Dominic H. Ambrose
Aircraft Maintenance Technician, Scheduled passenger airlines
Charlotte, NC · (704) 555 0125 · name@example.com · linkedin.com/in/dominichambrose
Key Qualifications
EXPERIENCE
Ten years in airline line maintenance under part 121
INDUSTRIES
Scheduled passenger airlines, station maintenance, ground support
SPECIALTIES
Troubleshooting, minimum equipment list deferrals, engine change support, return to service
SYSTEMS
Trax maintenance and engineering system, electronic technical publications, Microsoft Teams
CREDENTIALS
Airframe and powerplant certificate, run and taxi qualification, human factors training
EDUCATION
Associate degree in aviation maintenance technology, Guilford Technical Community College
Executive Summary
Line maintenance technician with ten years on narrow body airliners at a hub station, holding the airframe and powerplant certificate and signing return to service under part 121. Works overnight checks, minimum equipment list deferrals and quick turn troubleshooting on a fleet of one hundred daily departures.
Signature Achievements
- Cut maintenance driven delays at the station by 38 percent in a year by moving repeat items to the overnight check.
- Returned an aircraft to service in four hours after a bleed duct failure that would normally have canceled the rotation.
- Closed 96 percent of minimum equipment list deferrals inside the allowed interval across two years.
- Found a chafed wire bundle during a routine check that had passed three previous inspections.
- Supported nine engine changes on the ramp with no rework and no borrowed tooling from other stations.
Professional Experience
Aircraft Maintenance Technician
Piedmont Skyline Airways, Charlotte, NC 2019 to present
Overnight line crew of fourteen covering roughly one hundred daily departures at a hub station
- Troubleshoots and repairs airframe, engine and system faults reported by flight crews.
- Performs overnight service checks and signs the maintenance release for the first departure.
- Applies and clears minimum equipment list deferrals and records them in the technical log.
- Assists with engine and landing gear changes on the ramp during heavy weekend work.
Aircraft Mechanic
Queen City Aviation Services, Charlotte, NC 2016 to 2019
Contract maintenance provider supporting three regional carriers at the same airport
- Completed daily and weekly checks on turboprop and regional jet fleets.
- Changed wheels, brakes and components during short ground times.
- Kept tool control and calibration records for the shift.
Licensure and Certification
Airframe and powerplant certificate, Federal Aviation Administration
Ground run and taxi qualification on narrow body types
Airport identification badge with movement area driving
Education
Associate degree in aviation maintenance technology, Guilford Technical Community College, 2016
Core Skills
Fault troubleshooting · Deferral management · Engine change support · Technical log entries · Weight and balance checks · Ramp safety · Tool control · Component replacement · Manual research · Shift handover