Daryl Edmond

Supervise Fleet Maintenance Technician II and III, supervise inmates, community services workers.

Acts as Supervisor in the absence of Maintenance Manager.

Supervise the maintenance of shop tools, machinery, and equipment to ensure accurate operation.

Perform road calls as needed.

Manufactures special tools

Perform repair and maintenance tasks at parking garages

Provide monthly road calls reports to Maintenance Manager.

Order parts and supplies for maintenance shop.

Inspect, repair service cars and light duty truck systems: brake systems, tires, steering and suspension systems, electrical systems, exhaust systems, HVAC, computer controlled systems and hydraulic systems.

Perform minor and major repairs. Fabricate parts as needed to complete work; install and inspect safety equipment.

Order parts.

Maintain work orders and record labor and parts used.

Read and understand schematics or wiring diagrams and other technical information.

Supervise and trained inmates, maintain records of inmate training progress

• Reduced machinery downtime by swiftly diagnosing issues and implementing effective repair solutions.
• Streamlined workflow processes through effective communication with team members regarding equipment status updates and project timelines.
• Optimized machine operations, executing regular tune-ups and adjusting hydraulic systems as needed.
• Repaired and replaced engine parts such as pistons, cylinders and liners to restore function.
• Maintained a clean work environment that promoted safety while enhancing overall productivity.
• Read and interpreted technical manuals for troubleshooting and repair purposes.