Non Destructive Technician
NDT.org Member Since: 2009
Added: 4/7/2009
Last Updated: 4/7/2009
Last Updated: 4/7/2009
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State:
TX Texas
Country:
United States
Status:
I am willing to Travel.
Currently working but always looking.
I prefer permanent jobs.
Currently working but always looking.
I prefer permanent jobs.
Certifications
QUALIFICATIONS
Over six years experience as a Non Destructive Testing Technician, working on multiple military aircraft and support equipment.
Formal NDE classroom training in UT, ET, MT, PT, and RT, disciplines. Classroom and practical testing is over 700 hours.
MT -500+ hrs experience NAS-410 Level II
PT - 500+ hrs experience NAS-410 Level II
ET -1400+ hrs experience -410 Level II
RT – 500+ hrs experience NAS-410 Level II
UT -1000+ hrs experience NAS
Roll Scan Qualified for stress inspections of steel.
Re-certified: for NDT September 2006.
Documented history of superior work performance
Aircraft Nondestructive Inspection Technician (16-JUN-2003 29-SEP-2003)
Over six years experience as a Non Destructive Testing Technician, working on multiple military aircraft and support equipment.
Formal NDE classroom training in UT, ET, MT, PT, and RT, disciplines. Classroom and practical testing is over 700 hours.
MT -500+ hrs experience NAS-410 Level II
PT - 500+ hrs experience NAS-410 Level II
ET -1400+ hrs experience -410 Level II
RT – 500+ hrs experience NAS-410 Level II
UT -1000+ hrs experience NAS
Roll Scan Qualified for stress inspections of steel.
Re-certified: for NDT September 2006.
Documented history of superior work performance
Aircraft Nondestructive Inspection Technician (16-JUN-2003 29-SEP-2003)
Education
I have been in the military for the last ten years. In that time I have gone to schools for aircraft corrosion control, been trained in structures and hydraulics, hazardous materials and career counsleing. I also have several liscences and training for aircraft support equiptment.
I graduated high school in 1999 from Washington Academy in Salem, NY.
American Council on Education Recommendation: 59 Semester Hours for U.S. Navy Training/Schools.
I graduated high school in 1999 from Washington Academy in Salem, NY.
American Council on Education Recommendation: 59 Semester Hours for U.S. Navy Training/Schools.
Experience
WORK
EXPERIENCE
Nondestructive inspection Technician:
Helicopter Mine Countermeasures Squadron 15, Corpus Christi, TX
From Nov 2006 – Present Day
I perform NDT inspections as 1 of 3 technicians. While working as an aviation structural mechanic I was able to use my expertise in NDT to communicate with engineers when unprecedented circumstances came up. Deployed overseas I was the sole technician for my squadron, while assisting our 2 sister squadron HSC-26 and VRC-40.
Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department, Lemoore, CA
From Sept 2003 – Nov 2006
I worked in a fully functioning NDT lab including X-Rays. My first position as a technician I worked on a naval base with 175 F/A 18 Hornets. First time discoveries of defects required research and validation of inspection processes. On the older version more intense procedures were needed. I was an integral part in performing a hardness test with the Ames II hardness tester on the belly of the aircraft after conductivity checks had failed.
VFA-97 Warhawks Lemoore, Ca
From Oct 1999 – June 2003
In my first Command I was a plane captain while at sea and land based. This is where I chose the direction of my Naval career. I became an Aviation Structural Mechanic in 2001.
EXPERIENCE
Nondestructive inspection Technician:
Helicopter Mine Countermeasures Squadron 15, Corpus Christi, TX
From Nov 2006 – Present Day
I perform NDT inspections as 1 of 3 technicians. While working as an aviation structural mechanic I was able to use my expertise in NDT to communicate with engineers when unprecedented circumstances came up. Deployed overseas I was the sole technician for my squadron, while assisting our 2 sister squadron HSC-26 and VRC-40.
Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department, Lemoore, CA
From Sept 2003 – Nov 2006
I worked in a fully functioning NDT lab including X-Rays. My first position as a technician I worked on a naval base with 175 F/A 18 Hornets. First time discoveries of defects required research and validation of inspection processes. On the older version more intense procedures were needed. I was an integral part in performing a hardness test with the Ames II hardness tester on the belly of the aircraft after conductivity checks had failed.
VFA-97 Warhawks Lemoore, Ca
From Oct 1999 – June 2003
In my first Command I was a plane captain while at sea and land based. This is where I chose the direction of my Naval career. I became an Aviation Structural Mechanic in 2001.
Comments
I have the following,
SKILL SETS
Structural/Hydraulics Planning/Scheduling
Technical Publications Specialized Databases
I have had the following jobs and responsibilities,
Shift Supervisor: Supervised 6 Technicians as the senior technician on the mid shift; directed and oversaw planned and emergency inspections. Provide, On-the-job training, and guidance for the Level I Technicians.
Quality Assurance Inspector: Inspected the work of subordinates pending completion of training. Recommend modification of factors, such as personnel and equipment utilization.
SKILL SETS
Structural/Hydraulics Planning/Scheduling
Technical Publications Specialized Databases
I have had the following jobs and responsibilities,
Shift Supervisor: Supervised 6 Technicians as the senior technician on the mid shift; directed and oversaw planned and emergency inspections. Provide, On-the-job training, and guidance for the Level I Technicians.
Quality Assurance Inspector: Inspected the work of subordinates pending completion of training. Recommend modification of factors, such as personnel and equipment utilization.
