This document is a resume for David Warren, an Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic with over 15 years of experience in aircraft maintenance. He has worked for several companies performing heavy maintenance checks on various aircraft, including removing and replacing aircraft engines and landing gear. His resume emphasizes his extensive expertise in aircraft maintenance, documentation, and working in a team environment to complete projects on schedule. He is skilled in the use of ground handling equipment and holds an Airframe and Powerplant License.

1. DAVID WARREN
7572 Glider | Hesperia, CA 92345 | T: 760.617.0714 | Email: apmech01@gmail.com
Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic
 Accomplished and motivated professional in Aircraft Maintenance.
 Extensive expertise in aircraft maintenance, communication and .
 Skilled in the use of ground handling equipment and towing procedures.
 Highly experience In maintenance documentation and shift turn overs.
 Leveraged strong analytical skills and problem solving expertise to serve as project coordinator,
ensuring compliance with all established time schedules and collaborating with project managers and
other key employees to quickly identify and resolve issues.
 Versatile and proactive problem solver with excellent interpersonal skills.
 Highly adaptable to ever changing circumstances and multicultural environment within a fast-paced
and demanding surrounding with international experience.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
PACIFIC AEROSPACE (February 2015-July 2016)
Airframe and Power Plant Mechanic
 Perform C check: 767,747
 Work in heavy maintenance environment that consists in engine changes landing gear
 Install and flight control rigging as well as FAA AD compliance
 Maintain flight line with per and post flight inspections and ops checks
UNCIAL AVIATION (March 2014 – October 2014)
Airframe and Power Plant Mechanic
 Teared down Aircraft 747, MD11 and worked with equipment throughout the aircraft.
 Worked with a team to ensure the proper removal of all entry and cargo doors, flight controls, as
well as engine pylons and thrust reversers.
 Inspected and recorded parts as serviceable or non-serviceable under the direction supervision or
lead technician.
GENERAL ATOMICS (November 2012 – November 2014)
Airframe and Power Plant Engine Technician 2
 Built-up and teared-down inspection for the UAV Predator drone aircraft engines.
 Processed pneumatic, fuel and oil lines.
 Controlled throttle cables, wire bundles and power generating components.
 Built and tested power plant components and modules
 Met the highest quality standards to ensure production requirements.
PACIFIC AEROSPACE (June 2011 – November 2012)
Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic
 Heavy C and D checks 747, MD11, DC10
 Worked in a team environment to remove and replace PW JT9 and GE CF6 aircraft engines, using
designed tooling describe in the aircraft maintenance manuals.
 Dressed out damaged engine intake fan blades and acoustic panels.
 Heavy involved in C check routine inspection maintenance, which included but limited to the open
and close up cargo and passenger areas as well as wing fuel and exterior panels.
VICTORVILLE AEROSPACE (November 2003 – April 2007)
Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic / Inspector
 Heavy C checks maintenance on 737, 767 and DC10.
 Worked in a team environment to remove and replace PW CFM56 and GE CF6 aircraft engines.
 Removed and replaced aircraft landing gear as describe in aircraft maintenance manuals.
 Wright up non-routine discrepancies on primary inspections, authorize a okay to install and final
work card inspections.

2. DAVID WARREN
7572 Glider | Hesperia, CA 92345 | T: 760.617.0714 | Email: apmech01@gmail.com
AVTEL SERVICES (January 2002 – May 2003)
Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic
 Maintained services: DC10, 747, 737
 Cleaned and serviced aircraft as required by the storage and return to service program that Avtel
adopted and maintained.
 Provided non-routine maintenance which includes cargo loading equipment, wheels and brakes,
hydraulics and interconnected components.
 Conducted per and post flight inspections.
EDUCATION
Victor Valley College
ENGLISH 50 AND ENGLISH 101
Antelope Valley College
AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE AND COMPOSITE REPAIR
Westwood College of Aviation Technology
AVIATION MAINTENANCE, AVIATION SCIENCE AND ELECTRICAL THEORY
COURSES AND CERTIFICATIONS
Airframe and Powerplant License
Metallic and Non-Metallic Structures, Shop Math, the use of Aircraft Measuring Instruments, Aircraft
Systems, Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems, Aircraft Flight Controls
Power Plant Ignition Systems, Reciprocating Engines, Propellers and Exhaust Systems, Fuel Metering and
Lubrication Systems, Turbine Theory and Operations