1. Ramon Cruz Jr.
357 Apple DR
Crestview Florida 32536
(757) 470-0546
ramoncruzjr1@gmail.com
Experience and Qualifications
 Honorably Retired Navy military service 20 years and 6 months
 Propulsion technician on several types of military complex weapons (aircraft)
 Safe For Flight for F-35C aircraft and F/A-18C aircraft
 Command Equal Opportunity Manager
 Command Financial Specialist
 9502 Master Training Specialist (Instructor Facilitator)
 Power Plant Mechanic (Aircraft Engine Mechanic) Apprenticeship
 F-35C/F135 Flight-line maintenance.
Perform engine system Pre-Flight, Post Operational-Flight and turn around
inspection. Perform engine system servicing, troubleshooting, component
replacement, and operational checks.
 F-35C Aircraft Safe for flight. Responsible for the safe maintenance and
release of aircraft safe for flight. Accomplish all required engine system,
borescope inspections, equipment inspections / certifications as needed to meet
program requirements. Comply with required paperwork, tags, engine and
aircraft Autonomic Logistic Information System (ALIS) documentation. Perform
engine, component, and equipment receive-in and pre-shipment inspections and
documentation.
 Additional Duties; Quality Assurance/Facilitator- Ensure personnel on shift
are complying with Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP) Standard
Operating Procedures (SOP), monitor and train personnel to ensure
maintenance is performed safely and in accordance with the Joint-Service
Technical data (JTD) instructions.
F135 Module Experience
 Completed all functions of F135 module maintenance requirements to include
inspection, teardown, build up and post maintenance testing, additionally was
part of the initial validation/verification for module separation and fit testing for
shipping at Eglin AFB site.
Accomplishments
 Site Activation- Instrumental in the successful activation and accomplishments
of Navy Fleet replacement Squadron (FRS Squadron) at Eglin AFB assisting
Contractor Logistic Support (CLS) flight training operations and leaded two
successfully detachments to NAS Lemoore California and NAS Fallon Nevada
for weapons systems testing.

2. Aircraft Experience (Several Platforms)
 Aircraft Engine Run / Engine Trim Qualified (Fixed Wing and Helicopters)
 Aircraft Electrical Systems
 Aircraft Hydraulic Systems
 Aircraft Inspection/ Servicing
 Aircraft Safe for Flight
 Aircraft Line and Maintenance Inspections
 Aircraft Full systems, Quality Assurance Control and Safety
 Aircraft Metal and Composite Repair
 Aircraft Flight Controls Rigging
Advanced Military Training
 Aircraft Weight and Balance
 Aircraft Corrosion Control
 Aircraft Propulsion Systems
 Electronic Troubleshooting and maintenance
 Hazardous Material recycle and disposal
 Mechanical Systems Troubleshooting
 Personnel Supervision
 Quality Assurance
 Computer Applications
 Maintenance Management
 Management/Retail
 Shipboard Aircraft Fire Fighting
 Aviation gas Free Engineering
 Urinalysis Program Coordinator
 Inventory Data Base of Materials
 Logistics Shipping and Receiving
 Costumer Service
Advanced Professional Training/Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
 Aircraft Electricity Theory
 Power Plant Theory and Application
 Aircraft Propulsion Systems and Applications
 Fluent in Spanish Language (CLEP Test Navy College)