Darrell Vigil

Location development. Make better supervisors and leaders to grow stronger techs.

Drive the numbers: PM Currency, Applied and Unapplied Labor, and KPI's

Find and grow talent.

Make strong relationships with customers and vendors.

•Lead by example

Build a great culture, employees want to stay and grow into a career.

Develop a training plan for techs and supervisors.

Grow, self, and continue to learn. Reach out to others in the role. Build oneself stronger.

• Supervised daily maintenance operations for diverse fleet of vehicles.
• Coordinated preventive maintenance schedules to ensure vehicle reliability.
• Trained and mentored team members on safety protocols and procedures.
• Managed inventory of parts and supplies for timely repairs and maintenance.
• Ensured compliance with safety regulations and company policies during operations.
• Reviewed work orders, allocated resources, assigned tasks, and established priorities for completion of jobs.
• Scheduled repair and maintenance of machines, tools and equipment to support continuous production operations.

• Diagnosed mechanical issues in fleet vehicles using diagnostic tools and techniques.
• Performed routine maintenance on trucks and equipment to ensure optimal performance.
• Repaired engines, transmissions, and other critical components in a timely manner.
• Collaborated with drivers to understand vehicle concerns and service requirements.
• Maintained accurate service records for all repairs and maintenance performed.
• Coordinated parts ordering and inventory management for efficient repair processes.
• Completed detailed reports of all maintenance activities performed on each vehicle in the fleet.
• Performed road tests after completion of repairs to verify proper functioning of vehicle systems.
• Conducted preventative maintenance checks on fleet vehicles to ensure optimal performance and safety standards.

• Diagnosed mechanical issues using advanced diagnostic tools and equipment.
• Repaired engines, transmissions, and other critical components with precision and care.
• Trained junior mechanics on best practices for safety and repair techniques.
• Repaired or replaced worn parts such as brake pads and wheel bearings using hand tools and power tools.
• Inspected, serviced, and repaired brakes, exhaust systems, transmissions, engines, suspension systems, drive trains, fuel systems and other vehicle components as required.
• Assisted fellow mechanics when necessary during complex repairs.
• Diagnosed mechanical problems on a wide variety of vehicles using specialized tools and equipment.
• Installed new or rebuilt engines into vehicles following manufacturer's instructions for installation procedures.