We deliver on the promise of reliability in all conditions.
Resicum International, LLC is headquartered in Warrenton, VA and specializes in providing safe and effective aviation training, support solutions, technical training, and military training and skills assessments.

Resicum International, LLC

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Resicum International, LLC is a Warrenton, VA–based company that provides aviation-focused training and support services for military and government customers. Resicum emphasizes readiness, responsiveness, and survivability and specializes in safe and effective aviation training, technical training, military training and skills assessments, maintenance, quality assurance, and aviation safety across fixed- and rotary-wing platforms and commercial aircraft. The company positions itself to deliver reliable capability and support solutions in defense and government aviation contexts.

We deliver on the promise of reliability in all conditions.   

Resicum International, LLC is headquartered in Warrenton, VA and specializes in providing safe and effective aviation training, support solutions, technical training, and military training and skills assessments.

• Serve as a CH-47F Instructor Pilot Advisor to Foreign Military Sales (FMS) partner nations
• Provide advanced CH-47F flight instruction to pilots and aircrew in classroom and aircraft environments
• Conduct academic instruction on aircraft systems, limitations, emergency procedures, flight operations, and mission-specific subjects
• Provide hands-on instruction covering basic, advanced, and mission-essential CH-47F flight maneuvers
• Mentor international CH-47F pilots and aircrews in safe and effective aircraft operation
• Support continuation training, progression training, and mission-oriented instruction
• Instruct on crew coordination, cockpit procedures, risk management, and aviation safety
• Identify training deficiencies and provide corrective instruction and remediation
• Support pilot qualification, progression, and training requirements
• Support standardization and evaluation activities under program leadership and qualified Standardization Instructor Pilots
• Develop lesson plans, training materials, academic presentations, and flight training programs
• Advise aviation leadership on aircrew proficiency, training effectiveness, safety, and operational readiness
• Support aviation safety, risk management, accident prevention, and mishap-reduction initiatives
• Assist partner-nation aviation personnel in developing sustainable flight training and instructor programs
• Conduct training and advisory activities in accordance with technical manuals, regulations, aviation publications, and program requirements
• Foster professional relationships while supporting U.S. Government FMS program objectives

CH-47F Instructor Pilot – TAFT Advisor

CH-47F Instructor Pilot delivering flight training and mentorship to international military aircrews. Supporting Resicum’s U.S. Government FMS aviation modernization programs worldwide.

supervisor

• Serve as an Aircraft Components Repair Supervisor Advisor to FMS partner nations
• Provide technical supervision, instruction, and mentorship to international aviation maintenance personnel
• Conduct classroom and hands-on instruction on component inspection, disassembly, troubleshooting, repair, assembly, testing, and return-to-service procedures
• Supervise component repair personnel in applying approved maintenance procedures
• Assist with component removal, disassembly, inspection, repair, reassembly, testing, and installation
• Provide guidance on technical manuals, component maintenance publications, overhaul procedures, work packages, engineering instructions, and technical data
• Determine component serviceability in accordance with approved technical data and maintenance procedures
• Provide instruction on precision measurement, tolerances, clearances, wear limits, and inspection requirements
• Guide the use, care, inspection, calibration, and accountability of specialized tools, equipment, and test equipment
• Develop and implement standardized component repair procedures and maintenance practices
• Provide instruction and mentorship on aircraft forms, component records, maintenance documentation, inspection records, and technical reporting
• Advise maintenance leadership on component repair capability, maintenance effectiveness, readiness, supply issues, and technical concerns
• Identify recurring component failures and recommend corrective actions
• Support maintenance training, qualification, progression, continuation training, inspections, evaluations, quality-control activities, and readiness assessments
• Support troubleshooting and fault isolation of aircraft components and associated systems
• Mentor technicians, mechanics, supervisors, quality-control personnel, and other aviation maintenance personnel
• Develop lesson plans, training materials, presentations, and technical training programs
• Promote aviation safety, maintenance discipline, quality control, technical compliance, and proper component repair practices
• Support aircraft induction, fielding, acceptance, modification, modernization, and operational sustainment activities
• Conduct advisory activities in accordance with military regulations, technical manuals, aviation publications, safety requirements, and program directives
• Foster professional relationships supporting U.S. Government Foreign Military Sales programs

Aircraft Components Repair Supervisor – TAFT Advisor

Aircraft component repair advisor supporting Resicum’s global U.S. Government aviation programs. Training, supervising, and mentoring international military aviation maintenance personnel.

advisor

• Serve as an Aircraft Powerplant Repair Advisor to FMS partner nations
• Provide classroom and hands-on instruction and mentorship to international aviation maintenance personnel
• Train personnel on aircraft engine systems, components, maintenance procedures, inspections, servicing, troubleshooting, and repair
• Assist with engine removal, installation, inspection, servicing, component replacement, and associated maintenance activities
• Interpret and apply technical manuals, maintenance publications, work packages, engineering instructions, and technical data
• Provide instruction on aircraft forms, maintenance documentation, inspection records, and technical reporting requirements
• Identify recurring powerplant maintenance issues and develop corrective actions
• Advise maintenance leadership on aircraft readiness, maintenance effectiveness, technical issues, and operational concerns
• Support maintenance training, qualification, progression, and continuation training
• Provide instruction on aviation maintenance safety, tool control, FOD prevention, hazardous material procedures, and maintenance risk management
• Assist with aircraft inspections, maintenance evaluations, and powerplant maintenance assessments
• Support troubleshooting and fault isolation of aircraft engine and associated powerplant systems
• Assist with engine maintenance planning and scheduling practices
• Mentor aircraft mechanics, powerplant technicians, maintenance supervisors, and other aviation maintenance personnel
• Establish standardized powerplant maintenance procedures and practices
• Guide proper use, care, inspection, and accountability of specialized powerplant maintenance tools and equipment
• Support aircraft induction, fielding, acceptance, modification, and operational sustainment activities
• Develop powerplant maintenance lesson plans, training materials, presentations, and technical training programs
• Identify training deficiencies and provide corrective instruction and remediation
• Promote aviation safety, maintenance discipline, quality control, and technical compliance
• Conduct activities in accordance with military regulations, technical manuals, aviation publications, safety requirements, and program directives
• Foster professional relationships supporting U.S. Government Foreign Military Sales programs

Aircraft Powerplant Repair Advisor – TAFT Advisor

Aircraft powerplant advisor training and mentoring international military aviation teams. Supporting Resicum International’s U.S. Government Foreign Military Sales aviation programs worldwide.

We deliver on the promise of reliability in all conditions. Resicum International, LLC is headquartered in Warrenton, VA and specializes in providing safe and effective aviation training, support solutions, technical training, and military training and skills assessments.

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Aircraft Powerplant Repair Advisor – TAFT Advisor

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