Brennan Phillips

yearly salary $4800 yearly

Provided technical assistance to other mechanics when needed.

• Performed maintenance and repair on wheeled vehicles, such as Humvees and 5-ton trucks.
• Maintained accurate records of all work completed on the various types of wheeled vehicles.
• Disposed hazardous materials properly after servicing a vehicle.
• Checked tire pressure and performed tire repairs when necessary.
• Used diagnostic equipment to troubleshoot problems with wheeled vehicles.
• Repaired fuel system components including pumps, injectors, tanks and lines.
• Installed new accessories and attachments to wheeled vehicles in accordance with manufacturer specifications.
• Assisted with loading, unloading heavy items onto, from the bed of a truck or trailer.
• Kept up-to-date with industry standards regarding best practices for servicing and repairing wheels vehicle systems.
• Performed preventive maintenance services on wheeled vehicles such as oil changes, lubrication, filter replacements and tune-ups.
• Inspected wheeled vehicle systems to identify any defects or malfunctions.
• Ensured that all safety procedures were followed when working on the different types of wheeled vehicles.
• Diagnosed electrical problems in wheeled vehicles by inspecting wiring harnesses for damage or deterioration.
• Performed repairs, including removing, cleaning and replacing parts and systems.

$13 hourly pay

40 hours a week plus overtime

Calibrated ignition timing on outboard motors according to manufacturer specifications.

• Adjusted carburetors to obtain maximum operating efficiency in engines.
• Performed diagnostics and repairs on outboard motors, including fuel systems, electrical systems, cooling systems and powerheads.
• Provided technical advice to customers concerning their outboard motor problems.
• Completed paperwork accurately detailing all services rendered on each job ticket.
• Assisted customers with questions regarding repair estimates and maintenance schedules.
• Used special tools such as micrometers and calipers to measure tolerances of engine components.
• Checked compression levels in engines during diagnostic procedures.
• Repaired or replaced steering cables and linkages on customer boats.
• Installed accessories such as propellers, trolling motors and depth finders onto boats.
• Reassembled outboard motors after completing repairs or servicing.
• Inspected boat trailers for safety issues prior to launching customer boats into water.
• Followed safety protocols while working with fuel tanks, oils and other hazardous materials.
• Performed routine preventive maintenance on outboard motors such as changing oil, lubricating moving parts and inspecting belts.
• Maintained inventory of parts for outboard motor repairs.
• Replaced worn or defective parts such as pistons, bearings, gears, valves and gaskets.
• Completed regular maintenance and service through oil changes, gear lubrication and winterizing.
• Mounted motors to boats and operated boats at various speeds on waterways to conduct operational tests.
• Removed and either repaired or replaced parts gears, magneto points, piston rings and spark plugs to correct malfunctions.
• Adjusted generators and replaced faulty wiring using hand tools and soldering irons.