Harris Lee is seeking a position as an aviation mechanic, vehicle mechanic, or forklift operator. He has 13 years of experience in the U.S. Army as both a rotary wing aircraft mechanic and tracked/wheeled vehicle repairer. He is currently pursuing an A.O.S. in Avionics from Redstone College with expected graduation in December 2016.

1. Harris J. Lee
12275 Claude Ct. Apt 2-127 Northglenn, Co. 80241
(254) 423-2235
Johnnylee.0721@yahoo.com
http://www.linkedin.com/in/harris-lee-17081476
Objective: Seeking positions as an Aviation rotary mechanic or Avionics, a light and heavy
wheel vehicle mechanic, a tracked vehicle mechanic, or a forklift operator (with a rating of
15,000LB)
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
2006-2013 AH-64D Attack Helicopter Repairer U.S. Army
2001-2006 Tracked and Wheel Vehicle Repairer U.S. Army
HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS
• 13 years of active military service in the U.S. Army.
• 7 years’ experience as a Rotary Wing aircraft mechanic.
• 6 years’ experience as an Artillery Track and Wheel mechanic.
• Proficient in Rotary Wing aircraft logbooks, and associated manuals.
• Experienced on turbine and diesel engines and troubleshooting.
• Experienced mechanic on ground and aircraft components.
• J-Standard Soldering
EXPERIENCE
Aircraft Maintenance (August 2006-December 2013)
• Read and interpreted manufacturer maintenance manuals, service bulletins, and other
specifications to determine feasibility and methods of repairing or replacing damaged components.
• Operated sophisticated aircraft logbooks and tested diagnostic equipment.
• Maintained aircraft power plant, exhaust, environmental control system, and transmissions.
• Performed and scheduled phase maintenance and unscheduled maintenance on a daily basis.
• Operated helicopter Auxiliary power Unit, and ran diagnostic system tests including
shutdown procedures.
• Managed and accounted for more than 200 tools in the mobile tool room, totaling over $1.5
million dollars for a period of three years.
Ground Equipment (October 2006-December 2013)
• Experienced in troubleshooting and repairing, wiring harnesses and hydraulic components on
both aircraft and ground equipment valued over $1 million dollars with zero losses.
• Designed classes, maintained records and trained 20 assigned personnel on the safety and
usage of the aircraft ground support equipment on a regular basis.
• Self-motivated forklift operator with seven years of military experience. Detail-oriented
individual with demonstrated history of successful forklift operations.

2. Track Maintenance (September 2001-August 2006)
• Performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on diesel engines, turbine engines, and
hydrostatic transmissions as a Heavy Track Vehicle repairer in the Army.
• Maintained diesel power plants/packs, compression ignition engine fuel systems,
compression ignition air induction systems, and track vehicle exhaust systems valued over $250,000.
• Maintained air cooling systems, vehicle liquid cooling systems, vehicle starting systems,
vehicle charging systems, track hull electrical systems, automatic transmission assemblies and cross
drive transmission assemblies valued over $100,000.
• Maintained auxiliary drive assemblies, track vehicle suspension systems, lockout suspension
systems, mechanical/hydraulic steering systems, track vehicle hydraulic systems, and auxiliary
power units valued over $250,000.
• Maintained and serviced fire extinguisher/suppression systems and gas particulate filter
systems.
• Managed more than 200 tools in the M7 Forward Repair System (FRS), totaling over a
$250,000 for a period of four years with zero losses.
Communication (October 2006-December 2013)
• Proven ability to communicate effectively in diverse environments.
• Experienced with loading secure radio channels and providing crew chief to pilot hand
signals.
• Experienced with hand signals when using forklifts, to include wheeled vehicles cranes and
overhead cranes.
• Experienced with hand signals while communicating with operators during track vehicle
recovery procedures.
Supervision (January 2007-December 2013)
• Supervised and trained five team members to successfully complete multiple aircraft
inspections under hazardous and extreme weather conditions.
• Led the company’s AGSE/Tool room program and ensured that over 10 personnel were
trained and proficient on all support equipment.
• Exemplary leadership qualities and the ability to work with people from varying
backgrounds, while implementing team values.
EDUCATION
• A.O.S. Avionics, Redstone College, Broomfield, CO (Expected Graduation 12/2016)
• A.O.S. Airframe & Powerplant, Redstone College, Broomfield, CO (10/2014)
• U.S. Army: Special training: Track Vehicle maintenance, Attack Helicopter
Maintenance, Leadership, Diversity, and Communication.
• San Juan College 18 Semester Units in General Studies, Farmington, NM