Clay Yancey

Aviation Maintenance Technician @U.S. Coast Guard

Elizabeth City, NC, US
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WORK HISTORY

Aug 2005 — Present

Aviation Maintenance Technician @U.S. Coast Guard

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Elizabeth City, NC, US

I spearheaded the transition to a Hybrid blended learning program for the Aviation Rating Apprentice Program, leading Phase 2 Metal Shop classes. Additionally, I chaired the Morale Committee and Leadership Diversity Advisory Council, promoting a positive workplace culture. • Facilitated HC-144 Airframe and Power-plant training at the Aviation Technical Training Center.

EDUCATION

2023 — 2026

Liberty University

Bachelor of Science - BS

SKILLS

Security ClearanceMilitary OperationsMilitaryMilitary Experience

ABOUT CLAY YANCEY

With over two decades at the U.S. Coast Guard, my focus has been on excellence in aviation maintenance and education. I have earned the prestigious FAA Airframe and Powerplant License, ensuring adherence to the highest standards of aircraft safety and performance. Currently pursuing an aviation maintenance degree at Liberty University, I continue to expand my technical expertise in the field. As an instructor at the Aviation Technical Training Center, I have honed my skills in job training and attention to detail. My commitment extends beyond the hangar; I am dedicated to the development and delivery of top-tier instructional programs, utilizing methodologies like ADDIE and the Kirkpatrick Model to elevate the proficiency and expertise of our service members. This dedication to instructional excellence has been recognized with my Master Training Specialist Certificate, validating my capabilities as an elite educator within the military training environment.

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