Edwin Flores has over 9 years of experience as an engine specialist in the US Navy, earning the rank of First Class Petty Officer. He has experience maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing F404-GE-400/402, T56-427-c/d and T56-425 engines. As a test cell operator and workcenter supervisor, he has led teams of up to 28 maintainers and ensured their training and qualification on engine systems. His resume outlines his roles and responsibilities on various naval vessels, including performing quality assurance audits and managing night shift teams during deployments.

1. Edwin A. Flores
1221 MyrtleAve. Chesapeake VA 23325 | (323)803-3439 | Edwinflores89.ef@gmail.com
Professional Summary
Nine years in the US Navy earning the rank of First Class Petty Officer. Experiencedengine specialist in
the field of F404-GE-400/402, T56-427-c/d and T56-425 engines. Performing daily maintenance, quality
assurance, fuel/oil/engine system trouble shooting and repair, using onboard computer diagnostic
program and publications with diagrams and schematics.
Qualifications
Secrete Clearance
CDI-5 Yrs.
Fuel Cell Entrant
Support Equipment
Test Cell Operator
Experience
VAW 120 | US NAVY | MAR 2015-FEB 2017
· Weekend workcenter supervisor in charge of 7 maintenance technicians, performing major and minor
maintenance on E2-D and C2-A aircraft.
· Performed one year in quality assurance as a fullsystem representative. Performed multiple audits and
spot checks on ten workcenters to also include inspection on collateral duty inspectors for initial or
annual inspection.
USS GEORGE H W BUSH | US NAVY | APR 2011-MAR 2015
· Test Cell operator for F404-GE-400/402 engines and supervisor of power plant workcenter. Lead and
cross trained 28 maintainers into becoming qualified maintenance technicians prior to my transfer.
Thus, nine maintenance technicians became collateral duty inspectors and test cell operators being able
to support the fleet during two deployments.
· During the 2014 deployment was the assistant leading petty officeras a second-class petty officeron
the night shift with 14 maintainers and one electrician who was temporarily attached forthe circuitry
of the test cell.During this nine-month deployment, the work center repaired a total of 78 F404-GE-
400/402 engines went to twomajor workcenter audits and performed maintenance on all the
supporting equipment that is used to trouble shoot and repair engine. Insuring the development of
sailors, we promoted cross training withthe electrician and as a team we become proficient at using
multimeters and understanding of electrical wiring.
· The maiden deployment on 2011 deployment was a night shift collateral duty inspector and
maintenance technician as a third-class petty officer.Inspected and repaired 65 F404-GE-400/402
engine and prepared them forengine test cell.

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VAW 120 | US NAVY| SEP 2008- APR 2011
· Worked as a maintenance technician learning on how to read the publication and permed daily and
unscheduled maintenance on E2-D and C2-A aircraft. Earn my aviation warfare pin as some enlisted
airmen. Earn my workcenter qualification for final checker,oil analysis tech, fuel surveillance tech,
electrical power and cockpitfamiliarization, in doing so this allowedme to go to several detachments
around the country for pilot training or for a rescue a traveling aircraft.
Education
GED
E2-C T-56-A-427 Initial and Career school
F404-GE-400/402 Test Cell Operator
Nalcomis (optimized) OMA for supervisors
Vibration analysis propeller system
Lean signal six whiteand green belt training
Aircraft carrier safety training