Jeremiah McKeown vgztav@r.postjobfree.com

[505-***-****]

**** ****** ****** **. #*** Albuquerque, New Mexico 87111

Objectives

To Obtain a Position as an Aviation Mechanic

Education/Certifications

Central New Mexico Community College (CNM)

Associates of Applied Science in Aviation Maintenance Technology 2012

FAA Certified Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic 2012

Experience

Ranger Infantry

US Army [Feb 05– July 05]

• Squad Leader/Fire Team Leader

• Understanding/Training of Military Standard Operating Procedures

• Proper Military Radio Etiquette

Experience Working on Various Aircraft

• Robinsons Helicopters Models R 22, 33, 44, and 66

• Eurocoptor AS350 B3 A Star

• Enstrom Helicopter F-28F

• Beechcraft 95-B55 Baron Disassembly and Rebuild

• PT-6 Turbo Prop Engine Overhaul/ Rebuild

• Allison 250 Turboshaft Engine Overhaul/Rebuild

• Turbomeca Arriel 2B Turboshaft

• Building Aircraft Structure

Skills/Competencies

• Composite Material Repair and Fabrication

• Rebuild/Overhaul all Turbine/Piston Engine Types

• Riveting

• Painting

• Fuel Systems Removal and Replacement

• Installation/Rewiring of Aircraft Electrical Systems

• Avionics Removal/Replacement

• Avionics Range Marking

• Adjusting Compasses (Compass Swing)

• Removal/Replacement Skin of Aircraft

• Ability to Comprehend All Standard Aviation Literature

• Landing Gear/Helicopter Skids Removal/Replacement/Preventative Maintenance

• Indentify/Remove/Prevent Corrosion

• Perform Stress/Damage Inspections

• Perform Hour Inspections in Accordance with Aircraft Specifications

• Taxi/Move Aircraft using Hand Signals/Radio Instruction

• Fabricate/Modify Aircraft Parts

• Repair/Replace Combustion Systems

• Repair/Replace Rotor Blades/Propellers

• Repair/Replace Compressor/Turbine Blades

• Safety Wiring/Locking Mechanisms

• Clamp Installation for Wires/Fluid Lines

• Rigging Flight Controls