Aircraft Mechanic

 

Structural Mechanics ~ Aviation Maintenance and Repair ~ Aircraft Painting

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Ø  Offering numerous years of experience as an Aircraft Mechanic/Aircraft Structural Mechanic with the United States Navy; 2001-current

Ø  Proficient in troubleshooting, repair, maintenance, and servicing Fuel, Oil, Hydraulic, Oxygen, and Nitrogen Systems as well as Structures and Components

Ø  Advanced training and experience in structures, hydraulics, composite materials, corrosion and paint/final finish

Ø  Dynamic leader who effectively directs work center operations; build and lead high-performance teams of as many as 30 Mechanics to meet critical timelines and quality standards in fast-paced, high-volume environments

Ø  Successfully train personnel in all areas of aircraft structural systems to maximize productivity

Ø  Strategically plan, coordinate and steer projects/workflow to optimize productivity and efficiency
Recognized by Admiral with Letter of Commendation for superior job performance

Ø  Effectively supervise and facilitate comprehensive inspections; strategically develop weekly PM schedules and manage all related reporting and inventories

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UNITED STATES NAVY-NAS Oceana                                                                             2001-Present

AIRCRAFT MECHANIC; 2001-Present

Night Shift Supervisor, Airframes Work Center-AIMD Oceana, Virginia Beach, VA; 2008-Present

Day Shift Supervisor, Tire and Wheel Work Center-AIMD Oceana, Virginia Beach, VA; 2006-2008

Night Shift Supervisor, Corrosion Work Center-VFA-83 Oceana, Virginia Beach, VA; 2004-2006

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Advanced Composite Materials Repair Course, Air Maintenance Training Group Oceana, VA; 2006

Aircraft Corrosion Course, Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Unit, Norfolk, VA; 2004

Aircraft Paint and Final Finish Course, Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Unit, Norfolk, VA; 2004

F/A-18 Non-Designated Airman/Plane Captain Course, Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Unit,  NAS Oceana Virginia Beach, VA; 2002

Aviation Structural Mechanic (Hydraulics and Structures) Common Core Class A1 Course,  Air Technical Training Center Pensacola, FL; 2001

Aviation Structural Mechanic (Hydraulics and Structures) Organization Level Strand, Class A1 Course, Air Technical Training Center Pensacola, FL; 2001
Shipboard Aircraft Fire Fighting Course, Center for Service Support Learning Site,  Norfolk, VA; 2001

 

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Dear _______________________________:

 

I would like to thank you for providing me the opportunity to interview with you and discuss the exciting (EXACT TITLE OF POSITION APPLYING FOR) position currently available with your company.  Having gained a deeper insight into the job requirements and your objectives, I am confident you will find me a valuable asset in achieving your goals.

 

As discussed, I believe you will find my broad-scope experience and training as an Aircraft Mechanic with the United States Navy over the past 8 years, including expertise in (LIST A FEW SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS RELEVANT TO THE ACTUAL POSITION YOU DISCUSSED), will prove vital to optimizing your performance.  Additionally, my extensive supervisory background should further contribute to your success in maximizing productivity, quality and cost-effectiveness of operations.

 

 

Should you have any additional questions, or to discuss future employment opportunities, please feel free to contact me at your earliest convenience.  Again, thank you for the enlightening interview.  I look forward to your response.

 

Sincerely,

 

 

 

James Royal