Resume for Ben Guy

7/28/2019 Resume for Ben Guy

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Fritz G Exantus | AvionicsPro.com

Resume for Ben GuyRef: Marcus Le Gaudiet

Fritz G.ExantusInternet Marketer / Avionics Technician


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Hello,

My name in Fritz and Im a professional AvionicsTechnician currently working for Sikorsky GlobalHelicopters in Coatesville, PA in the United States.

I have over 10 years experience as an AvionicsTechnician with 7 years experience as an InternetMarketer. Ive also worked on military and

commercial aircraft totaling over $1Billion USD.

I have rare internet marketing, technical andtroubleshooting skills that sets me apart from otherAviation Maintenance Technicians. My main focus inaviation is to augment customer satisfaction andbuild a network of like minded individuals that want

to connect professionally. If your company orclient(s) are in need of technical expertise in theareas of troubleshooting, avionics installation, linemaintenance, 100-hour inspections, or InternetMarketing Im the person you want to hire.

Fritz G.ExantusInternet Marketer / Avionics Technician


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MILITARY & COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT

Repairs and Overhaul Avionics/Electronics Installation Heavy Maintenance Scheduled/Unscheduled maintenance Flight Line Troubleshooting Advanced Fault Isolation Wire Terminations Perform Aircraft Service Bulletins Perform Airworthiness Directives

FAA 14 CFR interpretation Accurately identify aircraft corrosion

Perform modifications Troubleshoot gripes Use of electrical test equipment Use of ground support equipment

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TECHNICAL SKILLS

COMPUTER RELATED SKILLS Microsoft Office Suite Microsoft Excel Microsoft Powerpoint Google Adwords Google Analytics Microsoft Bing Ads Adobe Photoshop Adobe Dreamweaver WordPress

Perform Search Engine Optimization Email Creatives

Email Auto-responders Podcasting Technical Publications


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Sikorsky Global Helicopters Coatesville, PAS-92 Avionics Completions Tech

SENIOR AVIONICS TECHNICIAN Install and test avionics systems andcomponents

Performed lab bench checks to includeanalysis, repair and calibration of avionicselectrical equipment. Performed routine checkouts when workhave been completed and advised LeadTechnicians of work to be done Install and test avionics systems

Effectively read and understand SikorskyS-92 Avionics schematics

Traveled to South Korea to complete twoS-92 projects for the South Korean President


TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE

Jan. 2007 -Current

Sikorsky S-92 CorporateHelicopter


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SIKORSKY GLOBAL HELICOPTERS, Coatesville, PAS92 Avionics Completions Technician

Responsibilities:

Built custom S92 helicopters for account executives and international clients.Each product had a base value of $20 million. Performed routinemaintenance and modifications, as needed which included analysis, repairand calibration of avionics electrical equipment. Also utilized avionics

principles, advanced functions and application of electrical theory.

Experience in diagnosing problems and determining needed repairs formalfunctions in electronic systems; making repairs that required the use ofprecision measuring and calibration equipment; using complex testequipment such as watt meters, air data test sets, pitot test sets, and specialtest panels; demonstrating the ability to interpret technical manuals,specifications and publications.

Regardless of increased pressure across competitive brands, the S92Completions department helped increase Sikorskys brand awarenessacross the industry by 17% (in house study), by completing 90% of customerorders on an annual basis.

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RESPONSIBILITIES


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SIKORSKY GLOBAL HELICOPTERS, Coatesville, PAS92 Avionics Completions Technician

Performance:

Despite an economic downturn, exceeded customer delivery goals by 3weeks to increase shareholder value and continually exceeding companysales goals quarter after quarter.

Selected to be 1 of 4 avionics technicians to fly to South Korea andcomplete three VIP orders for the South Korean President. Exceeded

customer expectations by working 14 hours for five consecutive weeks.Product was completed 2 days in advance. Estimated sales value: $90million

Successfully delivered eighteen S92 search and rescue (SAR) helicopters forthe Saudi Arabian government with a combined project value of over $1.2Billion US.

Logged over8,000 hours of helicopter maintenance, trouble shooting &customer customization.


PERFORMANCE


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United State Air Force - Willow Grove, PA913th Pennsylvania Air National Guard

Comm/Nav Technician (Staff Sergeant E-5) Communications Security Analysis TAC AIR CONST And INST Radar and Navigation Systems Install and test radio systems Effectively read and understand USAFsecure voice electronics schematics Coax and BNC connector repairs forcomm/nav components Maintained accurate records of workperformed Routinely tested Raytheon AN/ARC-164radio systems Test and Troubleshoot UHF/AM/HaveQuick II (MXF-243 Control AM/FM UHF/VHF) Maintained an active Secret Clearance



May 2006 - Feb 2009

USAF A-10 Thunderbolt


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United State Air Force - Willow Grove, PAComm/Nav Technician (Staff Sergeant E-5)

Responsibilities:

Maintained, tested, and inspected aircraft avionics communication systems.Troubleshot and repaired; calibrated, certified and aligned test station andequipment to standards. Ran automatic diagnostic software and updatedsoftware according to technical requirements.

Analyzed malfunctions via electronic test equipment, schematics andtechnical publications. Preformed scheduled/unscheduled maintenance oncomplicated aircraft avionics and communication systems.

