Eric Young

• Prepared surfaces for painting by cleaning and sanding vehicles.
• Applied primer and paint using spray guns to ensure smooth finishes.
• Mixed paint to match color specifications for vehicle restoration projects.

Mechanic work on cars.

• Maintained thorough inventory of paint equipment and supplies by checking product levels.
• Selected, mixed and applied surface coatings to match and restore interior or exterior surfaces.
• Inspected work sites to measure dimensions, lay out work, and estimate materials for each job.
• Followed the manufacturer's instructions when mixing chemicals for special applications.
• Advised clients on optimal products for projects, ensuring suitable choices for durability and finish.
• Ensured proper ventilation while using solvents or oil-based paints.
• Documented progress and provided estimated completion time for clients.
• Covered floors before prepping, priming and painting walls and ceilings to protect them from chemicals and paint.
• Removed old finishes by stripping, sanding or using water or abrasive blasting.
• Applied primers or sealers to prepare bare wood or metal for finish coats.
• Removed pictures, door knobs or electric switch covers prior to painting.
• Completed high-volume painting jobs weekly, receiving positive customer feedback for quality and efficiency.
• Mixed and matched paint, stain or varnish with oil or thinning and drying additives to obtain desired colors and consistencies.
• Selected and purchased tools or finishes for surfaces to be covered.
• Monitored paint supplies, placing orders whenever needed and properly and safely disposed of old paint.
• Inspected painted surfaces for quality and consistency before final assembly.
• Collaborated with team members to enhance painting workflows, improving project turnaround times.
• Maintained painting equipment by performing regular cleaning and maintenance tasks.
• Adhered to safety protocols while handling paints and solvents in the workshop.
• Assisted in training new staff on painting techniques and safety practices.
• Applied paint with brushes, rollers, spray guns, or other equipment.
• Cleaned up job sites after completion of projects.
• Used power and hand tools safely and effectively.
• Used ladders and scaffolds to reach high walls and ceilings.
• Painted walls and other surfaces using traditional and sprayer methods and worked efficiently to complete jobs within required timeframes.
• Cleaned and smoothed surfaces prior to painting.
• Wore protective clothing such as masks, respirators and gloves.
• Applied primers and sealers to prepare new surfaces for painting.
• Inspected painted surfaces for defects such as cracking, blistering, or fading.
• Assessed work areas to determine safety measures required before beginning the job.
• Consulted with clients regarding colors and finishes.
• Mixed and applied paints, varnishes and sealants to promote lasting finish.
• Spread undercoats and finish materials using rollers and spray equipment.
• Identified surface to be covered and characteristics of finish to properly select roller, power sprayer and right size brush.
• Chose correct brushes and materials for jobs and purchased from vendors.

