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John Kane

Chula Vista

Summary

Dynamic Avionics Mechanic with extensive experience at FRCSW, excelling in avionics troubleshooting and team leadership. Proven track record in managing workflow and enhancing operational efficiency. Skilled in wiring installation and effective communication, ensuring safety compliance and timely project completion. Committed to delivering high-quality aircraft maintenance and system diagnostics.

Overview

8
8
years of professional experience

Work History

Avionics Mechanic

FRCSW
San Diego
10.2016 - 01.2025
  • Assigned to the Mission Ready Team (MRT) for the E2/C2 program performing DEPOT level maintenance either at the Testline or at building 460.
  • Currently serving a 120-day detail as an Electronics Mechanic Leader (WL-2604-12) starting 02/06/2025-present.
  • Managed the work flow of the Electronics Mechanics in my shop, assigning and prioritizing immediate tasks to individual workers.
  • Hold standup meetings passing on my supervisor’s instruction while providing guidance to others, explaining work requirements to artisans.
  • Attend production meetings to address the status of each aircraft and bring up any constraints that arise.
  • Utilize QLIK, monitored parts being ordered using the Universal Call Board (UCB), make use of NALCOMIS to initiate and sign off work orders and discrepancies found pre and post flight.
  • Lead multiple teams on ISR's (In Service Repair) performing Rotary Coupler removal and installs, Integrated Back Plane removal and installs, and Optical Alignments.
  • Proficient in all phases of Avionics Mechanic PMI aircraft maintenance including induction, disassembly, repair, assembly and final assembly.
  • Troubleshoot a variety of systems including Radar, Vapor Cycle, ICS, and INCDS.
  • Use technical publications such as the Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM’s), 4790.2H, NA-01-1A-505, SAE AS50881, MRC Deck, NATOPS, maintenance instructions, illustrated parts breakdown, manufacturers' specifications, schematics, block diagrams, wiring diagrams, and technical directives.
  • Skilled in the use of hand tools, pneumatic tools, and power tools that pertain to the trade which includes: screwdrivers, wrenches, hammers, depth gauges, micrometers, electrical connector pin installers/removers, pliers, diagonal cutters, and wire strippers.

Aircraft Electrician

FRCSW
San Diego
10.2016 - 01.2025
  • Completed the four-year apprenticeship program consisting of two years schooling/electrical trade theory in conjunction with two years of on the job training (OJT).
  • Experienced in disassembly/assembly of E2/C2 aircraft including but not limited to wings, HF antennas, nose landing gear, main landing gear, tail, dome, power drawers, vapor cycle evaporator, OBOGS, propellers, propeller bulkheads, fire warning systems, generators, emergency generators, fuel pumps, fuel probes, AFMC’s, PCMU’s, air data computers, smart probes, control columns, pitch feel actuators, max rudder actuators, PFD’s, CDU’s, back-up flight batteries, power supplies, wing tip lights, flap brakes, beta lights, AOA indicators, approach indexers, electrical contactors, generator control units, ground power monitors, circuit breakers, emergency exit lights, as well as pedestals.
  • Utilize IETMS, NATEC, JTIDS, and official publications to perform installation/removal procedures.
  • Perform functional/operational procedures for E2-D, E2-C, and C2 aircraft for propeller anti-ice, windshield de-ice, AOA indications, smart probes, pitch feel, max rudder, rudder stop, and fuel level systems.
  • Install and repair aircraft wiring using environmental splices, crimpers, barrel crimpers, strippers, flux and soldering in accordance with NAVAIR protocol.
  • Troubleshoot power generation, power distribution, internal aircraft environmental systems, engine fire warning systems, AFCS, landing gear signal systems, flight controls, aerial refueling rudder stop systems, emergency lighting systems, bleed air, and INCDS systems.

Education

Some College (No Degree) - Certificate in Leadership And Supervision

FRCSW/ Southwestern College
Coronado, CA

Skills

  • Avionics troubleshooting
  • Wiring installation
  • Technical publication usage
  • Aircraft maintenance
  • System diagnostics
  • Parts ordering
  • Team leadership
  • Work flow management
  • Effective communication
  • Problem solving
  • Time management
  • Safety compliance
  • Component testing
  • Fiber optic technology
  • Wire harness fabrication
  • Radio systems
  • Component installations
  • Troubleshooting

Timeline

Avionics Mechanic

FRCSW
10.2016 - 01.2025

Aircraft Electrician

FRCSW
10.2016 - 01.2025

Some College (No Degree) - Certificate in Leadership And Supervision

FRCSW/ Southwestern College

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