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🌟 Exciting Achievement! 🌟 I’m thrilled to share that I’ve recently completed a certificate in Aircraft Maintenance and Safety Engineering. This course has equipped me with essential knowledge that will be invaluable as I embark on my upcoming internship in aircraft maintenance. Key Learnings from the Course: - Introduction to Aircraft Maintenance: Understanding basic practices, safety procedures, and the fundamentals of maintenance operations. - Ground Handling Operations and Equipment: Gaining insights into the essential equipment and procedures involved in aircraft ground handling. - Subsystem Servicing: Learning about the maintenance and servicing of various aircraft subsystems. - Safety and Inspection: Emphasizing the importance of safety practices and inspection procedures to ensure aircraft reliability and compliance. - Aircraft Hardware and Materials: Familiarizing myself with the materials, systems, and processes used in aircraft hardware. I’m looking forward to applying this knowledge in a practical setting and further expanding my skills in the field. #AircraftMaintenance #SafetyEngineering #Aviation #ProfessionalDevelopment #AircraftEngineering #MechanicalEngineering #ContinuousLearning #CareerGrowth #AviationMaintenance #AerospaceEngineering #AeronauticalEngineering #MaintenanceEngineering #EngineeringSkills #AviationSafety #GroundHandling #SubsystemServicing

Great opportunity for the right people with the right mindset. Aviation engineering has many paths and this is the starting blocks to a long career where each day can be very different.

Investing in the next generation

Our latest collaboration with Dublin Aerospace & Elucidate Communications is here! At Pegasus Creative, we believe in the power of video to transform recruitment campaigns, and our partnership with Dublin Aerospace is a perfect example of that. In today's digital age, attracting top talent goes beyond traditional methods. Candidates want to see and experience what sets a company apart, and what better way to showcase that than through the lens of video? 📹 Through our collaboration, we've crafted a compelling video aimed at aspiring aircraft mechanics, offering them a glimpse into the world of Dublin Aerospace and the exciting opportunities that await them. From hands-on training to career growth prospects, every aspect is beautifully captured to ignite passion and interest in potential candidates. 🔧✈️ Here's why video is indispensable in modern recruitment campaigns: 1️⃣ Authentic Storytelling: Video allows companies to convey their unique story and culture authentically, resonating with candidates on a deeper level. 2️⃣ Visual Engagement: With attention spans shrinking, video captivates audiences far more effectively than text alone, ensuring your message doesn't get lost in the digital noise. 3️⃣ Showcasing Company Culture: Prospective employees want to know what it's like to work at a company. Video provides a dynamic platform to showcase your workplace culture, values, and environment. 4️⃣ Global Reach: In today's interconnected world, video transcends geographical boundaries, enabling companies to reach talent pools worldwide. 5️⃣ Memorable Impact: A well-crafted video leaves a lasting impression, making your recruitment campaign stand out in a competitive landscape. We're proud to be at the forefront of leveraging video to revolutionize recruitment strategies, and we're excited about the positive impact our collaboration with Dublin Aerospace will have on their apprentice aircraft mechanic recruitment campaign. 🚀 Are you ready to elevate your recruitment efforts with video? Let's connect and explore how we can help your organization attract top talent and drive success! #VideoMarketing #RecruitmentCampaigns #DublinAerospace #AircraftMechanics #TalentAcquisition #CompanyCulture #DigitalTransformation #HRStrategy

Hello LinkedIn Community, What you see in this picture is a small part of a vast system that keeps aircraft flying! Today, during my internship, we identified a potential hydraulic leak in the aircraft brakes and investigated the main landing gear brakes' hydraulic pipeline system, particularly at gears 5 and 6 (co-pilot side main landing gears). As our Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (LAMEs) inspected the pipeline system, we interns were amazed by the complexity of these landing gears and the capability of Aircraft Manufacturing Engineers to turn theories into real-life machinery. Just look at the amount of piping in that part of the aircraft only! While I may not yet fully grasp the extent of how extraordinary these systems are, being in the learning phase and having my first industrial exposure certainly shapes my perspective. However, one thing is clear: immense hard work, dedication, extensive knowledge, and skills are required to bring these inventions to life. These systems are essential to modern life, whether for transportation, education abroad (like in my case), trade, or even recreation. They are indeed a life essence. Through this post, I want to extend my immense respect and appreciation to Aeronautical, Maintenance, and all engineers and technicians responsible for making these incredible birds that carry hundreds of people across the skies daily. The same goes for every worker, regardless of their position or sector, who adds value to life and benefits society! #Aviation #Engineering #Internship #AircraftMaintenance #AeronauticalEngineering #Hydraulics #LandingGear #EngineeringExcellence #Manufacturing #Aerospace #Innovation #EngineeringLife #FutureEngineer #TechInspiration #AviationIndustry #AircraftEngineering

Probably the best apprenticeship out there for anyone interested in a career in aviation.

