Brian Kyle Chambers

309 JW Edwards Dr.

Byron, Ga. 31008

Work Phone: Main # 478-784-3700 Direct# 478-784-3737

Cell Phone: 478-808-3319

Objective:

I am Seeking to better myself by moving forward with the company, where I can utilize my talent, related experience,

and leadership background with an opportunity for professional growth.

Boeing August 2014 - Present

Aircraft Structural Mechanic A-10/H47 Chinook and Process Support Specialist F-15

Macon, Georgia / Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Macon: Duties include the assembly of structures, metallic and nonmetallic, on the center wing box assembly of the

A-10 Thunderbolt aircraft and H47 Chinook helicopter. I am required to work to assembly orders, visual aids, process

specifications, verbal instructions, outlines, drawings, and blueprints. I also work to electronic work instruction

document software such as Solumina and MES. I’m able to hold 4-place dimensions using shop aids or per best shop

practice. Integrate LEAN+, 5S, and continuous quality improvement initiatives to streamline our processes and maintain

FOD and housekeeping on a daily basis. Structures include hydraulic lines, wiring harnesses, leading edge, trailing edges,

wing rib assemblies, electrical systems, Fuel systems, and exterior skin panels. I have experience in the use of aircraft

sealants, solvents, and other hazardous materials. I am also trained in the use of all pneumatic tools related to aircraft

structural assembly and repair such as; drills, squeezes, rivet guns, gri nders, nut runners, huck guns, torque wrenches,

and various other two part fastener installation tools.

Riyadh: Help and support Al Salam Aircraft Co. to produce wing, forward fuselage, leading edge, and trailing edge

assemblies for the F-15 SR program. Help ensure correct and up to date tooling and planning are being used. Over see

mechanics to ensure correct processes and procedures are followed. Work with Al Salam Aircraft Co. management and

support as well as Boeing Supplier Quality and DCMA to ensure quality and integrity of product.

Boeing May 1998 – August 2014

Macon, Georgia

Aircraft Structural Mechanic/Team Leader:

Lower Nose Assembly C-17

• Oversees the implementation of policies and procedures in support of daily operational responsibilities for a team of

5 direct reports.

• Charts a course for employees by performing activities in structural manufacturing environment, and setting goals to

achieve in daily work plan tasks.

• Sets high expectations to develop and execute business plans by achieving a weekly performance rate of better than

129% and a budget/cost performance initiative of 1.0 based on working to safety, quality, manufacturing performance

data, daily performance goals, and yearly budget targets.

• Performs time keeping duties by updating weekly time sheets in ETS and Auto Time databases, as well as tracking

yearly attendance records and participates in yearly employee evaluations.

• Ensures that projects are completed on schedule and within budget requirements.

• Acquires resources, coordinates with external vendors to order supplies, provides technical management of team

mates and leads process improvements through Employee Involvement programs to deliver results and ensure that

resources and parts are available just in time for production needs to deliver a quality product to our customer.

• Supervises/leads employees performing multiple manufacturing processes, develops and maintains relationships and

partnerships with customers, peers, partners and direct reports (ex. planning and engineering depts.)

• Provides oversight and approval of technical approaches, products and processes to identify opportunities for

efficiency improvements.

• Manages, develops new skills, and inspires team mates.

• Implements and organizes projects based on 5S and Lean practices and initiatives.

• Leads by example by living the Boeing Leadership Attributes and Boeing Values daily.

• Maintains a safe work environment for team mates by performing daily safety walks and attending weekly and

monthly leadership safety meetings.

• Inspects quality of workmanship in product during assembly process and before delivery to customer by using

Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI) and Manufacturing Self Evaluation (MSE) principles and guidelines.

Manufacturing/Assembler C:

• Other duties include the assembly of structures, metallic and nonmetallic, on the lower nose assembly of the Boeing

C-17 aircraft. I’m required to work to assembly orders, visual aids, process specifications, verbal instructions, outlines,

drawings, and blueprints. I also work to electronic work instruction document software such as Solumina and MES. I’m

able to hold 3-place dimensions using shop aids or per best shop practice. Integrate LEAN+, 5S, and continuous quality

improvement initiatives to streamline our processes and maintain FOD and housekeeping on a daily basis. Structures

include hydraulic lines, water and waste lines, cooling ducts, heat exchanging liners, wiring harnesses, doors, door seals,

aircraft defense systems, wing assemblies, and other electrical systems, as well as other various exterior skin panels. I

have experience in the use of aircraft sealants, solvents, and other hazardous materials. I am also trained in the use of all

pneumatic tools related to aircraft structural assembly and repair such as; drills, squeezes, rivet guns, grinders, nut

runners, huck guns, torque wrenches, and various other two part fastener installation tools. I have experience in the

operation of CNC drivematic machines. I have received recognition for quality, safety, and 5s/lean manufacturing

processes.

