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Robert Carrol Hatcher
Summary Highly skilled Avionics Technician with Air Force training and 20 years hands-on experience performing a
variety of installation and maintenance tasks on avionics hardware and wiring assemblies. Hard-working
and efficient. Works well under pressure.
Key
Qualifications
Excellent problem solver
Security clearance
Management
Leadership
Conflict resolution
Strong attention to detail
Advanced troubleshooter
Adept at wiring repair
Expert electrical/electronics inspector
Information technology equipment custodian
Information assurance manager
Knowledgeable with safety equipment
Well versed in reading and interpreting technical and
safety manuals
Familiar with many types of electronic test equipment
RF Radiation awareness
Corrosion control
Highly professional trainer/instructor
Effective at oral and written communication
Quality insurance and control
Works well alone or in groups
Experience Assistant Section Chief (July 2014 – Jan 2015)
Managed 150 personnel
Reviewed, edited, tracked and routed enlisted performance reports, decoration packages, and award
packages for maintenance personnel
Avionics Systems Instructor (Jun 2010 – Jun 2014)
Conducted 3600 hours of formal classroom instruction and training sessions for Avionics Maintenance
personnel
Maintained plans of instruction, technical data extracts, and classroom training aids and references for
assigned classes
Performed as subject matter expert for avionics system checkouts, theory of operation, diagnostics, and repair
Supervised, directed, and monitored student progress and performance and provided counseling and
guidance as needed
Authored Block 40 Global Air Traffic Management training course
Revised Rivet Glass Avionics course, updated 5 training objectives
Designed international avionics training course in support of UK Royal Air Force RC-135 acquisition
Managed 175 Information Technology assets worth 150 thousand dollars, orchestrated system upgrades,
performed diagnostics and repairs on equipment, and instituted refresh of IT assets
Trained 40 personnel on computer protocols
Executed implementation of e-Tool technical order system eliminating 250 paper copy library
Oversaw conversion of paper to digital routing systems for class tracking packages, course reviews, and
course development
Drove vital upgrade of RC-135 avionics maintenance training simulator
Orchestrated classroom technology upgrade, designed and installed secondary monitors and interface
equipment for instructors, enabled conversion to digital lesson plans and technical orders
Instruments and Flight Control Systems Element Lead (Jan 2008 – May 2010)
Managed 35 personnel, scheduled shifts, deployments, temporary duty assignments, training classes, and
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Robert Carrol Hatcher
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Oversaw on-the-job, annual auxiliary, and upgrade training programs
Monitored and tracked shop maintenance activity historical data
Performed duties as an Instruments and Flight Control Systems Craftsman
Instruments and Flight Control Systems Craftsman (Jan 2002 – Dec 2007)
Supervised and performed scheduled and unscheduled instrument and flight control systems maintenance on
assigned RC-135 aircraft
Conducted on the job specialty training, instructed on and adhered to general maintenance practices, and
advised supervision on system technical problems
Executed advanced troubleshooting techniques
Ensured compliance with technical data, general maintenance procedures, and published safety guidelines
Performed duties as an Aerospace Guidance and Control Systems Journeyman
Aerospace Guidance and Control Systems Journeyman (Mar 1995 – Dec 2001)
Documented applicable maintenance records and completed historical data in Integrated Maintenance Data
System
Troubleshot, inspected, removed, installed, repaired, adjusted, and aligned analog and digital avionics,
autopilot, fuel quantity, flight control and engine indicating, and navigation system components, wiring, and
connectors in support of operational commitments
Analyzed and evaluated system and equipment performance using applicable test equipment
Provided technical advice to other maintenance specialties to help resolve problems
Interpreted troubleshooting charts, wiring diagrams, and schematics
Handled and disposed of hazardous waste according to prescribed procedures
Assisted with aircraft launch, recovery, and servicing operations
Posted technical data publication changes
Inventoried and maintained composite maintenance tool kits
Employment
History
Technical Sergeant United States Air Force, Offutt AFB NE 1 Sep 2008 – 1 Apr 2015
Staff Sergeant United States Air Force, Offutt AFB NE 1 Feb 2001 – 31 Aug 2008
Senior Airman United States Air Force, Offutt AFB NE 1 Mar 1998 – 31 Jan 2001
Airman First Class United States Air Force, Offutt AFB NE 1 Jul 1996 – 28 Feb 1998
Airman United States Air Force, Offutt AFB NE 1 Sep 1995 – 30 Jun 1996
Airman Basic United States Air Force, Keesler AFB NE 1 Mar 1995 – 31 Aug 1995
Education Avionics Systems
Technology Degree
Community College of the Air Force, Maxwell
AFB, AL
28 Feb 2011
Instructor of Technology
and Military Science
Degree
Community College of the Air Force, Maxwell
AFB, AL
28 Feb 2011