Category: AVIATION

         SUPERVISOR       Summary    I was a supervisor for two years in a corrosion control facility for the US Government. As a shift supervisor of three employees I was directly responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of twelve aircraft paint schemes. I currently maintain a US Government "Secret Security Clearance".          Experience     January 2004   to   January 2012     Company Name   City  ,   State     Supervisor        Worked on F/A-18C.  Masked and covered surfaces not to be painted.  Performed Plastic Media Blasting to remove paint and corrosion.  Striped, sanded, masked, and repainted surfaces, and blended and polished finish to match surrounding areas, manually or using portable power tools.  Cleaned, sanded, and applied chemical solutions to prepare and condition surfaces prior to painting.  Mixed and thinned paint or other coating to specified color and consistency according to standard formulas or color charts, using mixing equipment.  Sprayed specified amount or thickness of primer, protective, decorative, or finish coatings, such as paint, lacquer, sealer, or enamel, onto prepared surfaces, using spray equipment.  Painted surfaces of aircraft, applying knowledge of surface preparation and painting techniques, using spray painting equipment, power tools, and work aids.  Applied or retouched paint, using brush.  Laid out and painted insignias, symbols, designs, or other markings on painted surfaces, according to blueprints or specifications, using stencils, patterns, measuring instruments, brushes, or spray equipment.  Regulated controls on equipment to cure and dry paint or other coatings.  Set up portable ventilators, exhaust units, ladders, and scaffolding prior to painting.  Mainly worked on Aluminum metals.  Respirator qualified.  Supervised corrosion control facility supervising three employees directly responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of twelve aircraft paint schemes Ran and followed Tool Control Program and procedures Followed technical manuals and safety procedures Inventoried HAZMAT Separated HAZWASTE to EPA regulations Recorded and tracked HAZMAT usage Ordered HAZMAT for daily use Helped maintain an 0% accident rate in safety within my shop.         January 2012   to   Current     Company Name   City  ,   State     Administration Clerk        Prepare, type, and route correspondence and reports.  Organize and maintain files.  Recieve office visits and handle telephone communications.  Operate computers, word processing, and duplicating documents.  Maintain records and other official publications.         October 2013   to   June 2014     Company Name   City  ,   State     Aircraft Worker        Worked on P-3s, T-34s, T-44s, and F/A-18s.  Masked and covered surfaces not to be painted.  Performed Plastic Media Blasting to remove paint and corrosion.  Striped, sanded, masked, and repainted surfaces, and blended and polished finish to match surrounding areas, manually or using portable power tools.  Cleaned, sanded, and applied chemical solutions to prepare and condition surfaces prior to painting.  Mixed and thinned paint or other coating to specified color and consistency according to standard formulas or color charts, using mixing equipment.  Sprayed specified amount or thickness of primer, protective, decorative, or finish coatings, such as paint, lacquer, sealer, or enamel, onto prepared surfaces, using spray equipment.  Painted surfaces of aircraft, applying knowledge of surface preparation and painting techniques, using spray painting equipment, power tools, and work aids.  Used chemicals to strip paint and clean aircraft parts Masked and covered surfaces to prevent Plastic Media and chemical stripper from entering unwanted areas.         November 2014   to   March 2015     Company Name   City  ,   State     Aircraft Painter        Worked on Boeing 737 - 777 and Airbus 320.  Masked and covered surfaces not to be painted.  Striped, sanded, masked, and repainted surfaces, and blended and polished finish to match surrounding areas, manually or using portable power tools.  Cleaned, sanded, and applied chemical solutions to prepare and condition surfaces prior to painting.  Mixed and thinned paint or other coating to specified color and consistency according to standard formulas or color charts, using mixing equipment.  Sprayed specified amount or thickness of primer, protective, decorative, or finish coatings, such as paint, lacquer, sealer, or enamel, onto prepared surfaces, using spray equipment.  Used rollers and brushes to apply paint Painted surfaces of aircraft, applying knowledge of surface preparation and painting techniques, using spray painting equipment, power tools, and work aids Used chemicals to strip paint and clean aircraft parts Masked and covered surfaces to prevent chemical stripper from entering unwanted areas Followed blueprints to apply stencils for markings and placards.         April 2015   to   October 2015     Company Name   City  ,   State     Aircraft Painter        Worked on Airbus 319 & 320.  Masked and covered surfaces not to be painted.  Sanded, masked, and repainted surfaces, and blended and polished finish to match surrounding areas, manually or using portable power tools.  Cleaned, sanded, and applied chemical solutions to prepare and condition surfaces prior to painting.  Mixed and thinned paint or other coating to specified color and consistency according to standard formulas or color charts, using mixing equipment.  Rolled or brushed specified amount or thickness of primer, protective, decorative, or finish coatings, such as paint, lacquer, sealer, or enamel, onto prepared surfaces, using spray equipment.          Education          Florida State College of Jacksonville   City  ,   State       Aircraft Coating Technician Certificate
*Intern Hours; 148 hours with Associated Painters            Tulsa Welding School   City  ,   State       Welding Certificate
Job-Related Training              Interests    Aviation Structural Mechanics Common Core, Class A1 		(4 weeks)
Aviation Structural Mechanic Organizational Level Strand Class 	(40 hours)
Aircraft Corrosion 							(40 hours)
Aircraft Paint/Finish 							(80 hours)      Additional Information      Aviation Structural Mechanics Common Core, Class A1 		(4 weeks) Aviation Structural Mechanic Organizational Level Strand Class 	(40 hours) Aircraft Corrosion 							(40 hours) Aircraft Paint/Finish 							(80 hours) Honors, Awards Navy HYPERLINK "http://www.usamilitarymedals.com/navy-ribbons-awards-navy-marine-corps-achievement-medal-ribbon-c-2070_21_230.html"&HYPERLINK "http://www.usamilitarymedals.com/navy-ribbons-awards-navy-marine-corps-achievement-medal-ribbon-c-2070_21_230.html" Marine Corps Achievement Medal Ribbon Affiliations Member of the American Legion Post 76 M.U.C.H. (Makers United for Children's Hope)  Foundation         Skills    blueprints, C, charts, color, office, painting, paint, power tools, publications, Maintain records, maintain files, safety, supervising, technical manuals, Technician, telephone, type, Welding, word processing