1. JEFFREY BLACKER
Meridian, ID 83646
blackerjeff@yahoo.com
OBJECTIVE
 To be a valued team member as an aircraft technician with an emphasis on safety, quality maintenance
and customer satisfaction.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
 Over seventeen years experience as an aircraft mechanic, team lead and aircrew member.
WORK EXPERIENCE
 Dec 2014 - May 2015 DynCorp Intl. FZ, Baghdad Intl. Airport, Iraq.
UH-60M Blackhawk Technical Inspector and AH-64 Apache attack helicopter mechanic.
 Jan 2014 - Dec 2014 DynCorp Intl. FZ, Bagram, Afghanistan.
UH-60 A/L/M model Blackhawk helicopter Technical Inspector.
 2013 - 2014 AECOM, Bagram, Afghanistan.
UH-60ALM unscheduled and phase maintenance Technical Inspector.
 2005-2010 L-3 Vertex Aerospace, Balad, Iraq.
UH-60 phase team lead mechanic, flight controls rigging technician, line mechanic.
 2004-2005 Lear Seigler Services, Ft. Drum, NY.
UH-60 mechanic for the U.S. Army’s RESET Program.
 1994-2001 U.S. Army.
UH-60 mechanic, Aviation Life Support Equipment technician, crew chief.
EDUCATION
 FCC license FRN number 002360XXXX. 2014.
 Bakers School of Aeronautics. Nashville, TN. A&P License number 359XXXX. 2011.
 Eastern Idaho Technical College. Idaho Falls, ID. 2002-2003.
 Aviation Life Support Equipment technician school (ALSE). Ft. Rucker, AL. 1998.
 US Army Aviation Logistics School, Medium Helicopter Repairer. Ft. Eustis, VA. 1994.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
 Prepared work orders, parts requests and daily aircraft status reports.
 Confined space with forced air respirator.
 Proficient with special/calibrated tools and equipment.
 Supervised personnel performing troubleshooting, maintenance and related tasks.
 Work well with the customer and experienced in problem solving and conflict resolution.
 Over seventeen years experience with the Sikorsky UH-60 airframe.
 Experienced with helicopter turbine engines and auxiliary power units.
REFERENCES
 Available upon request.