Fabian Arroyo

• Directed, trained and supervised assigned personnel to perform various maintenance tasks.
• Monitored and tracked daily activities, and assignments of maintenance operations.
• Provide supervision and leadership to subordinate workers.
• Ensure that all aircraft maintenance work, materials, and practices, conform to FAA, customer, and company standards of quality.
• Oversee on the job training for A&P mechanics and leads.
• Evaluate maintenance personnel for job, qualification and training.
• Involved in hiring processes.
• Perform Mecanic and Lead evaluations.
• Assume various duties and responsibilities assigned by Director of maintenance.
• Maintain aircraft maintenance hangar quality and compliance standards for future auditing processes.
• Assist mechanics as needed to ensure work is performed according to FAA standards.
• Provide spreadsheets for maintenance turnovers, parts tracking, maintenance, scheduling, aircraft status and crew rosters using Microsoft Excel.
• Perform incident reports when aircraft damage is found.
• Lead meetings with employees up to 60 mechanics with leads.
• Evaluate Mechanic and Lead performance regularly to ensure maintenance production.
• Work with human resources to ensure accurate timekeeping.
• Perform aircraft CRS (certificate of release to service) prior to aircraft departure.
• Provide support for all aircraft maintenance teams as necessary to ensure productivity and teamwork throughout the company.
• Collaborated with other managers across the organization to develop strategies that support overall company objectives.
• Managed day-to-day operations while ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction were met at all times.

• Prepare work for mechanics to perform the next day.
• Budget management.
• Provide on the job training to develop skills with jr mechanics to perform tasks efficiently.
• Ensure all paperwork and documentation is completed correctly and tasks are performed according to the aircraft maintenance manual.
• Delegate work-orders to maintenance team and pre-plan assignments to provide support for efficient aircraft maintenance operation.
• Educated staff on safety and quality improvement strategies to uplift standards.
• Evaluated aircraft serviceability prior to release from maintenance control.
• Supervised a team of Aircraft Mechanics while ensuring compliance with safety policies and procedures.
• Recorded maintenance actions in aircraft logbooks.

• Experience with maintenance and storage on Boeing aircraft 717, 727, 737 classic, 737NG, 737 max, 747, 757, 767, 777, 787, airbus A 319, 320, 321, 330, 350, MD 10, MD 11, MD 80, DC 10.
• Removed components, such as landing gear, engines, and flight controls.
• Inspected completed work to certify that maintenance met standards and that aircraft are ready for operation.
• Conducted pre-flights/post-flights.
• Performed routine and scheduled maintenance on aircraft systems, engines and components in accordance with FAA regulations.
• Removed and replaced landing gear systems including brakes, tire/wheel assemblies and hydraulic actuators.
• Researched airworthiness, directives, and service bulletins to perform specified maintenance tasks.
• Performed A checks and C checks on various aircraft types.
• Performed heavy maintenance and modifications per Work orders, and engineering orders.
• Assisted with and performed engine runs to verify proper operation of installed systems.
• Operated hand tools, power tools, measuring instruments and other shop equipment in a safe manner.
• Performed routine preventive maintenance tasks including oil changes and filter replacements for engines and hydraulic systems.
• Reviewed technical publications for changes that may affect airworthiness of aircrafts.
• Evaluated the condition of airframes and related components to determine serviceability.
• Installed new instrumentation panels into cockpits.
• Removed and replaced defective components according to approved maintenance data instructions.
• Conducted inspections on structural components including landing gear, wings, fuselage, empennage and engines.
• Diagnosed mechanical malfunctions utilizing fault isolation manual, Aircraft maintenance manual, aircraft multifunction display, aircraft main access terminal, built in test equipment and utilized necessary tooling.
• Read and interpreted maintenance manuals, service bulletins, and other specifications to determine feasibility and method of repairing or replacing malfunctioning or damaged components.
• Conducted routine and special inspections as required by regulations.
• Replaced worn, defective and damaged components using hand tools, calibrated, and testing equipment.
• Inspected airframes for wear and other defects.
• Examined and inspected aircraft components, including landing gear, hydraulic systems, brakes, leaks, and other problems.
• Maintained, repaired and rebuilt aircraft structures, functional components, and parts, such as wings and fuselage, rigging, hydraulic units, oxygen systems, fuel systems, electrical systems, gaskets, and seals.

San Antonio Aerospace - 9800 John Saunders Rd, San Antonio, TX. Major repair A&P mechanic for Boeing 757-200/300, Boeing 737-300/500/700/800, MD10, and MD11. Responsibilities included removing and installing engines for B757 200/300, B737 300/500/700, MD10, MD11, and MD80, as well as DC8. Modification on pylons for B757, prefabrication of upper links, lower links, and side links. Removed torque tubes, rotary actuators, LE slats, flaps, rudder, spoilers, ailerons, and landing gear rigging on flaps, rudder, elevator, LE slats, and landing gear. Conducted operational tests on flaps, rudder, spoilers, elevator, disarmed the off-wing escape, and performed operational tests on emergency evacuation systems. Removed and installed the cargo loading system.

• Avolar Aerolineas - Tijuana BC Airport International Abelardo L. Rodriguez provides services for transit and overnight checks to “C” check Boeing 737-300-500 Hangar Aeropuerto Internacional de Tijuana, B.C. Technical flight solves failures that occurred in other stations, parks and receives aircraft, solves failures, conducts operational tests of electronic components in flight controls, removes engines, spoilers, rudders, flaps, elevators, and hydraulic components, removes and installs leading gears, and conducts operational tests of two aircraft engine operations inspections on all aircraft to leave them ready for the next flight.

• Consorcio Aviacsa, Mexico City, Hangar 1, Zone C, transits and overnight checks to, “C” check, Boeing 727-737-200, DC 9-14, Hangar Aeropuerto Internacional de Tijuana, B.C. Technical flight solves failures that occurred in other stations. Solve failures in flight logbook testing, electronic components, engine operation, and taxi. Remove and install spoilers, flaps, rudder, ailerons, and leading gears adjustment. Flaps, rudder, spoilers, elevators, and leading gears. Operational test on flight controls: rudder, spoilers, ailerons, elevators, and leading gears. Inspections of all aircraft to leave ready for the next flight.

Estrellas del Aire S.A. Aeropuerto Internacional Mexico City overnights checks to 'C' Check, solves failures in flight logbook testing, removes and installs electronic components, and inspects all aircraft to leave ready for the next flight. Testing leading gears, spoilers, flaps, elevators, ailerons, removing and installing rudder, spoilers, flaps, and slats, leading gears. Adjustments on flaps, rudder, elevators, leading gears, ailerons.