Aircraft Maintenance Technician
Resume:
Joseph F. Machajewski
Lexington, SC 29072
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EDUCATION
Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics – Pittsburgh, PA
• Associate Degree in Specialized Technology 5/1993
• Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) License #2820893
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
7/2005-present United Parcel Service Columbia, SC
Aircraft Mechanic – Line Maintenance
Boeing 727, 747, 757, 767; Airbus A-300; MD-11, DC-8
• Involved in all areas of the UPS maintenance program including but not limited to through flights, overnight and weekend checks
• Accomplish Engineering Orders and modifications regarding electrical and powerplant systems
• Conduct high power engine run-ups for operational checks and engine parameter inspections
4/2004-7/2005 JetCorp LLC Spirit Airport, Chesterfield, MO
Aircraft Mechanic – Heavy Overhaul and Line Maintenance
Learjet 31, 35, 45, 55, 60; Falcon 10, 20, 50
• Adhered to scheduled inspections, service bulletins and other preventative maintenance
• Performed engine changes and high power performance runs
• Accomplished flight control/cable changes and rig adjustments per aircraft maintenance manuals
12/1999-5/2003 US Airways Pittsburgh International Airport, Pittsburgh, PA
Aircraft Mechanic – Heavy Overhaul and Line Maintenance
Heavy Overhaul: Boeing 737, MD80, DC9, Fokker F100
• Responsible for overhaul duties such as sheet metal fabrication and frame repairs in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications
• Handled the assembly and rigging of flight control surfaces and control cables per maintenance manual prints and specifications
• Utilized blueprints, wiring diagrams, and structural repair specifications to complete modifications, engineering orders, and service bulletins
Line Maintenance: Boeing 737, 757, and 767; DC-9 and MD80; F100; Airbus Family 319, 320, 321 and 330
• Conducted routine and non-routine maintenance checks
• Troubleshot electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and powerplant systems
5/1996-12/1999 Trans World Airlines Lambert Airport, St. Louis, MO
Aircraft Mechanic – Line Maintenance
DC-9 and MD80; Boeing 727, 747, 757, 767; Lockheed L-1011
• Completed all phases of maintenance on assigned aircraft for scheduled flights and ensured all areas of maintenance paperwork were addressed
• Handled preventative maintenance and inspection of airframe and powerplant systems
• Replaced and rigged flight control surfaces and leading edge devices per maintenance specifications
• Received and dispatched flights and corrected logbook discrepancies
SPECIALIZED TRAINING
• Aircraft taxi authorization and runup: DC-9 and MD80; A-300; and Boeing 737, 757
• Initial training course in Airbus A-320 family, A-300 and Boeing 737,757
• Avionics Fundamentals I and II
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