• Performed routine maintenance on various vehicle systems including engines and transmissions.
• Diagnosed mechanical issues in vehicles using diagnostic tools and equipment.
• Repaired or replaced worn parts, such as brake pads and exhaust systems.
• Collaborated with team members to troubleshoot complex mechanical problems, enhancing team efficiency and problem resolution.
• Maintained a clean and organized work environment to ensure safety standards.
• Assisted customers by explaining repair services and providing accurate estimates.
• Updated service records to track repairs and maintenance performed on vehicles.
• Trained junior mechanics on best practices for vehicle repair and maintenance procedures.
• 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.
• Performed preventive maintenance services such as oil changes and tune-ups on cars and trucks.
• Assisted fellow mechanics when necessary during complex repairs.
• Organized tools and supplies neatly within the workspace for easy access during maintenance tasks.
• Diagnosed mechanical problems on a wide variety of vehicles using specialized tools and equipment.
• Monitored shop equipment to maintain safe working condition.
• Kept detailed records of repairs, labor involved and parts used.
• Installed new or rebuilt engines into vehicles following manufacturer's instructions for installation procedures.
• Identified additional needed repairs by conducting visual inspections of the vehicle's interior and exterior.
• Ensured safety protocols were followed while working on vehicles.
• Maintained garage safety protocols to meet regulatory and company expectations.
• Tested components with appropriate instruments to ensure proper operation.
• Utilized computer diagnostic equipment to troubleshoot electrical issues in vehicles.
• Examined loose bolts and specified safety devices on vehicles and made adjustments.
• Replaced faulty wiring harnesses in order to restore proper functioning of electrical systems.
• Completed required paperwork and delivered to customer.
• Researched parts availability from vendors in order to complete repairs efficiently.
• Explained troubleshooting diagnosis to customer, detailing proposed repair plan and associated costs for informed decision-making.
• Connected electrical wiring to control panels and electric motors.
• Advised customers on service options tailored to their needs, ensuring satisfaction and understanding of available choices.
• Explained technical diagnoses and needed repairs to non-mechanical individuals who lack technical knowledge.
• Provided estimates for labor costs associated with repair projects prior to commencement of work.
• Adjusted vehicle components according to specifications utilizing testing equipment such as dynamometers or chassis charts.
• Adhered to all safety protocols and guidelines to prevent accidents and injuries.
• Performed troubleshooting and diagnostic procedures to locate source of malfunctions.
• Removed old oil, replaced filters, and added correct amounts of fluids.
• Completed simple and advanced repairs according to specifications for brakes, exhaust and electrical systems.
• Improved function of engines by replacing spark plugs, fuel filters and defective sensors.
• Checked vehicle mileage and determined necessary belts, fluids flushing or gasket replacements.
• Reviewed work orders and discussed with supervisors.
• Reviewed brakes and assessed whether pads needed replacement, discs should be turned or other service requirements.
• Tested components and systems using infrared engine analyzers, compression gauges and computerized diagnostic devices.
• Aligned wheels using special alignment equipment and wheel-balancing machines.
• Estimated costs of vehicle repair.
• Adjusted and repaired systems to meet manufacturers' performance specifications.
• Trained and guided employees on correct methods for performing different repairs and maintenance services.
• Evaluated vehicle schematics to assess required parts and order accordingly.
• Planned work procedures using charts, technical manuals and experience.
• Operated machinery to assist in various construction projects.
• Maintained a clean and safe work environment at all job sites.
• Collaborated with team members to complete tasks efficiently.
• Loaded and unloaded materials for transportation and storage.
• Followed safety protocols to prevent accidents on-site consistently.
• Conducted routine inspections of tools and equipment before use.
• Supported skilled tradespeople by providing necessary materials promptly.
• Performed physical activities requiring heavy lifting, walking and standing for long periods of time.
• Completed variety of physical labor tasks.
• Lifted objects weighing up to 50 pounds without assistance when necessary.
• Worked with team members to ensure efficient workflow throughout the day.
• Contributed innovative ideas and solutions to enhance team performance and outcomes.
• Operated and maintained a variety of equipment including hand and power tools.
• Collaborated with team members to complete assigned tasks and meet tight deadlines.
• Organized tools, supplies, and equipment needed for specific jobs according to instructions provided by supervisor.
• Operated various power tools such as drills and saws safely while following manufacturer's instructions.
• Met company and OSHA safety guidelines for work site operations to minimize worker risk.
• Loaded and unloaded daily material shipments, keeping products organized and secure to prevent damage and optimize handling.
• Performed repetitive assembly tasks with hand and power tools and automated equipment.
• Transported heavy items from one location to another using hand trucks or carts.
• Performed regular checks of equipment for proper operation and safety compliance.
• Cut materials into specified sizes for installation using tile cutters and power saws.
• Prepared items for transportation installing bracing, padding and strapping to prevent damage.
• Lubricated and cleaned machinery and tools.
• Sorted and placed materials or items on racks, shelves or in bins to keep warehouse organized.
• Prepared surfaces prior to painting by sanding, scraping, patching holes, and filling cracks with putty or plaster.
• Utilized two-way radios and hand signals to coordinate communication between equipment operators.
• Engaged in physically demanding work for long hours while maintaining a positive attitude.
• Understood how to operate and maintain job site equipment safely and for maximum productivity.
• Operated equipment with strong focus on safety and ground communication.
• Displayed high standards for quality workmanship and routinely double-checked work.
• Gained independent working skills and guided and mentored less experienced team members.
• Lubricated, cleaned or repaired machinery or equipment.
• Learned and mastered skilled trade specialties under guidance of expert mentors.