MARTIN R GONZALEZ

37120 Galileo Lane, Murrieta, CA 92563, (951)306-7944, mrafa5@yahoo.com

COUNTRY OF CITIZENSHIP: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

VETERAN'S PREFERENCE: 5-POINTS         SECRET SECURITY CLEARANCE

REGISTERED FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE

FIXED WING AIRCRAFT MECHANIC         AIRCRAFT STRUCTURE MECHANIC

sheet metal mechanic      HELICOPTER MECHANIC/FLIGHT ENGINEER

Objective

To seek employment in the best organization where my expertise and experience will provide maintenance and repair.

SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE

Inspection, maintenance and repair of aircraft (fixed wing and rotor) including: structures—wood, sheet metal, composite—and fasteners, covering, finishes, welding, assembly and rigging, hydraulics, pneumatics, instrument systems, electrical systems, position and warning systems, ice and rain control systems.  Reading of blueprints as appropriate.  I am currently working at March ARB for the US Air Force as a sheet metal mechanic on aircraft such as the C-17 Globemaster and KC-135 Stratotankers.  I have worked as sheet metal mechanic at Los Alamitos Joint Forces Base on helicopters such as UH-1 Hueys, UH-60 Blackhawks and OH-58 Kiowas on removal of corrosion, manufacturing of clips doublers and brackets, removal and installation of structure items.  Remove and replace panels and components as cowlings, transmission, shaft, hydraulic pumps etc.

Experience

8/1/2011 to present

U.S. Air Force Reserves

March ARB, CA

salary:  5200.00 usd per year

Hours per month:  16-24

SUPERVISOR:  MSgt brad rosario (951-655-3598)

Staff SGT (reservist) e-5; sheet metal mechanic AFSC2A7X5

Maintain the structural integrity and corrosion control of KC-135 Stratotankers and C-17 Globemaster airframes assigned to the 452^nd Air Refueling wing.  I utilize manuals, blueprints and engineering correspondence to troubleshoot, fabricate and repair, maintain supporting structures of the airframe, control surfaces, engine cowling an dmiscellaneous parts (latches, access panels, brackets, cables, tubing etc.)  I fabricate and repair parts utilizing a variety of machines and hand tools, powered and non-powered, such as squaring sheers, straight and aviation snips, band saw and circle cutters to cut straight or curved lines; cornice brakes, box and pan brake, mallet and an anvil or forming block, slip and roll forming machines and shrinking and stretching machines to form angles, shapes, curves, double contours, concave or convex.  I take on assignments which are particularly difficult for others and am able to complete in accordance to our technical manuals.  I have supervised and assisted other workers to complete their assignment.

8/2014 to Present             Dept. of Defense (U.S. Air Force)                March ARB, CA

Salary 31.60/Hr

HOURS PER WEEK:  40

    SUPERVISOR:  MSGT BRAD ROSARIO (951)655-3598

AIRCRAFT SHEETMETAL MECHANIC

    Maintain the structural integrity and corrosion control of KC-135 Stratotankers and C-17 Globemaster airframes assigned to the 452^nd Air Refueling wing.  I utilize manuals, blueprints and engineering correspondence to troubleshoot, fabricate and repair, maintain supporting structures of the airframe, control surfaces, engine cowling an miscellaneous parts (latches, access panels, brackets, cables, tubing etc.)  I fabricate and repair parts utilizing a variety of machines and hand tools, powered and non-powered, such as squaring sheers, straight and aviation snips, band saw and circle cutters to cut straight or curved lines; cornice brakes, box and pan brake, mallet and an anvil or forming block, slip and roll forming machines and shrinking and stretching machines to form angles, shapes, curves, double contours, concave or convex.  I take on assignments which are particularly difficult for others and am able to complete in accordance to our technical manuals.  I have supervised and assisted other workers to complete their assignment.  Apply cpc, alodine, primers and paints to prevent corrosion.  Advanced composites such as fiberglass and carbon fiber repairs, honeycomb repairs.  Document maintenance actions through GO81 computer terminals.  I comply with safety directives.  Advanced composite fabricator and repair.  I have strong interpersonal communication and teamwork skills.  I am able to provide direction and education to those who seek assistance.  I am experienced in my job and am able to provide knowledge and techniques to others.  I have the innate ability to communicate, both orally and in writing to exercise tact and discretion in contacts with higher-level military and civilian personnel.  I am knowledgeable of manufacturing and repair processes performed at aircraft/aerospace facilities.

7/1997 – 6/2004                      U.S. Army National Guard                      Los Alamitos, CA

SALARY:  5800.00 USD PER YEAR

HOURS PER MONTH:  24

SUPERVISOR:  Sgt John Ornelas (951)491-4023

HELICOPTER MECHANIC / STRUCTURE MECHANIC / SHEET METAL MECHANIC

Graduate of U.S. Army Logistics School 67T. Rank of Sergeant specializing in the maintenance and repair of 67-T UH60 Blackhawk helicopters and CH47C Chinook helicopters.  I was a flight engineer responsible for repair and maintenance of assigned aircraft.  Major tasks include delegating and performing timely repair and maintenance on assigned aircraft.  Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance.  Maintaining repair log book, minor electrical preventative maintenance, conducted daily inspections of aircraft.  All tasks performed according to appropriate technical manuals, FAA standards and Army policy and procedures.