Completed all USAF required forms and computerized maintenance forms.Mentored and trained subordinate technicians to ensure United States Air

Force quality standards were met or exceeded while ensuring a safety-conscious, quality-oriented and skilled workforce.


RESPONSIBILITIES


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United State Air Force - Willow Grove, PA

Comm/Nav Technician (Staff Sergeant E-5)

Performance:

Provided quality leadership and technical support to accomplish maintenancegoals.

Demonstrated superior technical skills and expertise in avionics and aircraftsystems, operational testing and troubleshooting.

Achieved a defect-free system by ensuring quality and efficiency of all

installations; troubleshot processes/concepts to provide timely, quality repairs ofmalfunctioning systems

Effectively and efficiently replaced defective components and wiring to ensureinstallations met conformity through acceptable practices, including: splicing,soldering and re-pinning or wiring

Oversaw the performance and compliance with engineering changes andmodifications as required


PERFORMANCE


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Jun. 2000 -Jun. 2005

Sikorsky CH-53E Super Stallion

United State Marine Corps - Willow Grove, PAHMH772 Marine Aircraft Group 49

Avionics/Electrical Supervisor (Sergeant E-5) Demonstrated superior technical skills in AC/DC electricity and electronics, digital principals

and solid state devices Performed scheduled and unscheduledmaintenance on aircraft electrical, instrumentand navigational systems Performed electrical tests and operations onprimary systems, powerplant systems andcomponents in a flight line environment Mentored and trained technicians tooperate, test and isolate faults on linereplaceable units (LRU) Maintained accurate records of technicalwork performed by subordinates Maintained an active Secret Clearance


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United State Marine Corps - Willow Grove, PAAvionics/Electrical Supervisor (Sergeant E-5)

Responsibilities:

Plan and coordinated and electrical/avionics activities and worked withmaintenance control to provide department with daily information onaircraft schedules, repairs, parts, and components shipped from vendors.

Collaborate with hanger management to schedule requirements for service

center aircraft. Schedule and complete tasks on work authorizations to meetthe service center master schedule.

Produced daily status reports and communicated progress to maintenancechief. Maintained current knowledge of aircraft service changes, aircraftservice bulletins (ASB), inspection schedule requirements, vendorinformation, procedures, publications and general knowledge pertaining toaircraft maintenance and servicing.

Trained shop technicians on basic circuit components for both AC and DCsystems, described principles of electric power generation and distribution;performed advanced circuit calculations, described operating proceduresfor generators and power distribution systems; practiced safety proceduresand maintenance procedures.


RESPONSIBILITIES


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United State Marine Corps - Willow Grove, PA

Avionics/Electrical Supervisor (Sergeant E-5)

Performance:

Consistently met aircraft schedules and tight deadlines by coordinatingefforts of electrical/avionics activities

Effectively supervised and instructed electrical technicians with technicalguidance and proper procedures of troubleshooting electrical/avionics

systems, routine inspections and preventive maintenance Maintained a preventative maintenance program on test equipment, hand

tools and special tools Conducted supplemental quality control inspections within applicable

ratings Ensured compliance with command inspection procedures, site operating

procedures and FARs.


PERFORMANCE


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April 2008 -Awarded

July 2006 -Awarded

April 2013 -Awarded

May 2013 -Current


FAA Powerplant Certificate Philadelphia, PAAviation Institute of Maintenance

FAA Powerplant Certificate Rating


EDUCATION

FAA Airframe Rating Simpsonville, SC

Aviation Institute of Maintenance

FAA Airframe Certificate Rating

Bachelors of Administration, ManagementAmerican InterContinental University, HoffmanEstates, IL - GPA 3.10

BA Management

Voice Network Systems Certificate - 560 HoursUnited States Air Force, Sheppard, TX


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July 2001 -Completed

July 2001 -Completed

Aug 2001 -Completed

May 2003 -Completed


Solid State Electronic Devices - Quantico, VAMarine Corps Institute


EDUCATION

Automatic Flight Control Systems - New River, NCAir Maintenance Training Marine Unit

Communication/Navigation Identification/Countermeasure Systems - New River, NCAir Maintenance Training Marine Unit

Military Organizational Maintenance

Electrical and Instrument Systems - New River, NCAir Maintenance Training Marine Unit

Military Organizational Maintenance


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Jan 2001 -Completed

Apr 2001 -Completed


Aviation Electricians Mate Strand, Class A1 -Pensacola, FL

Aircraft Electrical & Instrument Systems


EDUCATION

Avionics Common Core, Class A1 - Pensacola,

FL

AC & DC Circuits, Aviation Fundamentals


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Jan 2007 -Present

Feb 2009 -Present

Mar 2011 -Present

Sep 2012 -Present


Marcus Le Gaudiet - Virginia, USA

+1 (202) 644-3498

AS565 Avionics Supervisor, Ammroc UAE, Dubai


REFERENCES

Dane Hoover - South Carolina, USA+1 (803) 589-9175

General Manager, TSI Aerospace

Jim Schewbel - Pennsylvania, USA+1 (717) 725-8052

S-92 Avionics Supervisor, Sikorsky GlobalHelicopters

Kenneth Critchley - Delaware, USA+1 (302) 528-1711

Flight Simulator Supervisor , Flight Safety International

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