Shift Supervisor Resume

SUMMARY

To find a challenging career to grow professionally by strengthening my technical and analytical skills while continuing to pursue my Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.
Aviation Electronics Supervisor with four years of experience involving technical direction and management of a team of avionics maintenance personnel; maintained and repaired 87 different complex avionics subsystems of the F/A - 18 Hornet fighter jet. Performed and oversaw the maintenance of a wide variety of support equipment used primarily to troubleshoot avionic components.
Primary field of expertise includes cockpit display instrumentation systems, weapon delivery systems, and automatic flight control systems.
Directed and managed maintenance activities of 31 technicians while meeting all quality assurance requirements were met.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Confidential

Shift Supervisor

Responsibilities:

Assisted production by maintaining and repairing production machines.
Conducted preventative maintenance on machines following a strict maintenance guideline.
Assisted engineers with modifications and PLC program changes.
Completed all maintenance documentation and followed all safety rules and regulations in accordance with OSHA standards and NFPA 70E
Provided quality service to any engineer that needed tested completed
Collected data from the devices under test by following engineer’s instruction.
Set-up testers and handlers in the correct configuration for devices being tested. Stored tested devices in accordance with instructions given by engineer.
Logged all testing completed on local intranet.
Troubleshot, reported, and performed all necessary service on ATM’s
Replaced items that were used on a daily basis, cleared the machine of cash jams and returned the ATM to service.
Kept an accurate log of all maintenance done and buildings entered.

Confidential

Shift Supervisor

Responsibilities:

Coordinated the maintenance effort, assigned priorities, and supervised tasks to maximize the avionics systems readiness of six F/A-18 squadrons
Supervised thousands of maintenance actions with zero defects
Supported superiors by keeping them apprised of all pertinent personnel and administrative matters
Remained ready and willing to assume the duties of superiors
Mentored and counseled, and challenged subordinates to prevent mishaps in the work center as well as within their personal lives
Used schematics, technical manuals, and appropriate test equipment to isolate system failures to the lowest replaceable or repairable components
Tested avionics equipment during actual operating conditions and under simulated conditions to determine performance and airworthiness
Proficient using test equipment, oscilloscopes, digital meters, and problem solving logic
Completed the repair of hundreds of avionic systems