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William R. Fyfe P.O. Box 3822 Tonopah NV. 89049 Phone: 775-482-3622 Fax: 775-482-8198 E-mail: [email protected] To whom it may concern, Presently, my wife and I are looking for a place to put our roots down permanently and ultimately retire in. We are presently giving Central and Western Oregon a very serious look. As you can see by my enclosed resume, I have a very stable work history and have proven myself to be very dependable and versatile. Two of my last three positions left me, sort of speaking, rather then my leaving them. I am a very loyal employee. If I do not know a job, I will quickly learn. In fact, I enjoy learning new skills and the challenges that go along with doing so. I am looking for long-term employment with good medical and retirement benefits. If you are looking for a person that learns quickly, works hard and will stick around, I am that person. Please feel free to contact me at any of the above means. I am looking forward to hearing from you soon! Sincerely, William R. Fyfe OBJECTIVE: I am looking for a position that will provide security for the future. Not interested in "short term" employment. My wife and I are looking for a place to make our permanent home. Oregon looks very appealing to us. If you are looking for a hard working, dependable and loyal employee, I am your person. Following is a partial listing of types of positions that I have held in the past and feel that I qualify for. Warehouse / Lumber yard, (15+ years experience] Aircraft Mechanic , (FAA certified Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic) Meteorological Technician , [National Weather Service Certified] Flight Line Operations , (Crew Chief, F-106- Air National Guard, FBO Operations, -Tonopah Nevada) I would be interested in any position that relates to any or all of the above experience. I would be willing and am capable of taking on and learning new skills. WORK HISTORY From December 2000 to present Contracted to: Nye County of Nevada, P.O. Box 153, Tonopah, NV. 89049 (775) 482-8103 From April 1999 to November 2000 The IBEX Group, 3123 Southwest Martin Downs Blvd., Palm City, FL 34990 (561) 781-1894 From March 1995 to April 1999 Meteorological Technical Institute, P.O. Box 6102, Helena, MT. 5960 4 (80 0-414-4314) I am presently a meteorological Technician contracted to Nye County of Nevada. I am responsible for the operations of the weather observation operations at the Tonopah Nevada airport. Our office provides timely observations of the local weather conditions, which are now disseminated by augmentation of the Automates Surface Observation System, [ASOS]. Until December of 2000; these reports were done manually and disseminated to the regional Automated Flight Service Station [AFSS]. I was responsible for up to 4 employees and the over-all every day operations of the station. I am now the sole operator of the station. On April 1, 1999 we had a change of contractor and on November 30, 2000 the Federal Aviation Administration ended their program of contracting for a manually operated station and planned on the automated weather observation system to take over. Nye County chose to keep manual observer(s) and took over the responsibilities at that time. Contact Jerry McKnight, Nye County Manager. WORK HISTORY, CONTINUED From April 1986 to March 1995 United Building Centers, 1000 East Lyndale, Helena Mt. 59601 (406} 442-7110 I was the Assistant Foreman of outside yard operations. Customer service, inventory control, shipping and receiving, scheduling and delivery of materials are just a sample of some of my major duties. I am competent in the operation of forklifts, light and medium trucks with hoists and scissorbeds and other related equipment. I operated a door and window assembly shop. I constructed door and window units to specific customer requirements. I am competent in the pneumatic and manual tools required for these operations. I provided the necessary light maintenance of the store and grounds. I had up to five employees under my supervision at any one time. Contact Robin Lucht, Foreman. From March 1980 to March 1985 Walsh Andersen Lumber Company (No longer in business) My duties were similar to my duties while at UBC with the addition of managing a small engine repair shop on the premises. From 1979-1986 I was trained, and served, as a Crew Chief on F-106 aircraft with the 120 th Fighter Interceptor Group stationed at Great Falls Montana. Responsibilities were preflight, post flight and end of runway checks. Refueling, towing and otherwise positioning of aircraft. I assisted in the maintenance of all systems of the aircraft. I am familiar with military operations, military jet aircraft and the particular safety concerns of such including ejection seats, jet intake, jet exhaust, ramp and runway cleanliness, (FOD), ect. From 1975 - March 1980 During High School and shortly there after, I held positions of head receiving clerk for a auto parts warehouse, automobile and light truck mechanic, sole operator of an aircraft repair shop, and ground operator for an aerial application service. EDUCATION Private Pilot Desert Flying Service, Tonopah Airport, Tonopah, NV. 89049 Received FAA Certification: May 1999 Meteorological Technician Meteorological Technical Institute, Helena, Montana Received National Weather Service Certification: March 1995 Emergency Medical Technician Clancy Quick Response Unit, Clancy, Montana Received State and National Certification: July 1992 (I am not currently certified) Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic Helena Vo-Tech, (February 1980 to July 1981), Helena, Montana Received FAA Certification: July 1981 Crew chief 120th Fighter Interceptor Group, Air National Guard, Great Falls, Montana Various related technical and leadership schools: 1979 to 1986 High School Great Falls High School, Great Falls, Montana Received diploma: June 1977