Jeremy Freeman is seeking a position as an aircraft mechanic after completing 10 years in the US Army as an Apache helicopter mechanic and currently attending school for his Airframe and Powerplant license. He has extensive experience maintaining and repairing Apache helicopters during deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan, Korea and Europe. Freeman is analytical, safety-conscious, and well-organized with a history of outstanding performance and receiving numerous awards.

1. Jeremy R. Freeman
1655 Camden Ave APT# 103 • Los Angeles, CA 90025
310.647.7087 • jeremy.r.freeman1@gmail.com
Helicopter Mechanic who has completed 10 years of military as a service member in the United States Army.
Currently attending Crimson Technical College to obtain an Airframe and Powerplant license and am expected to
complete the course in August 2015. Highly analytical with history of exhibiting sound decision-making and judgment
capabilities. Level-headed, even-keeled professional who has demonstrated the ability to handle complex mechanical
issues before escalation to problems that affect safety. Organized, efficient and effective manager of time; solid multi-
tasking skills. Dedicated to “going the extra mile”, researching and inspecting equipment and tools to ensure that all
work is completed successfully. Excellent safety record. Excellent communications and documentation skills.
Recipient of numerous awards for outstanding performance.
Apache Attack Helicopters / Maintenance & Repair /Project Coordination / Logistics / Documentation / Scheduling
Staff Training / Process Improvements / Workplace Health & Safety
CAREER HISTORY
United States Army
United States, Europe, Middle East and Asia; 2004 – 2014
Apache Helicopter Mechanic, Fort Bliss, TX; ‘11 - 2014
Apache Helicopter Mechanic, Talafar (OIF) / Mosul (OIF) Camp Humphreys, Korea; ‘10 - ‘11
Apache Helicopter Mechanic, Storck Barracks, GE/ Talafar (OIF)/ Mosul (OIF); ‘09 - ‘10
Apache Helicopter Mechanic, Basra (OIF)/Balad (OIF)/ Storck Barracks, GE/ Talafar (OIF); ‘08 - ‘09
Apache Helicopter Mechanic, Balad (OIF)/Basra (OIF)/Talil (OIF)/Storck Barracks, GE; ‘07 - ‘08
Apache Helicopter Mechanic, Storck Barracks, GE/ Balad (OIF)/Basra (OIF); ‘06 - ‘07
Apache Helicopter Mechanic, Fort Eustis, VA/Storck Barracks, GE; ‘05 - ‘06
Performed the following duties in non-combat condition as well as in military zones in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Officially stationed in Europe from 2005 – 2010.
• Removes and installs aircraft subsystem assemblies such as engines, rotors, gearboxes, transmissions, mechanical
flight controls and their components.
• Services and lubricates aircraft and subsystems as part of the operational plan to ensure 100% availability of all
aircraft.
• Performs scheduled inspections; drafts project plans for maintenance and repairs as needed.
• Installs new security, communications, navigation and transponder components in addition to new / upgraded and
flight control systems.
• Executes operational checks on all helicopters and support equipment; collaborates with other technicians in
diagnosing and troubleshooting aircraft subsystems using special tools and equipment as required.
• Identifies the proper procedures and techniques for handling maintenance on tools, special tools and aircraft ground
support equipment.
• Documents all maintenance and repair products, keeping an individual log for each helicopter that details work
performed and schedule date for next inspection.
• Maintained, repaired and installed armament systems and associated weapons on the AH-64D aircraft.
• Conducted inventory control for parts and components; submitted purchase orders for new equipment and tools as
necessary.
• Assists in the training of junior mechanics.
• Served as part of a Downed Aircraft Recovery Team while serving in Iraq.
• Supervised personnel in aircraft maintenance activities
• Planned flight schedules for training and combat missions
• Attended Production Control meetings, reporting directly to Production Control Officers

2. MILITARY CERTIFICATIONS
• Certificate, Unit Armorer Course, U.S. Army Fort Bliss, TX; 2012
• Certificate, FBCB2 Operator Course, U.S. Army Fort Bliss, TX; 2012
• Diploma, Warrior Leader Course, U.S. Army Vilseck, GA; 2009
• Certificate, Class II Refrigeration License, U.S. Army Storck Barracks, GA, 2006
• Certificate, Military Vehicle Driver Course, Storck Barracks, GA, 2005
• Certificate, Combat Life Saver Course, U.S. Army Storck Barracks, GE, 2005
• Certificate, AH-64D Attack Helicopter Repair Course, Fort Eustis, VA, 2005
EDUCATION
AIRFRAME & POWERPLANT
MAINTENANCE
Crimson Technical College, Inglewood, CA
(FAA Certification in progress)
Airframe Systems
• Sheet Metal Structures
• Composite Structures
• Landing Gears Systems
• Hydraulic Power Systems
• Instrument Systems
• Navigation and Communications Systems
Powerplant Systems
• Turbine Engines
• Reciprocating Engines
• Fire Protection Systems
• Ignition and Starting Systems
• Fuel Systems
• Propellers
Seeking position where I get hands on with aircraft and aircraft components to gain more experience as
a civilian airframe technician, and further my knowledge of different types of airframes, capabilities
include;
• Articulate with excellent communication skills
• Accelerated learner
• Good work ethic
• Strong Leadership Skills
• Mechanically inclined
• Self-starter

3. • Highly motivated
• Good mentoring skills