Corey Branch

• Perform pre-maintenance inspections
• Service and repair on a variety of boats, ATVs and trailers
• Install electronics, trolling motors, batteries, wiring, custom fabrication
• Install trail kits on ATVs, safety gear, batteries, tires, inspections

Inspect and repair pipes, drains, and fixtures.

Use specialized tools and diagnostic equipment

Educate clients on preventive maintenance

• Stage and Move trailers to dock doors
• Manage YMS systems
• Assist and direct drivers with trailer parking and location

• Move trailers to designated doors for loading and unloading

• Responsible for interviewing, hiring, and training employees
• Oversaw the service operation while directing work
• Assisted customers with parts compatibility and availability
• Scheduled service appointments, prepared work orders, and dispatched work
• Conducted routine service inspections
• Analyzed readouts from computerized diagnostic testing devices
• Researched the web to receive updates to technical manuals
• Maintained good employee and customer relations
• Controlled costs while building a loyal clientele
• Maintained service records
• Set and obtain sales and profit objectives

• Diagnosed and repaired major automobile systems (brake and hydraulic, computer systems, etc.)
• Assisted automotive technicians in performing technical activities and kept management aware of mechanical repair problems as they occurred.
• Explained technical diagnoses and needed repairs to customers as needed.
• Opened, closed and kept store organized and neat and maintained safe bays
• Continually learned new technical information and techniques used in the industry
• Made recommendations for improvements and cost savings

• Oversee the service department;
• Manage day-to-day activities for employees;
• Satisfied service concerns for customers and employees while upholding the highest ethical standards.

• Inspected, maintained, and repaired automobiles and light trucks.
• Worked with electronic diagnostic equipment, digital manuals, and reference materials.
• Routinely examined critical car part (belts, hoses, plugs, brake and fuel systems, etc.)
• Used thousands of dollars worth of personal hand-tools, power, and machine tools to perform work