Aric Gorge

• Organized tools and supplies neatly within the workspace for easy access during maintenance tasks.
• Consulted with customers regarding service options available based upon their needs.
• Replaced faulty wiring harnesses in order to restore proper functioning of electrical systems.
• Utilized computer diagnostic equipment to troubleshoot electrical issues in vehicles.
• Researched parts availability from vendors in order to complete repairs efficiently.
• Assisted fellow mechanics when necessary during complex repairs.
• Diagnosed mechanical problems on a wide variety of vehicles using specialized tools and equipment.
• Educated customers about basic automotive maintenance techniques they can perform themselves at home.
• Tested components with appropriate instruments to ensure proper operation.
• Explained technical diagnoses and needed repairs to non-mechanical individuals who lack technical knowledge.
• Inspected, serviced, and repaired brakes, exhaust systems, transmissions, engines, suspension systems, drive trains, fuel systems and other vehicle components as required.
• Identified additional needed repairs by conducting visual inspections of the vehicle's interior and exterior.
• Ensured safety protocols were followed while working on vehicles.
• Maintained accurate records of work performed in accordance with company standards.
• Performed preventive maintenance services such as oil changes and tune-ups on cars and trucks.
• Repaired or replaced worn parts such as brake pads and wheel bearings using hand tools and power tools.

• Attended training sessions for updates on product changes or modifications.
• Researched technical manuals for troubleshooting guidance when necessary.
• Reviewed customer feedbacks for improving service standards and quality control.
• Maintained accurate records of repairs and preventive maintenance activities.
• Ensured the proper disposal of waste materials generated from repair works.
• Tested, diagnosed, and repaired malfunctioning components.
• Performed preventative maintenance on mechanical equipment and machinery.
• Collaborated with other technicians to complete complex projects efficiently.
• Replaced worn or defective parts with new ones.
• Inspected completed work for accuracy and quality assurance.
• Utilized hand tools such as wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers.
• Contacted vendors to procure equipment and tools to meet organizational demands.
• Troubleshot, diagnosed, and repaired engineering equipment.

• Performed preventive maintenance services such as oil changes and tune-ups on cars and trucks.
• Inspected, serviced, and repaired brakes, exhaust systems, transmissions, engines, suspension systems, drive trains, fuel systems and other vehicle components as required.
• Replaced faulty wiring harnesses in order to restore proper functioning of electrical systems.
• Repaired or replaced worn parts such as brake pads and wheel bearings using hand tools and power tools.
• Assisted fellow mechanics when necessary during complex repairs.
• Adhered strictly to safety requirements when operating machinery or handling hazardous materials.
• Ensured safety protocols were followed while working on vehicles.
• Diagnosed mechanical problems on a wide variety of vehicles using specialized tools and equipment.
• Tested components with appropriate instruments to ensure proper operation.
• Consulted with customers regarding service options available based upon their needs.
• Explained technical diagnoses and needed repairs to non-mechanical individuals who lack technical knowledge.
• Researched parts availability from vendors in order to complete repairs efficiently.
• Maintained accurate records of work performed in accordance with company standards.

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