Air Nation Guard 158th Maint SQ - Flight Line Crew Cheif Resume Example

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Grace Gray

XXX XXXXX XXX, Unorganized Territory of South Oxford, ME 04217

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Professional Summary

My prior employment of both Aircraft Maintenance and Ski Patrolling gave me the skills to be able to work in an environment that required attention to detail and the ability to think on my feet in stressful situations. Both employment experiences also prepared me to use risk management and assessment in my daily work.

Skills

Tactical Aircraft Maintenance
Out Door Emergency Care Technician

Public Safety
Public Speaking

Incident Management
Team Management

Complex and Creative Problem Solving

Experience

Flight Line Crew Cheif Jun 2010－Present Air Nation Guard 158th Maint. SQ － Burlington, VT

As a flight line crew chief I am responsible for the over all condition and serviceability of an F-16 as well as ensuring all attached paperwork is accurate and complete. To do this requires a high attention to detail in all tasks from day to day servicing to trouble shooting and the replacement of aircraft components. To accomplish this by my self was sometimes impossible and I was required to work with fellow crew chiefs and specialists to overcome issues. In instances that required other individuals or shops to become involved I had to use management and delegation skills.

Ski Patroller Nov 2010－Mar 2014 Sunday River Ski Patrol － Bethel, ME As a ski patroller I had two main duties, the health and well being of our customers and hazard identification and elimination. The average day for a ski patroller varied wildly from a quite day focused on work projects to dealing with multiple injured people. With no prior warning a patroller could easily find them selves dealing with a life threatening injury. Dealing with such an event required absolute focus, team management skills, attention to detail, delegation skills and the ability to communicate clearly and effectively to multiple different people and organizations. Equally as important as dealing with injury was preventing it. Prevention required close inspection of all areas of the mountain and constant use of risk management.

Education