Experience

BRITISH AIRWAYS MAINTENANCE CARDIFF LIMITED

• United Kingdom
• Airlines and Aviation
• 1 - 100 Employee

• • Feb 2023 - Present

  • Carrying out job cards on the aircraft with a team of Production Operatives, Mechanics, Technicians and Engineers.• Performing job cards on the aircraft with minimal direction such as removing sidewall, floor and ceiling panels from the freights and subsequently assisting in modification of pipes and the removal of insulation under floor panels for D check inspections.• Performing job cards in the cabin such as removing Coin Dot flooring in galleys and replacing it for new coin dot and putting galley dividers galley seals and threshold strips back in place. • Replacing bonding leads, aileron, and flap seals as part of a D check.• Assisting in structural repairs on fairing as part of a D check.• Assisting in the removal of lavatory pipes and reinstalling new ones to reroute pipes for a modification of lavatory locations within the cabin.• Taking out old seats and installing new ones on the aircraft as a modification with the removal of loose parts off the seats and installing them back when they're on the aircraft.• Assisting in moving aircrafts out and into the hanger by looking out for hazards and considering safety precautions. Show less

• • Oct 2022 - May 2023

  During my time served at BAMC (British Airways Maintenance Cardiff):I participated as part of a team consisting of Production Operatives, Junior mechanics, Mechanics, Technicians and Engineers. Every morning Engineers would participate in a meeting at the control room, where they would plan out work that needs to be carried out on the aircraft for the day ahead.Often, I would carry out work such as; Taking out floorboards/ceiling panels/sidewall panels in the freights, cleaning under them and having them reinstalled; Carrying out flight deck monthly cleaning checks; dressing the aircraft in order to get it back into service.I also had the opportunity to learn from my experienced engineers who have been in the industry for years, which encouraged me to pursue my goals of becoming an engineer even more ambition. All work carried out at BAMC is according to job cards assigned on the iPad in accordance with the AMM (Aircraft Maintenance Manual). Show less



Honeywell Aerospace UK

• 1 - 100 Employee

• Wheel and Brake Technician

  • Jun 2022 - Oct 2022

  During my time served at Honeywell Aerospace: I worked as part of a team of wheel technicians in which were managed by a 'Work Flow' specialist. Honeywell Aerospace is the top amongst only 4 other Wheels and Brakes manufacturers in the Aviation industry globally. Customers like Ryan Air, British Airways and FedEx are daily customers of Honeywell. My main job was to disassemble worn out/damaged tyres, feeding the wheels through a hot wash cleaning machine (Prosecco/Techno Wash), stamping the paperwork and passing the wheel onto the next stage (NDT). At busy times, other people on the line would disassemble and clean the wheels whilst I inspected the wheels and stamped the paperwork. I was also apart of other parts of the production line such as: Ordering parts off the SAP (Bolts, Grease Seals, and bearings), building wheels with new/rethreaded tyres, water checking for leaks and receiving wheels as they come in in lorry and recording them on receiving pads then checking if they're due for an overhaul/tyre change. Show less