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- 1. Jason P. Trotman 5760 Waterloo Rd. Centerville, OH 45459 +966 54 657 1502/(937) 867-0275 Trot_23@me.com PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY DoD SECRET ENTAC Security Clearance (Inactive). Saudi Arabian Secret Clearance (Active). Specialized background in Aviation as a Supervisor, Crew Chief, and Quality Control Engineer, 20 years experience in troubleshooting, maintenance, repair, and training of aircraft system, maintenance practices, and quality control and review. Expert in Quality Control procedures, practices, and requirements for Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) and U.S. Air Force(USAF). Adept to designing flow for inspections, researching, technical manuals, schematics, and diagrams. Proficient in management, prioritizing, scheduling, training, and coordination of personnel. Knowledgeable in the use of precision tools and machines, hand tools, measuring devices, hardware, and various machinery. Adept in management turn-in, receiving, and tracking of controlled assets, parts, and equipment. Seeking a maintenance, quality control, and management oriented position offering challenge, accountability, and an opportunity for career advancement. Additional: Knowledgeable in the use of Microsoft Office programs and Microsoft-based computer servers. Qualified in use of to include but not limited to MB-2 aircraft tow vehicle, MB-4 aircraft tow vehicle, deicer, bucket truck, JLG high reach, universal maintenance stand, warehouse tug, crane, winch, and forklifts 5-15K and ATK. EDUCATION AND SPECIALIZED TRAINING University of Maryland University College
- 2. -Bachelors of Art in English and History: 114 credits of required 120 complete Community College of the Air Force : -Associates of Science, Aerospace Maintenance Six Sigma Green Belt Certification Craftsman Course Community College of the Air Force Engine Run Course, C-130/E-3 HazMat/HazCom Course Train the Trainer Course Quality Air Force Course PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE SUMMARY 09/2011-Present DynCorp International Quality ControlEngineer 07/2009 8/2010 Boeing/Al Salam Aircraft Company, Saudi Arabia Quality ControlEngineer 03/2008 - 7/2009 Child Development Technician, WPAFB, OH Teacher 01/2006 - 09/2007 Paraprofessional, Kubasaki, H.S., Okinawa, Japan Teacher 05/2005 - 12/2005 English Teacher, Okinawa, Japan 12/1993 - 2/2005 U.S. Air Force, Aircraft Maintenance Technician PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE DETAIL Knowledgeable of Boeing 707-300 and C-130 variants from a maintenance and engineering standpoint
- 3. Performs as Quality Control Engineer for aircraft, support equipment, maintenance, engineering, and management assessments. Coordinates RSAF and Boeing International Support Systems inspections with RSAF personnel, contractors, and onsite representatives. Educated in RSAF and USAF Quality Control/Assurance and Safety practices Knowledgeable in ISO requirements Team Leader for Tiger Teams and Focus Groups/Teams managing anywhere from 6 to 20 personnel Completes Quality Deficiency Reports and tracks and analyzes data for Quality Controlfor improved and Continuous Process Improvement Performs Quality Verification Inspections, Acceptance Inspections, Special Inspection Validation/Verifications, and Functional Check Flight requirements Coordinates with Headquarters (HQ) Engineering for modifications, repairs, and inspection requirements Proficient in computer programs suchas CAMS, Autolog, GOLDesp, Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and Engine Management Databases to track, update, and present status reports Qualified Impoundment Authority and Safety Representative Performed as Area supervisor, Floor Chief, and Dock Chief for isochronal inspections of KC-135R/T and E-3B aircraft Reviews and inspects aircraft and support equipment forms for documentation and correctness per Instructions, Directives, and Orders Uses technical manuals, technical orders, and test equipment to troubleshoot discrepancies Manages and supervises up to 20 inspectors directly and as many as 60 indirectly during inspection processes. Responsible for daily planning and accountability as well as tasking Operates engines on aircraft as required. (-7/-15 and CFM56) As Dock Chief/Assistant Section Chief distributed work assignments, managed scheduling and training of personnel to accomplish daily missions Conducts training/classes for maintenance, safety, and Quality Control
- 4. Uses computer programs to communicate, provide data management, track, update and present status reports Proficient in the use of special tools and test equipment Reads and interprets blueprints, drawings, schematics, and manuals Liaison for Royal Saudi Air Forceto Boeing Engineering for repairs, technical assistance, engineering guidance Proficient in Aerospace Ground Equipment, their usage, inspections, and safety requirements Also worked aircraft ranging from C-130, RC-135, C-12, MH-53, MH- 60, C-17, and A-6. Supervisor for maintenance, administrative, and inspection sections Creates Policies and Procedures for maintenance, safety, and operations requirements Performs Weight and Balance verifications Assists Crash Recovery operations and leads investigations. MILITARY SERVICE United States Air Force12/1993 - 2/2005. Honorable Discharge Aircraft Maintenance Craftsman/Crew Chief-2A571, Rank E-5