Aircraft Maintenance Facility
Box M 354 
P.O. Box 2982 
Milwaukee, WI 53201 

Human Resource Representative:
Hello, my name is Jesse Davis, and I am responding to the job of Aircraft Mechanic with your company. As you can see from the attached resume, I have over six years of diverse experience in the aviation maintenance field. I have performed maintenance on cargo helicopters, commercial aircraft and general aviation aircraft to include gas turbine and reciprocating engines.  I am also familiar with the FAA regulations pertaining to aircraft and aircraft component maintenance documentation. In my career, I have worked on helicopter structures, general aviation aircraft to include assisting with annuals, non-routine maintenance items, minor and major repairs, and as a sheet metal/structures technician which included maintaining the structures on commercial aviation aircraft. I have worked with titanium, stainless steel, and various alloys of aluminum; cutting, shearing, bending, forming, drilling, riveting and heat treating. I consider myself a hard worker, and one who has an eye for detail as well as the experience needed for expedient work.
I would enjoy an opportunity to meet with you to discuss employment opportunities. Please call me at home and leave a message at (414) 294-5683. 
Thank you for your time and consideration,
Jesse Davis
Jesse Davis
3358 E. Allerton Ave.
Cudahy, WI 53110
(414) 294-5683
Objective: 
Seeking a position as an Aircraft Mechanic
Qualifications: 
Holder of FAA issued Airframe license
Diverse experience in the aviation field, including cargo rotor wing, general, and commerical aviation maintenance
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 
Over four years experience in maintaining and repairing structures on aircraft, to include corrosion removal, treatment, preparation and application of paint systems, and over one year of experience in general aviation
Experienced with forming and handling of titanium, stainless steel, and various alloys of aluminum, to include fabrication of parts to blueprint specifications from raw stock
Work History: 
Dueco, Waukesha, WI; Final stage manufacturer assembling utility trucks per external customers specifications. February 2003 - Present
Midwest Airlines, Oak Creek, WI; Performed structural maintenance on company fleet aircraft per company and FAA regulations. October 2000 - Februrary 2003
Raytheon Aircraft Services, Rockford, IL; Performed general maintenance per company and FAA regulations on customer aircraft. June 1999 - October 2000
U.S. Army, Ft. Campbell, KY; Performed structural maintenance on military cargo helicopters per military and FAA regulations. February 1996 - April 1999
Education and Training:
Blueprint reading class, Midwest Express Airlines. Learned to read aircraft 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