Harry Grice

• Maintain and service type C130 aircraft to a high quality and in professional manner.
• Able to access and understand Aircraft maintenance manual (AMM), SRM, IPC as well as manufacturing drawing to be able to complete a wide range of practical jobs and repairs.
• Kept fleet aircraft and related equipment in optimal condition for operational readiness.
• Operated power tools, gauges and testing equipment to adjust, repair and replace faulty components for this specific type of aircraft.
• Competent in working in fuel tanks, understand all of the necessary procedures that need to be taken when rescuing.
• Carried out basic sheet metal repairs on the C130s.

Performed priced fuel tank jobs on 737-800s, allowing NDT assessments on main aircraft structures.
Carried out FLS operations at Leeds airport and Madrid to support maintenance schedules.

• Maintained fleet aircraft and related equipment in optimal condition and readiness.
• Displayed energy and enthusiasm in fast-paced environment.
• Completed troubleshooting exercises on various aircraft systems.
• Carry out varied maintenance scheduled tasks on aircraft such as engine and APU changes, landing gear replacements.
• Carried out various modifications on aircraft under customer request in line with manufacturing procedures.

• Performed successful pool rescues, remaining calm and effective under pressure.
• Attentively observed swimmers, quickly identifying and responding to risks and concerns.
• Advised swimmers on use of diving boards, slides and pool equipment to mitigate potential safety risks.
• Maintained compliance with pool policies and procedures, offering suggestions to staff to maximise safety awareness.

Qualifications:-

GCSE English - 5 Maths- 6

Physics- 4 Computer science - 4

PE- 4 Chemistry- 5

Biology - 5 Geography- 4

Further maths - C

BTEC Level 2 Engineering - Merit

National Pool Life guard course - Passed

EASA Category A Modules- Passed

Level Two Diploma In Aerospace and Aviation Engineering- Passed

Level Three Diploma In Aerospace and Aviation Engineering- Passed

Human Factors Course- Passed

Work Experience

Perenco

Bacton gas terminal

Conducted in July 2017

Two weeks in a variety of areas including project department, electrical and mechanical maintenance, production control room as well as work in the warehouse.

Worked at KLM UK Engineering as an apprentice working on live aircraft in a unique environment where specific hazards are present.

Projects

I spent two days (18-19/07/17) in Perenco's SNS workshop, Great Yarmouth. Planning, designing and making a dice structure out of steel.

Achievements

Competitive swimmer for the last 7 years currently swimming for the city of Norwich Swimming Club.

Qualified in the pool regionally, open water nationally and represent the club team in a variety of leagues and national finals.

Honours and Awards

Awards at UTCN year 11, term 2 for excellent progress in English, PE and Computer Science and in term 3 for excellence in maths.

• Carried out fixed price jobs which mainly entailed fuel tank operations to assist NDT (Non Destructive Testing)
• Analysed mechanical problems using a certainly of different tooling contributing towards efficient troubleshooting processes.
• Demonstrated commitment to health and safety procedures by following strict guidelines during all tasks undertaken.
• Maintained a clean and organised workspace for enhanced productivity and safety compliance.
• Guided other mechanics enhancing their practical skill set when completing these fixed priced jobs.
• Successfully delivered on tasks within tight deadlines.
• Worked flexible hours, covering nights, weekends and bank holidays.
• Worked all over Europe, completing these jobs in an efficient and timely matter.