Lucas Aerospace 3/1996 - 5/1998

Macon, Georgia US

Aircraft Structural Mechanic/CNC Mill Operator

My duties were to build the horizontal and vertical stabilizer spars for the Boeing 737 aircraft. Required to work to

assembly orders, visual aids, process specifications, verbal instructions, outlines, drawings, and blueprints with the use

of monolithic rib assemblies and composite panels. I used a wide variety of pneumatic tools to complete everyday tasks.

I was also required to form and fabricate sheet metal parts from time to time.

CNC Mill Operator:

I gained experience in the operation of a three, four, and five axis high speed vertical and horizontal CNC mill as well as

other vertical and horizontal milling machines. I use a wide variety of milling techniques in geometric tolerancing and

positioning.

Boeing Georgia Inc. 8/1994 - 3/1996

Macon, Georgia US

Aircraft Structural Mechanic/CNC Mill Operator

My duties were to assemble the floor panels and Power Drive Units for the cargo decks of the Boeing 747. I was

required to assemble pre-fabricated details into aircraft sub-assemblies by use of blueprints, shop orders, and

engineering instruction. Tasks involved drilling, riveting, swaging bearings and bushings, installing bolts, wiring, and

various other types of fastening methods. I also had three years CNC milling experience operating 3 to 5 axis vertical and

horizontal milling machines. Using Geometric Tolerancing and Positioning, and fabrication inspection techniques such as

calipers, micrometers, height and depth gauges.(Recalled from layoff)

Boeing Georgia Inc. 11/1989 - 8/1993

Macon, Georgia US

Assembler Technician

My duties included building small sub-assemblies from pre-fabricated details for the Boeing 737, 747, 757, and 767

aircraft. Required to read blueprints, production planning documents, and engineering repair dispositions.( I was laid off

due to rate reduction.)

EDUCATION

Macon Technical Institute, Macon, Georgia US

Vocational - 11/1989: Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:

Aircraft Sheet Metal Assembly

Southwest High School, Macon, Georgia US

High School Diploma - 6/1988

Community Involvement:

• I have served on the Executive Boards of many organizations in our community over the past 15 years. Including Vice

President of Western Little League and Bloomfield Little League in Macon Ga. I have served as elected Vice President of

Middle Georgia Football Officials Assoc. for the last four years. I have received special achievement awards for

commitment and service appreciation from other state wide organizations such as the Georgia Athletic Coaches Assoc.

and Georgia Athletic Officials Assoc. I have officiated sports at College and High School Levels for the past 15 years in

Baseball and Football.

JOB RELATED TRAINING

FOD PREV/ELIM 05-Dec-2005- present

SOLVENT USAGE & TECH. 24-Aug-2004- present

Cadmium Awareness 21-Jul-2004- present

INJURY AND ILLNESS PREVEN 17-Jul-2001- present

TORQUE * 55142G 30-Jun-2005- present

SEAL INSPECT 55820G 31-May-2005- present

SEAL MAT & MET 55161G 31-May-2005- present

ALODINE TOUCH-UP 55104G 31-May-2005- present

DEUT AXIAL LNE SWAGE (55150G) 03-Mar-2009- present

HIGH QLTY SURF RPR 55166G 28-Feb-2005- present

PEN CRAN/RIG & LIFT 55356G 31-Aug-2003- present

RADIO CRAN & CAT 800 55322G 31-Aug-2003-present

REPAIR SURFACE DEFEC 55118G 24-May-2002-present

G900 ASSCO DRIVMATIC 55117G 31-May-2001-2004

047530 CDI EVALUATION TEST 04-Feb-1999 -2001

047529 CDI OJT 04-Feb-1999 -2001

060020 MSE 1 09-Sep-2002-present