Devonte M. Bennett is an experienced Aircraft Mechanic with over 5 years of experience as an Av-8b Airframe Mechanic in the United States Marine Corps. He has extensive experience inspecting, maintaining, and repairing aircraft hydraulic, pneumatic, and structural systems. Some of his qualifications include military aviation, corrosion monitoring, sheet metal work, preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance, and aircraft painting. He maintains 12-16 aircraft and performs both corrective and preventative maintenance. Bennett has education in aviation safety, maintenance documentation systems, aircraft hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and construction management.

1. Devonte M. Bennett
12522 45th lane Yuma, AZ 85367
(928) 817-7603
devontembennett@gmail.com
Objective:Position as Aircraft Mechanic, Sheet Metal Fa
Professional Summary
A diligent and committed Aircraft Mechanic with critical qualifications in both the airframe &
power plants field. Capable of working independently or in a team setting, and able to take
charge and control various programs, maintenance and personal at once. Qualifications include:
● Military Aviation
● Corrosion Monitoring
● Military Experience
● Security Clearance
● Sheet Metal
● Preventive Maintenance
● Corrective Maintenance
● Airframe
● Aircraft Maintenance
● Data Analysis
● Metal Fabrication
● Maintenance & Repair
● Veterans
● Corrosion
● DoD
● Aircraft painter
● Collateral duty inspector
● Aircraft director
Experience
Av-8b Airframe Mechanic, United States USMC
VMA 211, MCAS Yuma April 2013 - Present
• Fixed-Wing Aircraft airframe mechanics, AV-8/TAV-8, inspect, maintain, and repair
aircraft hydraulic/pneumatic and structure systems.
• Inspect aircraft hydraulic/pneumatic and structure systems;,
• Maintain aircraft hydraulic/pneumatic and structure systems;
• Repair aircraft hydraulic/pneumatic and structure systems.
Preventative Maintenance
• Perform preventative maintenance techniques in accordance with AV-8B Technical
publications for 12-16 aircraft over a period of 3 years
• Perform special inspections on
Aircraft Painter
• Perform touch up & paint techniques
• Apply hazmat to prevent corrosion of aircraft

2. Sheet Metal Fabrication
• Fabricated various types of metal patches
• Repaired broken/cracked metal components
• Performed fabrication using techniques from NAVAIR 01-1A-08
• Performed structural repairs in accordance with AV-8B technical publications
Corrective Maintenance
• Perform corrective maintenance on 12-16 aircraft in accordance with AV-8B technical
publications
• Correct aircraft system deficiencies
Data/Trend Analysis
• Make on the spot decisions based off of limited information
• Track aircraft information to find various trends
• Analyze trends and make calls based off of information
Aircraft Maintenance
• Maintain 12-16 aircraft over a period of 3 years
• Perform Corrective and Preventative maintenance
• Maintain aircraft hydraulic/pneumatic and mechanical
Education
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Pensacola, Fl 09 Oct 2012 - 10 Dec 2012
Aviation Warfare Apprenticeship Training
• Aviation safety
• electrical safety tag out procedures,
• flight line, hangar deck, maintenance shop safety procedures,
• hydraulic and pneumatic safety procedures,
• corrosion control processes,
• physical, operational, and mechanical safety procedures
• maintenance documentation systems including 3M
Aviation Structural Mechanic O-level
• test, troubleshoot and repair basic aircraft hydraulic power systems;
• operate, test and perform maintenance of flight control systems;
• maintain, operate and repair arresting and landing gear systems;
• apply basic electrical theories; and use digital multimeters.

3. Marine Corps Institue
Washington, DC 04 march 2013
Engineer Maintenance and Operations by Correspondence
• Construction Management
• plan, organize, and design a maintenance shop to allow efficient shop operations.