit, PC-GBS (Personal Computer Ground Based Station), HDU Alignment Verification Assembly, TS-3614A/ALQ-136(V) FLTS Radar Jammer Test Set, Chaff Dispenser Test Set, SM-674A/UPM Radar Signal Simulator, MX-9848A/APR-39(V) Radar Signal Test Adapter, TS-4530/UPM Radar Test Set, TS-4463/P Pitot Static Test Set, AN/APM-424(V)2 Transponder Test Set, AN/AWM-101a Test Set Guided Missile System, PSD60-1AF Fuel Quantity Systems Test Set, TS-1836D/U Transistor Test Set, Box Magazine Ammunition Loader, ME-563/U Ammeter, TS-4165/G Electrical Cable Test Set, AN/PSM-45A Digital Multimeter, AN/USM-488 Oscilloscope, and Nitrogen Purge Kit.
Repairing the AH-64D requires extensive experience in repairing RF (Single, Coaxial, and Triaxial) wire as well as multiple other wire types. Coupled with correct maintenance procedures, plus calibrated tool usage, and task specific equipment, as well as understanding of all safety requirements, is essential.
Dedication to mission includes maintaining the highest level of efficiency by managing, supervising, training and mentoring soldiers. Developed mission focused maintenance procedures to accomplish a ninety-five percent Fully Mission Capable Rating while serving in Iraq multiple deployments under Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF 06-08, and OIF 09-10).
EDUCATION:
High School: Ellison High School Class 2002
Army Correspondence Course Program:
2007 AV0568 Aviation Accident Prevention
2007 AV0583 Armament Safety
2007 AV0695 Airfield Operations
2007 AV0595 Airfield Facility and Operations Safety
2007 AV0551 Aviation Safety
2007 AV0534 Human Factors in Aircraft Accident Prevention
2007 AV0550 Aviation Petroleum, Oils/Lube Operational Maintenance and Safety
2007 AV0567 Introduction to Aircraft Accident Prevention
2007 AV0569 Crash Safety Concepts
2007 AV0570 Aviation Shop and Flight Line Safety
2007 AV0574 Aircraft Accident Investigation and Reports
2007 AV0582 Safety Office Administration
2007 AV0584 Safety Programs
2007 AV0585 Measuring Safety
2007 AV0587 Safety Management for the Supervisor
2007 AV0593 Aviation Medicine Program
2007 AV0653 Military Aircraft Designation Symbols
2007 AV0661 Aviation Survival, Part I
2007 AV0662 Aviation Survival, Part II
2007 AV0663 Aviation Survival, Part III
2007 AV0664 Aviation Survival, Part IV
2007 AD0426 Corrective Maintenance of Patriot Radar Set
2007 IS0875 Combat Lifesaver Course
2005 AL0907 Basic Hydraulics and Hydraulic Plumbing
2005 AL0926 Basic Hydraulic Systems and Components
Additional Training:
AH-64d Armament/ Electrical/ Avionics Systems Repairer Course (15Y), Highest GPA Attained,
July 2004 Fort Eustis, VA
Deployments:
2009-2010 OIF, 1st Calvary Division, Iraq
2007 OIF, 1st Calvary Division, Iraq
2004-2005 1-2 Attack, Republic of South Korea
Awards and Recognition:
2009, 2008 Army Commendation Medal for Valor
2010, 2008 Iraqi Campaign Medal – Campaign Star
2009, 2006 Army Good Conduct Medal
2008 Meritorious Unit Citation
2007, 2005, 2004 Army Achievement Medal
2005 Korean Defense Service Medal
2003 National Defense Service Medal
2003 Global War on Terror Service Medal
2003 Army Service Ribbon
2003 Aviation Badge
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