JAVIER VASQUEZ
San Diego
Summary
Experienced and dedicated Aviation Life Support Systems Technician with extensive hands-on expertise in the troubleshooting, disassembly, repair, modification, reassembly, testing, removal, arm and de-arm of Aviation Life Support Systems. Skilled in the interpretation of technical publications, ALSS maintenance, and ensuring mission readiness for military aviation operations. Safety-focused leader with a strong background in military compliance, known for an excellent work ethic and the ability to work independently with minimal oversight. Possess an active Secret Security Clearance and a proven ability to work under high-pressure situations while adhering to stringent standards.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Aviation Life Support Systems Technician
Fleet Readiness Center Southwest
Coronado
10.2024 - 01.2026
- Troubleshot, disassembled, repaired, modified, reassembled, tested, and installed Aviation Life Support Systems and components, ensuring mission readiness across multiple aircraft platforms.
- Inspected and maintained oxygen systems, including pilot breathing lower hoses, regulators, and oxygen delivery systems, confirming functionality and secure connections, while supervising maintenance and inspection of oxygen regulators and Oxygen/Nitrogen compressors.
- Provide the highest quality of Intermediate-Level maintenance on diverse aircraft component repairs in support of national defense objectives, and support Naval Aviation organizations with coordinated specialized maintenance and logistic support for operational units of military.
- Facilitated safe handling, installation, and removal of aircrew survival equipment while enforcing safety, security, and foreign object debris (FOD) standards in the work center.
Aviation Life Support Systems Technician
Fleet Readiness Center Mid-Atlantic
Norfolk
10.2022 - 10.2024
- Conducted scheduled maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs of ejection seat component, SKU-10/A seat survival kit, ensuring operational readiness and safety.
- Inspected and maintained aircraft egress explosive devices, including Cartridge Actuated Devices (CADs) and pyrotechnic survival equipment, including MK-124 marine distress signals and MK-79 kits, verifying serviceability, expiration dates, firing mechanism function, and proper storage for immediate operational use.
- Led 12-person team as Aviation Life Support Systems Supervisor, overseeing repair of 147 aircrew survival equipment components and supporting 967 maintenance actions, achieving 94% equipment readiness. Trained 25 personnel, resulting in 34 equipment qualifications and 27 on-the-job certifications across three departments.
Education
Mishap Investigation
Naval Occupational Safety Health And Environmental
Norfolk, VA08-2024
30-Hour General Industry Safety And Health
Occupational Safety And Health Administration
Norfolk, VA07-2024
Aircrew Survival Equipmentman (PR) “A” School
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Pensacola, FL09-2022
Some College (No Degree) - Associate of Applied Science in Health Sciences
American Military University
Charles Town, WVSkills
- Oxygen systems maintenance
- Egress system inspection
- Aviation safety standards
- Technical troubleshooting
- Military Computer Based Systems (NALCOMIS, OOMA)
- Intermediate-level repair
- Visual inspection
- Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint)
- Proper Ordnance Handling
- Performance Under Duress
- Attention to detail
- Rapid Learner
- Bilingual (EN/ES)
Certification
- IMA Work Center Supervisor Course (NALCOMIS), CNATTU, 07/01/25
- Aviation Life Support System Configuration Management (OOMA) Course, Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Unit (CNATTU), North Island, CA, 02/25
- OPNAV 8020/6 explosive operator/handler, 02/25
- Computer Operator, 2000 Hour, Department of Labor, 09/24
- Explosive/Ordnance Handler, 721
Awards
- Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, Awarded for outstanding leadership and performance in a high-pressure environment, demonstrating exceptional dedication to mission success and team development., 11/01/24
- Good Conduct Award (3 Years), Recognized for maintaining exemplary discipline, professionalism and commitment to duty over three years of service., 01/01/23
Additional Info
US Navy Veteran
Security - Clearance
Active Secret Security Clearance
Timeline
Aviation Life Support Systems Technician
Fleet Readiness Center Southwest
10.2024 - 01.2026
Aviation Life Support Systems Technician
Fleet Readiness Center Mid-Atlantic
10.2022 - 10.2024
Mishap Investigation
Naval Occupational Safety Health And Environmental
30-Hour General Industry Safety And Health
Occupational Safety And Health Administration
Aircrew Survival Equipmentman (PR) “A” School
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Some College (No Degree) - Associate of Applied Science in Health Sciences
American Military University