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Brian Michael O'Rourke328 Franklin Ave, Dunkirk, NY 14048 | 716-680-1380 | [email protected] | www.linkedin.com/in/bmorourke
Professional Experience SummaryI am an US Air Force Aircraft Maintenance Craftsman Veteran. I have eight years’ experience in aviation maintenance encompassing the entire spectrum of aircraft/industrial maintenance and expertise in maintenance management, scheduling, inspecting, maintaining, modifying, testing, and repairing jet engines and support equipment. I have a B.S. in Experimental Physics (Engineering Concentration) with a Math minor and have worked multiple jobs to enhance my skills and expertise in a wide range of fields. Most of my experience is in troubleshooting Mechanical/Electrical equipment, IT and Networking, Environmental Sciences, and basic home improvement projects. I adapt/learn quickly to new/challenging situations and have the ability to multitask with great attention to detail. Furthermore, I work well with others in a team setting and can work alone with no supervision.
EducationB.S. | MAY 17,2015 | STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT FREDONIA· Major: Experimental Physics (Engineering Concentration)· Minor: Math· Overall GPA: 3.1
CERT. | JUNE 12, 2015 | STATE OF NEW YORK – DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
· Asbestos Certificate – CERT# 14-11869
A.S. | OCTOBER 2010 | COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE AIR FORCE
· Major: Aviation Maintenance Technology
PROFESSIONAL MILITARY EDUCATION| DECEMBER 2008 | CCAF AT RAF FELTWELL
· Airman Leadership Management School Graduate
Highlights of Skills & Abilities· Orchestrated teardown, inspection and build-up on 141 F100-PW-229/ 64 F100-PW-220 engines for
77 F-15 C/D/E aircraft.· Supervised, mentored, and trained 50+ personnel, to included 10+ Civilian Contracted Repair Team
from DynoCorp in support of USAF Europe and NATO’s sole F100 Centralized Repair Facility.· Consistently held crew meetings to update personnel of management decisions and keep crew on
track of management goals.· Teamed with Flight line Aircraft Maintenance Unit for Operation Iraqi Freedom Deployment;
prepped 18 F-15 C/D Aircraft within a 72 hr period, ensured 11K flight hours of Special Operations.· Have a sizable collection in troubleshooting experience; having the ability to trace source problems
using schematics, specs of equipment, and any data that supplies information of troubleshooting a system/equipment.
· Capability to update, track, and monitor information on multiple software programs; such as Microsoft Office, Tool Accountability System, and Computer Automated Maintenance System.
ExperienceRESIDENTIAL NETWORK TECHNICIAN | STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT FREDONIA | JUNE 2013-PRESENT· Provide customer service to students, staff and guests living in SUNY Fredonia residence halls with
information technology related issues· Assist in monitoring, maintaining, and troubleshooting campus network to provide the best internet access to students,
staff, and guest who attend SUNY Fredonia
· Aided in the installation of 650 Wireless Access Points throughout the residence and academic halls to achieve the expansion of internet access over the entire campus
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN | DARWINS HEALTH CLUB | JANUARY 2013- PRESENT
· Troubleshoot/Repair Electrical systems and motors on multiple Gym Equipment, consisting of treadmills, ellipticals, recumbent bikes, and other electrical equipment.
· Perform preventive maintenance to ensure the life of the equipment.
PROJECT AIR MONITOR | STOHL ENVIRONMENTAL | JANUARY 2014- MAY 2015
· Project Air Monitor for multiple building owners to oversee asbestos abatement work.· Monitored Abatement Crews to insure that work was performed in accordance with specifications
and in compliance with all Federal, State, and local laws.· Performed air monitoring and inspections for Asbestos abatement final clearance inspections.
PHYSICS RESEARCH LAB ASSISTANT | SUNY RESEARCH FOUNATION | JUNE 2012- AUGUST 2012
· Responsible for monitoring equipment and data for RESIS Physics experiment.
· Trained to startup and shutdown Ion Source and CO2 Laser equipment.
· Assisted in troubleshooting and repair of system equipment problems.
AIRCRAFT PART/TOOLING INVENTORY & HAZ MAT MONITOR | USAF RAF LAKENHEATH | JANUARY 2011- JUNE 2011
· Managed the storage, handing and disposal of 150+ hazardous chemicals; ensured MSDS postings and proper emergency spill response plans.
· Supervised control, inspection, calibration, repair and replacement of 15K+ tools and support equipment.
· Managed 27 composite tool kits (CTK) worth $700K utilizing the mandated Tool Accountability System (TAS).
AIRCRAFT ENGINE SPECIALIST MANAGER OF F-15C/D/E PW-F100-220/229| USAF RAF LAKENHEATH | JANUARY 2009- DECEMBER 2010
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· Orchestrated teardown, inspection and build-up on 141 F100-PW-229/ 64 F100-PW-220 engines for 77 F-15 C/D/E aircraft.
· Supervised, mentored, and trained 50+ personnel, to included 10+ Civilian Contracted Repair Team from DynoCorp in support of USAF Europe and NATO’s sole F100 Centralized Repair Facility.
· Enforced foreign object damage prevention, hardware control and adhered to quality assurance (QA) standards.
AIRFRAME AND POWER-PLANT MECHANIC FOR F-15C/D/E PW-F100-220/229| USAF RAF LAKENHEATH | NOVEMBER 2007- JANUARY 2009
· Teamed with Flightline Aircraft Maintenance Unit for Operation Iraqi Freedom Deployment; prepped 18 F-15 C/D Aircraft, ensured 11K flight hour Special Operations.
· Skilled troubleshooting skills, identified #4 bearing oil leak after high oil consumption ops check
· F-15E PW-F100-229 Blade Blend Qualification, Air Education Training Center-February 2008.
· F-15E PW-F100-229 Borescope Inspection Qualification, AETC- March 2008.
AIRFRAME AND POWER-PLANT MECHANIC FOR F-16C/D (BLOCK 50/52) F110-GE-129| USAF SHAW AFB | JANUARY 2006 – OCTOBER 2007
· F-16C/D GE-F110-129 Run Certification, AETC-March 2007.
· Tested/Ops checked and troubleshot 30+ F-16C/D aircraft, to include engine, aircraft, avionics, jet fuel starter, and electro-environmental systems, received 5 distinguished maintainer achievement awards.
· Launched, recovered, and refueled 30+ Aircraft during 12 hour flying surge/hot pit operations.
· Handpicked by Quality Assurance & AFETS GE Representative C.L. Moore to instruct 55th Aircraft Maintenance Unit 20+ personnel on Immediate One Time Quality inspection for Compressor Diffuser Nozzle Bracket/LPT Aft fairing bolt wear/migration.
AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANIC F110-GE-129| USAF SHAW AFB | JANUARY 2004 – DECEMBER 2005
· F-16C/D GE-F110-129 Borescope Inspection Qualification, AETC-January 2005
· Performed inspections, component removal, replacement, and rigging of engine systems on 25+ F110-GE-129 engines.
· Disassembled, assembled, tested, inspected, and prepped engines for storage or shipment.
· Loaded, recorded, and downloaded engines on maintenance test stands.
· Selected, used, and cared for special tools, hand tools, and test equipment.
· Trained to use and dispose of hazardous waste and materials.
References
Tylor CardoneResNet CoordinatorSUNY Fredonia(716)[email protected]
Ross ContiDarwins Health Club ownerFredonia NY(716)[email protected]
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John FilhaberEngineering Professor / Retired M.E. and E.E.SUNY [email protected]
Tony Franjoine Jr.Stohl Environmental Training ManagerBuffalo, NY 14219(716)[email protected]
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