Ronald Roberts has over 20 years of experience in aviation maintenance and repair, including working as a blimp mechanic, aircraft mechanic at various repair stations, and most recently as a Maintenance Planner/Controller at AAR in Albuquerque, NM. He has an Associate's degree in aviation and training in aircraft like the DC-9, MD-80, 737, and CRJ, as well as leadership, composites inspection, and other areas. Roberts aims to further his career utilizing his experience and expanding his knowledge of the aviation industry.

1. Ronald L Roberts
10708 Denton Road SW Albuquerque, NM 87121
Cell: 352-346-7288
Email: Ron.Roberts@aarcorp.com
ron3487@yahoo.com
A&P 304868209
Objective:
Further my career by utilizing my experience, gaining more experience and a greater understanding
of the aviation industry.
Experience:
1998-2000: Worked as a blimp mechanic and traveled the country with a 15 man crew. Responsible
for daily maintenance, 50 & 100 hour inspections arranged to have parts and supplies shipped to the
next destination and assisted with annual inspections.
2000-2004: Worked for three different repair stations, where I became familiar with aircraft systems,
rigging and trouble shooting on several different airframes.
2004-2005: Left aviation for a short period to run a small distribution business, sold books and gifts to
schools, doctor’s offices and other businesses in Pensacola, FL.
2005-Present: AAR-OKC/ AAR-ABQ after short time as a maintenance contractor I went direct where
I have worked as a mechanic, alternate lead, lead, inspector and lead inspector.
April 2012 I transferred to the Albuquerque NM division and worked as a Maintenance
Planner/Controller. Duties include building maintenance work packages, daily/monthly aircraft status
reports, working with supply to insure all tooling and parts are available as needed. Act as inspector,
trainer and customer representative during heavy maintenance visits, as needed. I assisted in writing
a Repair Station Quality Manual, to change AAR-ABQ from operating as a satellite facility to receive
its own FAA Repair Station Certificate. Made and suggested changes to Boeing Task cards to
improve/fit our particular operation. I have written several polices for our Policy and Procedure
Manual.
Training and Education:
AAS from American Trans Air Aviation Training Academy
Gen Fam Courses: DC9, MD80, 737-400/NG, CRJ 200/700-900. Leadership Training, Composite
Inspection and AWBS most received as an employee of AAR.
Attended Boeing Aging Aircraft Seminar December 2013 and Boeing 737 Fleet Team Meeting
September 2011.
Computer based training: Excel 2010, Project Management, Communications, Communication
Styles, Human Factors, Safety, Quality, Compliance, Negotiation, Leadership and Supervision.