Stacy Caughlin
Thibodaux,LA
Summary
Proficient turbine engine mechanic with a focus on troubleshooting, real-time monitoring, and safety compliance. Committed to enhancing operational efficiency in aircraft maintenance.
Overview
18
18
years of professional experience
Work History
15B Turbine Engine Mechanic
US Army Reserve
01.2013 - 07.2019
- Staff Sergeant in Information Technology section of the 377th Theater Sustainment Command.
- Trained Soldiers in weapons and convoy operations.
- Over seen the welfare of Five Soldiers on Drill Weekends.
Squad Leader Turbine Engine/Prop and Rotor
US Army
07.2004 - 12.2012
- Worked in both Ch-47 maintenance and Back Shops platoons during combat operations
- Worked as Production Control NCOIC coordinating aircraft maintenance operations
- Implemented safety protocols to maintain compliance with military aviation standards, reducing incidents during operations.
- Maintained property, equipment inventory and mechanics assignments.
Turbine Engine Mechanic
US Army
02.2001 - 06.2004
- Conducted thorough inspections and diagnostics of turbine engine systems to ensure optimal performance.
- Performed routine maintenance and repairs on diverse turbine engines, enhancing overall operational efficiency.
- Utilized advanced troubleshooting techniques to identify and resolve mechanical issues promptly.
- Coordinated with cross-functional teams to streamline repair processes and reduce turnaround times.
Education
Some College (No Degree) - Aviation Technology
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Daytona Beach, FLSkills
1 Repair or replace components
2 Trouble Shooting turbine engines issues
3 Realtime monitoring engines during maintenance test flight
4 Rebuild turbine engines after phase inspections
Timeline
15B Turbine Engine Mechanic
US Army Reserve
01.2013 - 07.2019
Squad Leader Turbine Engine/Prop and Rotor
US Army
07.2004 - 12.2012
Turbine Engine Mechanic
US Army
02.2001 - 06.2004
Some College (No Degree) - Aviation Technology
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University