This past summer I had the amazing opportunity to be a Premier College Intern at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. I was in the Engineering Home Office, AFLCMC/EZFC in the Crew Systems and Human Systems Integration Branch. There are different sections, the Air Transport Test Loading Activity (ATTLA), Human Systems Integration (HSI), and Egress Personnel Protection and Survivability (EPPS). There also is a Modeling and Simulation team. My big project for the summer was a practice airdrop. It was a Low Velocity Airdrop (LVAD) and was a Rapid Rigging Derigging Airdrop System (RRDAS). I had to ask many questions as I had never had any experience with this type of problem. I was also able to shadow the Tanker Recap and Next Generation Aerial Refueling Systems. This was my favorite part of the experience. This is for the Tankers that are in our current fleet and the future as well. There were films of old rocket sled testing and data. I sorted through the films and made sure they were digitized and the plan is to put them into a database, they will be accessible for DoD civilians to search as we still use many of these escape systems. This will save money from having to run tests that can be costly.  I conducted an interview with a Senior Engineer to gain insight on his career and what to plan for my future career. I gave a presentation on this and my key takeaways I learned from the valuable insight. I had the opportunity to go on lab tours every week seeing what else is being worked on in the Department of Air Force. They were a great insight to seeing testing and how each different system can come together to make our aircraft fly. Communicating effectively was an essential skill this summer as I was always in group scenarios. I was able to learn how to conduct meetings and prepare for briefings.  I was able to attend the PCIP Symposium at Tinker AFB, Oklahoma. The symposium was for our future careers in the Air Force.  I was able to go on base and see how the Air Force is trying to sustain aircraft in our fleet like the KC-135 and the B-52, doing everything in house as there are no more original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts. To finish my summer, I gave a presentation with my fellow PCIP intern Ashlyn Vongsy on everything we each did. My big takeaway is how complex humans are, integrating them into aircraft and how many different systems there are on our aircraft. I am really thankful for the opportunity. I want to thank everyone who helped and mentored me this past summer. I can’t wait to return as a PAQ upon my graduation in the Spring.   Also here is me in front of a KC-46! #udaytoncoopintern University of Dayton School of Engineering

Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology seems to be navigating the choice students are making -- college versus #technicalschool -- and later using workplace education benefits to go to college. Domenic Proscia noted students are delaying higher degrees and are joining the #workforce as soon as they get their #certifications in an interview with Aviation Week Network. "At Vaughn, we see this as a good first step for students new to the field. We want our graduates to be successful through programs such as lifetime career counseling and support. We also know that graduates take advantage of tuition reimbursement opportunities that most companies offer, and we encourage them to get into the industry and take advantage of those opportunities. Those who are destined for leadership roles will prioritize education as their careers progress." Interestingly, he discussed #aviation and #aerospace workforce competition noting the skills for aviation match those of #manufacturing and many other industries. "To grow the workforce #pipeline, aviation could consider defining career pathways for new hires, working toward better compensation and benefits packages, and offering more #apprenticeship and #internship opportunities to students. Equally important is the need to partner and support the institutions that provide those certified #technicians with equipment donations, regular campus visits to speak to students about the opportunities, work with the institution’s feeder high schools to promote the field, and offer scholarships for under resourced and underserved individuals who often struggle to afford certification programs." All great advice. This is a really insightful interview. https://lnkd.in/e_Dr2jjB

Day 1: Hit the ground running 🏃♀️ Day 2: Keep running 🏃♀️🏃♀️ Practice makes perfect. Especially in the Aerospace and Aircraft Maintenance Industry. Dearest AeroLovelies, Aerospace isn’t just about studying textbooks and acing exams; it's about getting your hands dirty (literally) and learning through doing. Speaking from experience, hands on training really helps your theoretical knowledge. You see, in these training programs, you're not just learning; you're practically living the life of an aerospace professional, and it's amaaaazing. So, to all my dearest AeroLovelies, If you ever get the chance of a hands-on aerospace training program, grab it with both hands. And always work towards having Internships during Holidays to increase your experience level. It’s not just about preparing for a career; it’s about embracing an experience that shapes you into a capable, confident professional ready to take on the skies. Once again, Happy New Year. #aerospace #aerospaceengineering #aircraftmaintenance #aerospacewithannie

Intermediate Exam Preparation We conduct mock exams to help our trainees prepare for their upcoming exams. Here are some impressions from the Aircraft Mechanics, Mechatronics and Industrial Mechanics programs in Munich. Can you guess which picture belongs to which apprenticeship? #UpliftYourFuture #WeAreEngineExperts