Maintenance Mechanic / Welder / Fabricator

ERIC BURTON

**** **** *** #***

Tampa, FL *****

(H): 813-***-**** (C): 813-***-****

(E): ***********@*****.***

OBJECTIVE/PROFILE

• Licensed and trained Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic seeking a respectable career in a skilled and challenging workplace where experience, technical ability, and education are, not only, valued but rewarded.

GENERAL TECHNICAL SKILLS

• Use of technical manuals and industry texts such as: structural repair manuals, Federal Aviation Regulations, maintenance manuals, advisory circular 43.13 1-b, designated engineering reports, blueprints, schematics, etc.

• Use of tools including drills, rivet sets, rivet guns, hole duplicators, micro shavers, nibblers, brakes, hammers, safety wire pliers, punches, etc.

• Use of equipment including micrometers, calipers, torque wrenches, multi-meters, dial indicators, pressure gauges, tensiometers, scales, jacks, and a variety of powered and non-powered ground support equipment

• Metal experience includes working with hot/cold saw, automated plasma cutter, robotic arm welder, punch press, drill press, Bridgeport milling machine, various handheld grinders, pipe/tube bender, stainless steel polishing, and some TIG welding.

POWERPLANT

• Through formal training, performed supervised inspection, repair, installation and troubleshooting on turbine, turbo-shaft, reciprocating engines, and systems therein including:

o Induction, Exhaust, Fuel, Ignition, Electrical, Communication/Navigation, Ice and Rain, Instruments and APU

• Removal and disassembly of defective parts; assembly and installation of replacement parts; and testing aircraft system

AIRFRAME

• Training in fabrication of airfoils (sheet metal and composite), from blue print drawings and repairing damage on wing sections

• Experience with seat assembly and internal upholstery

• Knowledge of Hydraulic / Pneumatic systems, Instrumentation, Communication / Navigation Systems, Fire protection, Flight Controls, Landing Gear, Cabin Pressurization and Oxygen, Electrical Systems, and APU systems

• Supervised repair of skin or structure of aircraft according to specifications using pneumatics hand tools, torch welding, and composite repairs

CERTIFICATES/LICENSURES

Mechanic (Certificate No.: 3443897)

Ratings and Limitations: Airframe & Powerplant

Issuing Institution/Agency: Federal Aviation Administration

Date of Issuance: June 21, 2010

EDUCATION

National Aviation Academy-Tampa, FL

Sept 2008-Dec 2009

Aircraft Mechanic, Occupational Associate’s Degree

*Graduated Cum Laude*

Brewster Technical School-Tampa, FL

May 2003

General Equivalency Degree (GED)

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

PEMCO WORLD AIR SERVICES - Tampa, FL

A&P Mechanic, Aug 2010 - Present

RESPONSE MAIL EXPRESS – Tampa, FL

Machine Operator, Aug 2006 - Sept 2008

AMERICAN MARKETING – Tampa, FL

MBO Operator, Feb 2005 – May 2006

STAINLESS FABRICATORS – Tampa, FL

Bender/Polisher, Apr 2004 – Dec 2004

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