Maintenance Training

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July 02, 2012

Jimmie Warren

*************@*****.***

Summary

Dependable, hard-working aircraft mechanic with over 2 years of experience in general aviation and 1 year in commercial aviation.

Skills

• Maintenance listed was performed on 707, 727, 737, dc-9, and md-80 aircraft

• Removal and installation of aircraft air condition components

• Testing of heat exchangers

• Lubrication of flight controls

• Removal and installation of horizontal and vertical stabilizer components

• Removal, balancing, and installation of rudder, elevators, and elevator tabs

• Lubrication of major aircraft components and cables

• Working with safety and high standards in mind

• Rigging flight controls

• Corrosion removal and prevention

• Removal and installation of cargo loading systems

• Changing hydraulic filters and engine oil & fuel filters

• Servicing ACM’s

• Cleaning and replacing elements in water separators

• Safety wiring clamps, filters, bolts, screws, and anything else that requires safety wire

• Using a variety of hand and power tools

• Experience using maintenance manuals, illustrated parts catalogs, and service manuals

• Keeping aircraft up to date with ad’s

Accomplishments

General, Airframe and Powerplant certificates

Powerplant (P) license

Experience

A&P Mechanic

September 2011 – Current

Stambaugh Aviation – Brunswick, GA

Removal, inspection, overhaul, and installation of minor and major aircraft components in accordance with the aircraft manufacturer.

Education and Training

South Georgia Technical College, 2011

Americus, Georgia, USA

Aircraft Maintenance

Airframe & Powerplant certificate

Training on various aircraft systems. familiarization with Cessna aircraft, Continental engines, turbo-shaft, and turbo-prop engines.