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Scott Latino 860.930.6739
Summary: Over 15 years as a Quality Control and Quality Assurance Inspector,
Chief Inspector / Accountable Manager; and/or Director of Maintenance. Experience with developing repair station inspection
and training capabilities; develop and maintain tool calibration tracking systems; develop and maintain training records;
organize, develop, and deliver repair station and technical training courses; develop and revise repair station training manuals;
develop Approved Aircraft Inspection Programs and Instructions for continued airworthiness; review, audit and generate aircraft
log entries; audit service bulletins and FAA Airworthiness Directives; comply with customer FAR 121, 125 & 135 documentation
requirements, training, and return to service requirements; perform on-site vendor audit; develop and maintain personnel,
training, and inspection/RII rosters, maintain capability lists, and monitor anti-drug programs. Over
25 years demonstrated experience in electronics, airframe, powerplant and avionics maintenance as a technician, machinist,
inspector, instructor and supervisor. Experienced troubleshooter, strong analytical, mechanical and problem
solving skills. Thorough knowledge of aircraft systems system modification, inspection and repair.
Certifications: FAA Airframe
Powerplant Mechanic/Inspection AuthorizationFAA Radio & Instrument RepairmanFAA Private Pilot FCC General
Radiotelephone Operator License/Radar EndorsementMassachusetts Radio/Television Master Technician ISCET Electronic Technician in Consumer ElectronicsPADI/NAUI
Rescue Diver Technical Equipment: -Supervise & Train maintenance personnel in electronic, airframe,
powerplant and avionics
fields. -Troubleshoot, repair, modify, inspect and Return to Service all
aircraft systems. -Bench test, inspect, align & repair electronic and aircraft subsystems to modular and component level. -Troubleshoot, Test, Inspect, Calibrate and Return to Service:
-Avionics:Search/Weather/Beacon RADAR; TACAN; VOR/ILS;
VLF/HF/VHF/UHF/Satellite Data & Communications Systems; Interphone/Audio Electronics Units; Annunciator/Fault –
Bright/Dim Modules/Panels; Static Suppressors; Analog & Digital Instruments (Calibration),Anti-skid/Engine
Vibration/Aural Waning Computers; 3-Phase Transformer Rectifier/Inverter Units; DC/AC/3-Phase/High
Voltage/Battery Power Supplies; AC/DC Generators & Control Units; Electronic Circuit Breakers; Altimeters
and Transponders.
-Airframe & Powerplant: Periodic/Annual Inspections;
Modifications; AD/Service Bulletin Compliance; Anti-ice; Hydraulic; Fuel; Air Conditioning/Pressurization;
Auxiliary Power; Landing Gear; Antiskid; Control Surfaces; Engine Accessory and Engine Changes (Turbine).
-Machinist:
Work from drawings, sketches, and computer generated information and verbal instructions to plan, setup, operate, and adjust
machinery and processing equipment to achieve dimensional integrity and required finishes for turbine engine parts. Work independently
or with engineers to develop, improve and refine new or changed operations, methods and equipment. Edit
programs, perform first piece runs and troubleshoot and situations that may arise. Utilize a variety of fixed and
variable measuring instruments to check and verify dimensions. Perform datum part and tool plate functions.
Use operation certification computer based systems to retrieve and store information and records.