All major repairs done in accordance with current Technical Publications, Structural Repair Manuals (SRM) Local Engineering Specifications (LES), Local Process Specifications (LPS), Blueprints, and Engineering 3 R (Rapid Response Request) Dispositions.  Comply with all Safety, Tool Control, FOD (Foreign object debris), and Hazardous material, waste programs.  Familiar with and use MSDS (material safety data sheet). Familiar with the use of Calibrated Tools like Micrometers, Depth Gages, Calipers and torque wrenches. Knowledgeable with the use of power and hand tools common to the trade as Rivet guns, High speed Dotcos, Sanders, Punchers, Sets, Bucking Bars, Wrenches, Grinders, Hole finders, Ratchets, scales, Rivet guns, drill motors, Do-all saw, Power brake, power shear, box/pan brake, grinders, and sanders.

1993 - 1997           LOCKHEED COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT CENTER               San Bernardino, CA

SALARY:  35,000.00 PER YEAR

HOURS PER WEEK:  40

SUPERVISOR:  COMPANY CLOSED

AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL MECHANIC

Assist line maintenance mechanics. Hands on work in adherence to company policies and procedures.  Additionally performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on various types of aircraft including the Boeing 747 and 727 model aircraft.  Work orders consisting of repair, patching and replacement of aircraft components and parts on damaged aircraft.  Perform corrosion repairs and sheet metal work.  Knowledge in use of brake machine, bench and power sheer.  Knowledge of hand tools, riveting, drilling, countersinking, trimming, grinding, stretch forming and heat treating. All major repairs done in accordance with current Technical Publications, Structural Repair Manuals (SRM) Local Engineering Specifications (LES), Local Process Specifications (LPS), Blueprints, and Engineering 3 R (Rapid Response Request) Dispositions.  Comply with all Safety, Tool Control, FOD (Foreign object debris), and Hazardous material, waste programs.

1989 – 1993                                         EASTERN AIRLINES                                 MIAMI, FL

SALARY:  35,000 USD PER YEAR

HOURS PER WEEK: 40

SUPERVISOR: COMPANY CLOSED

AVIATION SHEET METAL MECHANIC

Responsible for repair, patching and replacement of aircraft components and parts of damaged aircraft.  Perform corrosion repairs, fiberglassing, heat treatment on metal, manufacture parts out of metal materials.  Work performed in compliance with maintenance manuals, engineering orders, service bulletins and airworthiness directives.  Performed work on L1011, DC-9, 727 and A-300 aircrafts. Perform “B”, “C” and “D” checks.  Assist line maintenance mechanics and foreman in troubleshooting potential aircraft problems.  Utilize diagrams, schematics and blue prints. Collaborate with aircraft engineer.  Work with manufacturing maintenance representatives.  Monitor and assist in repair of out of service aircraft.

1985-1989                                   United States Army                       Various duty stations / Hawaii

SALARY:  30,000 USD PER YEAR

HOURS PER WEEK:  60+ (ACTIVE DUTY)

FLIGHT ENGINEER/HELICOPTER MECHANIC

Responsible for maintaining UH-60 and CH-47C Chinook Helicopters.  Responsible for the professional performance, training, evaluation and supervision of a staff of up to six personnel.  Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance.  Inspect and paint aircraft frames for corrosion control.  Inspect, remove and replace malfunctioning components and/or parts on landing gears, flight controls, turbines and treat and paint affected sheet metal.  Perform structural repair to damaged aircraft frame.  Maintain accurate records in the repair log book.  Perform general maintenance, inventory control and restocking of parts and tools.  Conduct daily inspections of aircraft. 

EDUCATION AND MILITARY

Aircraft and Structural Maintenance Specialist Course JCABP2A733 048D

USAF - Transportation Proficiency Center (2T251) Course

U.S. Army Primary Leadership Development Course (400-PLDC)
67T(UH-60) Helicopter MOS Transition Course Class 00-701
67U (CH47C) Helicopter MOS Transition Course 
Military Law              Weapons Handling Safety Rules
DOD Information Assurance Awareness                 Pre-Deployment Training
Dept. of the U.S. Army Certificate of Achievement (Orient Shield 89)
U.S. Army Transportation Battalion Combat Support and Service Certification of Achievement
High School Diploma

AVIATION CERTIFICATIONS / LICENSING

Commercial Aircraft Airframe (A) license

Dept of Navy NAESU general corrosion control and prevention course C-600-3180

U.S. Army motor vehicle operator ID card (DA form 5984-6)

TECHNICAL:

     Helicopter Mechanic, aviation logistics, corrosion control, sheet metal, painting, safety procedures, test equipment, scheduling, facilities management, Technical and Administrative report preparation, flight engineering, hydraulics, preventive and corrective maintenance, troubleshooting, overhauling, commercial transit driver, coordination and customer service.

TRANSPORTATION SKILLS & CERTIFICATIONS

California Class B Driver's License                      4K Forklift

SF171 Military License                                         Passenger endorsement

25K Halvorsen NGSL Forklift                               Airbrake endorsement

10K Forklift / 10K AT Forklift                              Safe Driver Certificate

 LANGUAGE SKILLS      Bilingual: English and Spanish fluently

Chad Weatherwax (*)     

March ARB Airforce

Supervisor

951-655-3598

Brad Rosario (*)

March ARB Airforce

Supervisor

951-655-3598

Jim Pickell

Oasis Bread Co

Owner

760-522-8120