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BRUCE WAYNE

103 Peace Lane
Mountain View, CA 94034

650-325-1618

SUMMARY

Military trained jet engine mechanic with over 2 years of experience working on F15 jets and over 4 years on Falcon helicopters. Expertise includes inspecting, repairing, disassembling, removing, reassembling, testing and installing numerous aircraft accessories prior to take offs, as per the technical manuals and guidelines. Computer knowledge include Microsoft Windows 2000 OS, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Microsoft Publisher and TAMMS.

EXPERIENCE (MILITARY)

UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS, 2005 – Present
Aerospace Propulsion Mechanic

Inspect, repair, remove, reassemble, install and adjust different parts including the compressor (fan), gear box, augmentor exhaust nozzle, augmentor, turbine section, engine accessories (such as fuel pump, exciter, igniter, anti-ice valve and fuel control), engine manifolds, electrical wiring and core engineering. Perform hourly, daily and time compliance inspection routines to determine which parts need to be repaired or replaced. Inspect parts to check wear, check which parts are functional or non-functional, replace faulty components and reassemble the units. Repair functional parts on-site or send to support/depot level for more critical work.

• Received a Marine Corps Excellency Medal in April 2006 for working nine hours continue till 2:00 a.m. (performed an engine test in the hush house before going down for calibration).
  

INACTIVE RESERVES, 2003-2005

Diesel Operated Engines, Tampa, Florida, 2001 – 2003
Fuel Injection Mechanic

UNITED STATES ARMY, 1997 – 2001
Cannon Crew Worker

Received special training at Ft. Bragg(N. Carolina) from March 1997 to June 1997. Transferred to France until August 1998 and later to Ft. Sills until March 2001.

UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS, Florida and Texas, 1995 – 1997
Falcon Helicopter Mechanic

Performed responsibilities similar to those of a jet engine worker. Performed daily inspection routines prior to take off. Replaced optional rotor mast assembly. Rigged collective and cyclic control system. Replaced main rotor hub and blade assembly.

• Awarded an Award of Appreciation in April 1996 for completing extra maintenance courses through the Smart Troop program.
  

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES AVIATION CENTER

Aircraft Electrical Power Systems, Aircraft Common Hardware, Basic Hydraulics, Safety Procedures, Hydraulic Systems and Accesorries, Hydraulic Plumbing and Aircraft Technical Drawings.

ITT Technical Academy, 2003
A.A.S., Mechanical Engineering Technology