Jesse Davis
3358 E. Allerton Ave
Cudahy, WI 53110
(414) 294-5683

Dear Craig:

	My name is Jesse Davis, and I would be interested in applying for the Aircraft Component Painter position with your company.  As you can see from my resume, I have several years experience in the aviation maintenance field.    I am also familiar with the painting of aircraft and aircraft components.  Considering my background in aviation maintenance, I would consider myself a valuable asset as a mechanic or mechanics assistant.
	My past work duties have included aircraft structures technician where I maintained the structures of DC-9-10, 30, and MD-80 and A&P technician, where I assisted with maintaining of aircraft (mostly the Beech Aircraft line) which included component removal, installation, maintenance and repair.
I would be very interested in meeting with you to discuss employment possibilities.  I can be reached at home at (414) 294-5683, or by cellular phone at (414) 640-4032.  Please call with any questions you may have.  I am the most available after 2:30 p.m. on weekdays, although I am able to check my messages while at work.
Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Jesse Davis

Jesse Davis
3358 E. Allerton Ave.
Cudahy, WI 53110
(414) 294-5683

Objective: 		 Seeking a position as a Aircraft Component Painter or Mechanic

Qualifications:	Holder of FAA issued Airframe and General license

			3 years experience in maintaining and repairing structures on aircraft, to include 			corrosion removal, treatment, preparation and application of paint

			Familiar with chemical and mechanical stripping of paint; fiberglass preparation 			and repair; filler, high-build, and primer application; topcoat application
  
Familiar with a wide variety of hand and power tools commonly found in a repair shop.  Familiar with the uses of bending brakes, shears, nibblers, grinders, drills (hand and press) and measuring equipment including tape measures, scales, squares, micrometers and dial calipers

Familiar with blueprint reading and fabricating replacement parts to 			specifications using blueprints, shop equipment and personally owned tools 
			
			Familiar with aircraft component removal, maintenance and installation 

Work History:  	Midwest Express Airlines, Milwaukee, WI.  September 2000 to Present.  Aircraft Maintenance, Structural Repair and Modification

Raytheon Aircraft Services, Rockford, IL.  June 1999 to September 2000.  Aircraft Maintenance, components and systems
		
U.S. Army, Ft. Campbell, KY.  February 1996 to April 1999.   Aircraft 			Maintenance, Structural Repair

Education and 	Blueprint reading class, Midwest Express Airlines.  Learned to read aircraft Training:		drawings and blueprints to fabricate replacement parts to specifications

North Central Institute, Clarksville, TN.  Accelerated program to take FAA 		Airframe & Powerplant test for aircraft maintenance

U.S. Army School of Aviation Logistics, Ft. Campbell, KY.  Four month course to teach fundamentals of aircraft structural maintenance and metal handling, forming and parts fabrication

			R.C. Mahar Regional High School, Orange, MA.  Graduated June 1995