1. MATTHEW J. MOCK
585 William Penn St
Orange Park, FL 32073
(904) 962-5984
matthewmock69@gmail.com
CAREER OBJECTIVE
Seeking a position incorporating my Aviation Ground Support Equipment Maintenance
diagnostic and repair training, Navy training, and people and team development skills.
KEYWORDS
Aviation, wiring, technical publications, equipment records maintenance, corrosion
control, hydraulics, welding, engine overhaul, COMNAVFORINST 4790 maintenance
standards, technical research of parts data.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
• Veteran with 6 years of Active duty service in the United States Navy.
• Worked with Aviation Ground Support equipment at NAS Barbers Point and PMRF
Barking Sands, Hawaii.
• Inspiring mentor; promotes teamwork and encourages individual growth and
development.
• Recognized by supervisors for leadership and professionalism; sought out by others
for problem solving and technical expertise.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
• Provided timely and efficient upkeep, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of
TA-35 Tow Tractors, NC-10’s, NF-2 Light Carts, Huffers, Air Conditioning Units,
Tow Bars, Hydraulic Stands, and other Aviation Ground Support Equipment used in
the launching, recovery, and maintenance of Navy Aircraft.
• Utilized tig and mig welding training in the fabrication of aircraft and aviation ground
support equipment parts, as required. Utilized welding skills to install fuel tanks,
flatbed truck frames and beds, wilderness racks for off-road vehicles, and animal
enclosures for San Diego Zoo and San Diego Sea World while employed with Hud
Mac and Tilton Welding in San Diego. Provided fabrication, welding, and installation
services for San Diego shipyard, under contract with Tilton Welding, for steel,
aluminum, and titanium shipboard authorized parts.

2. • Lead mechanic in the DynCorp Push-back shop in Honolulu, HI. Night shift
troubleshooter. Sound maintenance practices and tenacity contributed to DynCorp
Honolulu receiving the G.S.E. Shop of The Year Award.
• Increased availability of aircraft jacks from 50% to 95% by updating quality
assurance and maintenance checks and practices.
• Conducted preventive maintenance and repair actions on concrete mixers, concrete
saws, Sky Tracks, Lull tractors and units, and company-owned work trucks and
trailers.
• Implemented a preventive maintenance schedule for all company-owned equipment,
drastically decreasing downtime of commercial owned equipment due to malfunction
of components or lack of maintenance.
• Heavy equipment mechanic for Kira, Inc. Assigned as Shop Hazwaste Coordinator
and Grounds Maintenance Lead at Naval Station Mayport. Accountable for daily
operations of equipment and manpower. Implemented a preventive maintenance plan
for equipment, ensuring grounds maintenance gear was turned in for maintenance on
schedule, and lengthy repair cycles were planned for to minimize interference with
the overall groundskeeping maintenance plan.
• Ground Support Equipment mechanic for Air Ground Logistics at Jacksonville
International Airport. Ensure aircraft support equipment for UPS, Southwest Airlines,
American Airlines, DHL, and GAT, GAT United, and Cargo Force is in ready-for-use
condition. Conduct daily inspections on SE, and weekly fluid checks on all assigned
support equipment. Troubleshoot and repair cargo loaders, belt loaders, power units,
aircraft tugs, forklifts, huffers, and other smaller pieces of SE such as baggage carts
and towbars.

3. EDUCATION
1988-1989 U. S. Navy- Ground Support Equipment “A” School
Memphis, TN
1988-1989 U. S. Navy- Diesel Technical Electronics and Charging, Starting, and
Ignition Systems for GSE, San Diego, CA
1990 U. S. Navy- Corrosion Control School for GSE
Barbers Point, HI
1993 U. S. Navy- Hydraulic Systems School for GSE
Barbers Point, HI
1995-1996 Alexandria Vocational Technical College
Welding Course
Alexandria, MN 56308
2008 Completed NATA Safety First Training Syllabus.
2012 Completed 8 hour Hazardous Waste Training syllabus.
2013 Stihl end user repair school, Echo, and Shindawa small engine 3-day repair
school. Kawasaki and Kohler engine repair skill enhancement classes.
EMPLOYMENT
1988-1993 U. S. Navy
N.A.S. Barbers Point
Pacific Missile Range Facility, Barking Sands, HI.
1993-1995 DynAir Corp.
Honolulu, HI
1996-1999 BF Goodrich Aerospace
Everett, WA
2000-2001 Rebel Iron Works

4. Lakeside, CA
2001-2001 HudMac
San Diego, CA
2001-2001 Tilton Welding
Lakeside, CA
2002-2003 Garvin Industries
El Cajon, CA
2004-2004 Coastal Equipment
Cantonment, FL
2004 Defense Stamping and Engineering
Pensacola, FL
2005-2007 D. Lenn Masonry
Pensacola, FL
2007-2008 Air-1 FBO
Jacksonville, FL
2008-2010 Craig Air Center FBO
Jacksonville, FL
2010-2013 Kira, Inc.
Jacksonville FL
2013-2015 Air Ground Logistics at JIA
Jacksonville, FL

5. REFERENCES
James Salvino
Co Owner Air Ground Logistics
(904) 400-0160
David Burnett
C.O.R. Naval Station Mayport
(904) 553-7982
Brian Seiwert
Zone Manager Naval Station Mayport
(904) 962-4564
Kim Zimmerman
Owne/Operator, Air Ground Logistics
904-463-2719

6. Matthew Mock
Accomplishments Attachment
Aviation Ground Support Equipment Mechanic- Hydraulic, Aircraft Jacks, and Towbar Technician at NAS
Barbers Pt, Hawaii from 1989-1992.
Aviation Ground Support Equipment Mechanic- Hydraulic, Tow Tractors, and Power Carts Technician at
PMRF Barking Sands, Hawaii from 1992-1993.
Worked at DynAir , Honolulu International Airport 1993-1995. As Pushback Tractor Shop supervisor,
sound maintenance practices and continual improvement of SE material condition contributed to the
Corporation’s receiving GSE “Shop of the Year” Award for 1995.
BF Goodrich Aerospace Aircraft Jack Shop- Directly increased availability of aircraft jacks from 50% to
95% by updating quality assurance procedures and implementing improved maintenance checks and
practices.
D.Lenn Masonry Pensacola, FL 2003-2007- Overhauled all maintenance practices. As sole mechanic in
the company, responsible for design and implementation of a PMS cycle for all support equipment to
ensure needed equipment and tools were available when needed. Incorporated a system of daily
maintenance checks on equipment and assemblies, which further ensured that SE was checked for all
subassemblies prior to initial operation.
Completed NATA Safety First Training Syllabus Feb 2008.
Completed 8 hour Hazardous waste training syllabus April 2012

7. KIRA Employee of the month march 2010 and Employee of the year 2012