Kenneth White

Experience

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  United States Air Force

  Jan 1983 - May 1985

  Aircraft pneudralics systems tech.

  AIRCRAFT TECHNICIAN (E-5)UNITED STATES AIR FORCE, CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE, S.C., 01/1982-05/1985LARRY WRIGHT, CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE, 40 hours per week• Modified Aircraft flight controls, brakes, accumulators, reservoirs, values, landing gear, cargo ramps, doors, pumps, spoilers, associated pneudralic and pneumatic components, subsystems, and test equipment on 58 assigned C-141B aircraft via troubleshoots, inspections, removals, and overhauls

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  Siemens

  Feb 1986 - Aug 1987

  Assembly tech. inspector

  ASSEMBLY TECHNICIANSIMENS ENERGY AND AUTOMATION, RICHLAND, MS, 03/1986-08/1987ARMAND LOMBARBO, RICHLAND, MS, 40 hours per week, $10.50 per hour• Interpreted engineering drawings, blueprints, and sketches to procure, locate, verify, assemble, and inspect heavy duty electrical circuit breakers, regulators, and transformers

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  United States Air Force

  Aug 1987 - now

  Fuels Systems Specialist

  FUEL SYSTEMS SPECIALIST (E-5)UNITED STATES AIR FORCE, ALTUS AIR FORCE BASE, OK, 05/1976-10/2009WILLIAM SWENK, ALTUS AIR FORCE BASE, 40 hours per weekSupervised, planned, operated, inspected, and maintained petroleum fuels and cryogenic facilities and equipmentKey Results:• Supervised Aviation and Ground Fuels Demineralized Water, aircraft environmental fluids, and cryogenics distribution• Assigned personnel duties, participated in receiving, storing, issuing, and performing quality tests• Maintained accounting & inventory records for petroleum and cryogenic products Show less

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  Wayland Baptist University

  Jan 2010 - Jan 2013

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