Airframes:
Beechjet 400(A), B90, B200; Bell 206(L); Cessna 560, 560XL, 650, 680, 750; Cirrus
SR20/22; Falcon 50, 50EX, 2000; Learjet 21, 25, 31A, 35, 45, 60; Hawker 400XP, 700, 800(XP), 850XP, 1000; Challenger
300, 600, 601-3A/R, 604, and RJ; Sikorsky S-76; Airbus 319; Boeing 727, 737, 767, Military: B52, C12, C21,
C130, FB111, KC135, and TH57
Education:
6/00-Present College of Aeronautics Flushing, NY Aviation Maintenance Bachelor of Science Program
(100+ credits) Avionics Maintenance Bachelor of Technology
Program (100+ credits) 6/04 Charter Oak State College Associates – Science 6/90-9/91
Wentworth Technical School
Lexington, MA
Avionics & Marine Electronics Program, 900 Hours, Diploma 11/88-6/90 East Coast Aero Technical School Lexington, MA Aeronautical Maintenance, 2400 hours, Diploma5/84-2/85 United States Air Force Keesler AFB, MS Avionics Navigation Specialty, 1300hrs, Training Certificates
Employment History:
A&P/IA
Mechanic/ Avionics Repairmen, Chief Inspector/Accountable Manager/Mechanic/Repairman AOG Repair - FAA Certified Repair
Station V8IR335Y for airframe, powerplant, radio, instrument and accessories. Director of Maintenance FAR 135
Helicopter Operations. Launch, recover, troubleshoot, modify, and repair: Beechjet/Craft 400(A), B90, B200 (King-Air
Series); Bell 206 Series; Cessna 500 Series, 560, 560XL, 650, 750; Cirrus SR20/22; Falcon 50, 50EX, 2000; Learjet 21, 25,
31A, 35, 45, 60; Hawker 700, 800/850(XP), 1000; Challenger 300, 600, 601-3A/R, 604, and RJ Series; Sikorsky S-76; A319, B727,
737 and 767 A&P Mechanic- disassemble, inspect, modify, install instrumentation, and assemble
F100, PW200, PW6000 and PW4000 Series Engines. Install and troubleshoot engine wiring, fabricate terminal boards and
perform operational checks. Support P&W Engineering Departments in troubleshooting and repair of test instruments.
Documentation - Comply with Engineering Orders, blueprints, generate schematics of installed instrumentation, and publish
a general repair manaul/document for the engine under test. Machinist - Work from drawings, sketches, and computer generated information
and verbal instructions to plan, setup, operate, and adjust machinery and processing equipment to achieve dimensional integrity
and required finishes for turbine engine parts. Work independently or with engineers to develop, improve and refine new or
changed operations, methods and equipment. Edit programs, perform first piece runs and troubleshoot and situations that
may arise. Utilize a variety of fixed and variable measuring instruments to check and verify dimensions. Perform
datum part and tool plate functions. Use operation certification computer based systems to retrieve and store information
and records. 10/94 - 10/01
Bombardier Aerospace A&P/IA
Mechanic, Avionics/Airframe/Powerplant Quality Assurance & Control Inspector, Supervisor, Avionics Lead Technician, Avionics
Lab & Line Technician
- Challenger/RJ Series, Learjet Series, (G II,
GII, GIV, S-76, Dassault F-50/2000 - AMR/Combs/Siganture Flight Support) Kindly refer to Technical Equipment for discreiption of skill set.
– FAR 147 Training Program – write and deliver technical
training courses. Write, administer and evaluate, written, aural and practical examinations. Develop, repair,
and evaluate dynamic training aids, perform technical seminars, and demonstrate maintenance procedures, troubleshooting, soldering.
Instruct Advanced Electrical, AC/AD Theory, power generation/regulation system/starter generators, ohms law, inductive/capacitive
reactance, power distribution systems, digital theory, semiconductors, and avionics - HF/VHF/VHF/SHF - SATCOM Communications
systems, VOR, DME, RADAR, transponders, altimeters, FAR 91.411/413 inspections and calibrations, Master Caution/Warning systems,
EFIS - Electronic Flight Information Systems, CAS - Crew Alerting system - 05/84 - 05/88 United States Air Force - Avionics Lab and Line Technician/Secret Security
Clearance
Keesler AFB, MS; Pease AFB, NH; Anderson AFB, Guam Avionics Technician/Supervisor–
Launch/Recover B52, C12, C21, C130, C141, C5, FB111, KC10, KC135, TH57 and UH1 Aircraft. Repair aircraft
wiring, troubleshoot and repair complex discrepancies. Remove Communication and Navigation LRUs (Line Replaceable Units)
from aircraft, repair to component level, bench check, inspect and certify, install LRUs and approve aircraft for return to
service. Avionics Systems - Search/Weather/Beacon RADAR; TACAN; VOR/ILS; VLF/HF/VHF/UHF/Satellite Data & Communications
Systems; Interphone/Audio Electronics Units, deliver On the Job Training to technicians, support Instrument, Communication,
Doppler, Autopilot, and Field Maintenance Shops. Additional work experience and training certificates can
be provided upon requests.
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