May 7, 1999
 

Sir:

     Below, for your consideration, please find my Resume.

     As you will note, I have over 19 years experience in aircraft maintenance while serving in the U.S Army. I have been trained in all aspects of aircraft maintenance, to include but not limited to Electrical,  Hydraulics,  Pneudraulics,  Propulsion and I have an A&P Licenses.  I have also been formally trained as an Inspector and have performed in that capacity for many years.  I have been trained in the Total Quality Management Program and have limited computer skills.  I feel that given the opportunity,  I would be an asset to your company.

     Thank you for your consideration,  and I look forward to hearing from you in the near future.
 

Sincerely,
Donald J. Haas

EXPERIENCE:

 

1998 to Present	Middle River Aircraft Systems Responsible for overhauling the Reverse Thursters on the JT3D Engine.
1995 to 1998	Vulcan Hart,  Baltimore, Maryland Grinder,  Polisher Responsible for Grinding and Polishing stainless steel components to a finished product.
1993  to 1993	Georgia Maintenance Liaison to the Commander Responsible for the daily briefing to the Commander Officer on the Mission Readiness and Maintenance problems his units may have.
1990  to  1993	Germany Platoon Sergeant and Production Control Supervisor Responsible for coordinating all maintenance performed to include support shop maintenance.  Supervised and was responsible for the Health and Welfare of 150 maintenance personnel.
1987  to 1990	Arizona Quality Control Supervisor Responsible for coordination between civilian contract personnel and Army Units.  Involved in the negotiation of  maintenance contracts. Supervised 45 personnel.
1986  to 1987	Korea Quality Control Supervisor Responsible for ensuring the Units maintenance program was strictly adhered to.  The Unit was recommended for a maintenance achievement award while I was in this position.  Supervised 15 Inspectors.
1984  to 1986	Virginia Instructor Responsible for instructing basic and advance aircraft maintenance procedures.  Developed new lesson plans and was instrumental in the development and implementation of new course studies.
1979  to 1984	Italy Scheduled and Unscheduled Maintenance Leader Performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on Army UH-1H Helicopters and supervised 20 personnel.
1977  to 1979	Ft. Huachuca Arizona Maintenance Supervisor Performed maintenance on Army OV-1D, UH-1H, OH-58 aircraft.
1974  to  1977	Germany Aircraft Mechanic Responsible for the daily maintenance on Army OV-1D aircraft.

 

EDUCATION:

 

Feb 94  to June 95	Essex Community College,  Baltimore,  Maryland Business Management
Feb 84  to Oct 84	Ft. Eustis,  Virginia Quality Control/Technical Inspectors course. Received instruction on Sheet Metal repairs,  Electrical Troubleshooting, Nondestructive Inspections and Destructive Inspection procedures, and the upkeep of Forms and Records.
Mar 82  to Aug 82	Ft. Eustis,  Virginia Basic Noncommissioned Officers Course Received instruction on the Logistics involved with aircraft maintenance.
June 74  to Dec 74	Ft. Eustis, Virginia Aircraft Maintenance Received instruction on basic aircraft maintenance.
1972 to 1974	Patapsco Senior High,  Baltimore,  Maryland Auto Mechanics