FAA-certificated A&P mechanic with 8 years maintaining KC-135R tankers (CFM F108 engines) on the flight line and in phase inspection. Engine-run qualified and an experienced expediter who keeps aircraft on schedule. Applying for Aircraft Maintenance Technician.
- FAA Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic Certificate (2025)
- KC-135R engine run qualification
- Air Force Aerospace Maintenance 7-level (craftsman)
Aircraft & Engines:Boeing KC-135R Stratotanker, CFM F108 (CFM56-2) turbofan
Systems:Hydraulics, Fuel systems, Landing gear & brakes, Flight controls & rigging, Pneumatics
Maintenance Practices:Technical-order compliance, Torque & safety wire, Borescope inspection, Maintenance data documentation (IMDS), Tool control & FOD prevention
- Troubleshot and repaired hydraulic, fuel, landing gear, and flight-control faults on 16 KC-135R aircraft per technical orders, helping raise the fleet mission-capable rate from 71% to 80%.
- Expedited maintenance for 12 technicians per shift, prioritizing jobs to make 96% of scheduled departures on time.
- Performed 140 engine runs and ground operational checks on CFM F108 engines after component replacements, with zero repeat write-ups in 2025.
- Led tool-control and FOD-prevention inspections for a 90-person section with zero lost-tool incidents across 3 annual evaluations.
- Serviced, launched, and recovered KC-135R aircraft for 1,100+ sorties, including through-flight and pre-flight inspections.
- Completed 18 phase-inspection packages alongside specialists, finishing on average 1.5 days ahead of schedule.