Troubleshot systems, traced problems and diagnosed root causes.
Performed vehicle lubrication and DOT safety inspections.
Inspected [Vehicles] for repair and maintenance needs.
Completed required documentation such as work-completed reports, timesheets and quality assessments via handwritten forms or business system input screens.
Removed components and completed repairs or installed new replacements.
Maintained safe working conditions by keeping shop areas clean and free from unneeded items.
Completed warranty services and submitted required paperwork.
Replaced parts such as belts, hoses and motors on different systems.
Assessed engines to inform preventive maintenance work.
Diagnosed mechanical problems for repair or replacement.
Used specialized tools and equipment to diagnose and repair issues with diesel engines.
Performed preventive maintenance on diesel engines, preventing malfunctions.
Serviced and maintained engines by performing regular oil and filter changes.
Handled repairs, replacing broken components and inspecting engines for wear and tear.
Conducted full operational compliance inspections before releasing vehicles for use.
Ordered new parts for broken belts, hoses and filters, resupplying inventory.
Replaced and repaired fuel injection systems for diesel engines in buses and trucks.
Followed factory and dealership standards to accurately perform repairs according to work order.
Analyzed engine faults in buses and trucks, identifying potential causes and determining needed repairs.
Collaborated with other mechanics to inspect diesel engines for signs of damage.
Changed faulty or damaged fuel injectors, air filters and spark plugs in diesel engines.
Managed parts inventory and tracked status of recent orders to maintain tool and equipment stock.
Determined cost-effective solutions to mechanical issues, saving company money.
Checked completed repairs in buses and trucks, confirming correct servicing procedures.
Organized test drives in buses and trucks to identify needed repairs.
Diesel Technician
Cardinal International Trucks
02.2005 - 05.2014
Troubleshot systems, traced problems and diagnosed root causes.
Performed vehicle lubrication and DOT safety inspections.
Inspected [Vehicles] for repair and maintenance needs.
Completed required documentation such as work-completed reports, timesheets and quality assessments via handwritten forms or business system input screens.
Removed components and completed repairs or installed new replacements.
Maintained safe working conditions by keeping shop areas clean and free from unneeded items.
Assessed equipment for damage, wear, battery life, and fluid levels.
Completed warranty services and submitted required paperwork.
Replaced parts such as belts, hoses and motors on different systems.
Applied documented procedures and policies to complete complex repairs and identify and prepare required parts and tools.
Assessed engines to inform preventive maintenance work.
Diagnosed mechanical problems for repair or replacement.
Used specialized tools and equipment to diagnose and repair issues with diesel engines.
Performed preventive maintenance on diesel engines, preventing malfunctions.
Serviced and maintained engines by performing regular oil and filter changes.
Handled repairs, replacing broken components and inspecting engines for wear and tear.
Adhered to safety regulations while servicing vehicles, preventing injuries and accidents.
Conducted full operational compliance inspections before releasing vehicles for use.
Ordered new parts for broken belts, hoses and filters, resupplying inventory.
Replaced and repaired fuel injection systems for diesel engines in buses and trucks.
Followed factory and dealership standards to accurately perform repairs according to work order.
Analyzed engine faults in buses and trucks, identifying potential causes and determining needed repairs.
Collaborated with other mechanics to inspect diesel engines for signs of damage.
Changed faulty or damaged fuel injectors, air filters and spark plugs in diesel engines.
Determined cost-effective solutions to mechanical issues, saving company money.
Operated transport vehicles and auxiliary equipment to move materials safely to and from target areas.
Organized test drives in buses and trucks to identify needed repairs.
Checked completed repairs in buses and trucks, confirming correct servicing procedures.
M1A1 Abrams Tank Technician
United States Marine Corps
01.1999 - 04.2005
Tested components and systems to evaluate performance and identify concerns.
Completed job reports and logs immediately following service calls.
Mentored junior technicians in maintenance, repair and reporting duties.
Addressed routine equipment maintenance according to established schedule.
Performed complex mechanical alignments and equipment calibration to meet quality standards.
Scheduled maintenance and repair tasks in alignment with production deadlines to reduce bottlenecks.
Tracked and recorded parts and labor costs related to each service call.
Observed equipment operation to diagnose and troubleshoot reported issues.
Organized work to meet demanding production goals.
Maintained quality assurance and customer satisfaction objectives.
Inspected equipment to identify areas of wear or causes of malfunctions.
Applied critical thinking and research to address complex issues.
Tested systems, noting issues and completing preventive maintenance.
Diagnosed and repaired problems with electrical and mechanical systems.
Worked with diverse types of weather and ground conditions.
Tended to machines, troubleshot malfunctions and completed basic repairs to keep equipment fully functional and well-maintained.
Maintained strong focus on safety and efficiency to provide comprehensive support to personnel performing skilled repairs.
Inspected, evaluated and calibrated electrical and mechanical systems and components.
Managed maintenance activities, supervised staff and inspected equipment.
Wrote and revised maintenance procedures.
Researched and implemented new technologies and equipment.