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fun aspect of her career to be the creativity
demanded in maintenance problem solving:
Working through new issues, finding new
fixes and making it work within a set system.
" This is a fun job and you learn something
new every day, " Burns said. " You could do
this job for 50 years and still learn something
new every day. "
Burns' commitment to lifelong learning
is familiar. In fact, the same sentiment was
expressed by ARSA's 2021 Scholarship winner,
Fawn Carrington of Tulsa Technology
Center, just a few days earlier.
Carrington, an Air Force veteran whose
hands-on technical experience began as a
teenager fixing cars in her driveway, was
impressed by the work of aircraft maintenance
technicians she observed while serving
alongside them on active duty.
" I witnessed them hard at work, "
Carrington said. " I became intrigued with
the jobs they had and developed a respect for
their dedication and unwavering work ethic. "
Since leaving active duty, Carrington has
turned her own work ethic to the spirit of aircraft
maintenance. " If anyone has a curiosity
or passion for aviation...[they] should pursue
an aviation maintenance program, " she said,
explaining what she would tell someone considering
a career in the industry. " It is as fun
and useful as it is interesting to learn about
the aerodynamics and practices involved in
making these flying machines fly. The aircraft
we have flying today are truly amazing
and the learning never stops. "
What can we learn from examples like
these? To listen.
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Both Burns and Carrington represent
the best of what the aviation community
needs. Young women - a group that is
far too underrepresented in maintenance
facilities - who see fun, creativity and
value in the work. From early hands-on
experiences - on an airport ramp or in
a driveway - to professional exposure
to skill and personal development, they
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