William Sanchez Jr.

E-5 - AM - Aviation Structural Mechanic

Navy

12.2016 - Current

Performed eleven "546 day" inspections and completed 25 phase inspections resulting in 24,420.2 mishap free flight hours
Completed over 10 tail rotor rig checks and 4 main rotor rig checks
Reduced downtime for aircraft repairs through efficient troubleshooting and diagnosis of flight control systems.
Maintained main and auxiliary hydraulic power systems, actuating subsystems and landing gear on MH-60 R aircraft.
Ensured timely completion of projects by effectively prioritizing tasks and working closely with other team members.
Serviced pressure accumulators, emergency air bottles, oleo struts, reservoirs and master brake cylinders.
Provided exceptional support during emergency situations, responding quickly to urgent repair needs while maintaining a calm demeanor under pressure.
Installed, rigged and removed flight control surfaces and fabricated aircraft's skin.
Trained new sailors, helping them acclimate quickly to the work environment and develop essential skills for success in their roles as aviation structural mechanics.
Performed daily flight line preflight and post-fight aircraft inspections of hydraulic systems and flight control surfaces.
Assisted with aircraft and equipment transport and movement.
Removed and installed aircraft subsystem assemblies such as engines, rotors, gearboxes, transmissions, and mechanical flight controls.
Troubleshot mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical systems and tested equipment following repairs.
Collaborated with colleagues in developing and refining maintenance procedures.
Read and interpreted aircraft documentation to determine repair feasibility and methods.
Implemented cost-saving measures by identifying opportunities to reuse or repurpose materials without compromising safety or quality standards.
Conducted airframe, airfoils and flight controls maintenance and logged actions in aircraft log.
Disassembled and inspected hydraulic systems and replaced worn components.
Demonstrated expertise in sheet metal fabrication, welding, riveting, corrosion control, painting, sealing, bonding applications for optimal structural integrity results.
Increased team productivity by providing expert guidance and training to junior aviation mechanics.
Performed daily postflight, preflight and other periodic inspections.
Enhanced aircraft safety by performing thorough inspections and maintenance of structural components.
Completed complex repair jobs, demonstrating strong attention to detail and commitment to excellence in all aspects of aircraft maintenance work.

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E-5 - AM - Aviation Structural Mechanic

Education

High School Diploma -

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E-5 - AM - Aviation Structural Mechanic

High School Diploma -

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