Billy Johnson

• Operate skidder equipment to drag and transport cut logs from the forest to the loading area
• Safely maneuver heavy machinery through rough, uneven terrain
• Hook, unhook, and secure logs using winches, chokers, or grapples
• Perform daily equipment inspections and basic maintenance
• Maintain safe working distances from other workers and equipment
• Follow logging safety regulations and procedures
• Keep work areas organized and clear for efficient loading
• Communicate with the logging crew to coordinate log movement

• Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic issues on tractors and farm equipment
• Perform routine maintenance including oil changes, filter replacements, fluid checks, and lubrication
• Inspect equipment to identify wear, damage, and safety concerns
• Troubleshoot engine, transmission, braking, steering, and hydraulic systems
• Use diagnostic tools and service manuals to accurately identify problems
• Replace or rebuild faulty parts and components
• Test equipment after repairs to ensure proper operation and safety
• Maintain detailed service and repair records

• Keep shop area clean, organized, and safe

• Maintained cleanliness of work area at all times.
• Provided advice to customers regarding maintenance schedules for their vehicle's tires.
• Followed manufacturer guidelines for proper storage of tires when not in use.
• Conducted routine inspections of shop tools, equipment and facilities.
• Adhered to company policies related to work quality standards and customer satisfaction.

• Reconditioned radiators by flushing them out with water before reassembling them into the car body.
• Researched technical manuals for information regarding the installation of specific auto parts.
• Tested electrical systems to ensure proper functioning of components like alternators and starters.
• Performed diagnostics and repairs on a wide variety of vehicles, including cars, trucks, vans and SUVs.
• Ensured that all tools were properly stored after use in order to maintain a safe working environment.
• Demonstrated knowledge of different types of fluids used in automobiles such as coolant, brake fluid, power steering fluid.
• Applied sound troubleshooting techniques to diagnose complex mechanical issues quickly and accurately.

• Fabricated parts and components to exact tolerances.
• Resolved welding issues identified during routine maintenance and inspections.
• Welded components in flat, vertical, and overhead positions.
• Maintained a clean workspace at all times by disposing of waste materials correctly after each job was completed.
• Positioned, aligned and secured parts and assemblies using straightedges.

•Operated welding equipment in a safe and efficient manner to ensure quality welds.

•Operated cutting torches for cutting and beveling steel plates.
•Constructed and installed metal structures.
•Utilized oxy-acetylene torches to cut metal into desired shapes prior to welding process.