Christopher Gilmore

• Operated machines safely and correctly, including tire changers and wheel balancers.
• Inflated tires to prescribed PSI per load requirements to optimize tire safety.
• Performed diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures to find and identify root causes of mechanical issues.
• Ordered repair parts quickly to prevent delays in projects and repair work.
• Maintained accurate financial records by reconciling accounts payable/receivable transactions regularly to ensure balanced budgets.
• Oversaw office inventory activities by ordering and requisitions and stocking and shipment receiving.
• I handle at least 30 customers in person and a even more over the phone daily.

• I was a Supervisor over all of the shear operators.
• I started off as a shear worker.
• Loaded and positioned raw materials in loading and feeding mechanisms.
• Maintained a clean and organized work environment, promoting efficiency and reducing the risk of accidents or injuries.
• Trained new hires in proper shear operation techniques, contributing to a skilled workforce.
• Collaborated with team members to ensure seamless workflow and timely completion of projects.
• Ensured accurate inventory management through meticulous record-keeping of materials used during daily operations.
• Ensured accurate inventory management through meticulous record-keeping of materials used during daily operations.
• I would have to make orders over 300 sheets of steel in a day.

• I would repair forklifts, manlifts, generators, light plants, and company trucks, which included 1-tons, 18- wheelers, backhoes, skid steers, and 1/2 ton trucks.
• I gained experience working on hydraulics, electronic wiring, and troubleshooting problems with forklifts and sky tracks.
• I would have to travel to different oilfield locations around Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi to perform repairs and maintenance on rented equipment.
• I would also fabricate some equipment for specialized jobs.

• I would drive to different oilfield locations around Texas and Louisiana to perform maintenance on pulsation dampeners and to replace pulsation dampener bladders.
• I would also have to talk with the tool-pushers to see that all the proper safety precautions were taken so that their equipment could be worked on.
• Diagnosed and troubleshot problems, fixing and restoring machines to peak performance.
• Adjusted original installation plan and reviewed installations for compliance with local codes and good operating practices.
• Demonstrated increased knowledge of company products and equipment.
• Streamlined repair processes to ensure minimal downtime.
• Gained knowledge of standard equipment, including manufacturer repair guidelines.
• Completed routine tasks such as tire rotation and balancing, oil changes and brake services.
• Assisted team members with troubleshooting and diagnostics.
• Installed new vehicle systems and components according to service orders and manufacturer instructions.
• Followed work orders, technical drawings and procedures in delivering scheduled maintenance and service with minimal downtime.

• I was responsible for making sure the items were packaged correctly, checking to make sure we had the materials to make the tools, ordering materials, and communicating with co-workers to accomplish the days tasks.
• That we had the items we needed to send out, loading and unloading packages with a forklift, and for assembling tools to be shipped out.

• Mechanics helper/Shop hand, I was in charge of cleaning up the shop and helping the mechanics, which included repairing oilfield equipment and vehicles.
• I was also tasked with delivering parts and tools to different locations around Texas and Louisiana.
• Pavement tool Head of shipping and receiving.

Job duties included unloading freight in a timely fashion, stacking and stocking merchandise, and using computers to pick merchandise to be stocked.

• I used hydraulic pallet jacks, and electric lift jacks to move freight around to different locations inside the store.
• My responsibilities where to unload two supply trucks daily.