Errol Holloway

Work in accordance with available drawings, technical orders, or specifications. In comparison to the work performed by mechanics at the grade 10 level, work assignments at this level require more judgments and decisions regarding the methods and procedures for completing assignments that may involve extending the use of conventional tools and equipment, and improvising changes to techniques and procedures to reach specified parameters when aging of components or modification of circuits have changed operating conditions. The mechanics are responsible for knowing and judging the impact of repairs, i.e., the effects that changes and adjustments will have on the related integral devices of the equipment serviced. They are also responsible for making further tests and alignments to insure that the completed equipment is aligned and functioning properly. The mechanics plan the work sequence and determine that equipment meets the requirements for serviceability, especially when working in remote user locations. They also are responsible for applying sound judgment in decisions that contribute toward greater operating life and efficient operations. The mechanics at this level must keep abreast of technological changes in the occupation, and provide technical guidance and assistance to lower grade employees. Technical advice is available on unusually difficult problems. Completed work is spot checked for compliance with accepted trade practices and specifications.They coordinate their efforts with technical and professional personnel on matters affecting installation or operating specifications and changes to equipment. The supervisor assigns work orally and through written instructions that outline the purpose of the work and possible approaches. Work is reviewed by occasional spot checks, review of documentation developed, and successful check out of the equipment.

• Led troubleshooting efforts for complex mechanical failures, ensuring swift resolution and operational continuity.
• Replaced damaged, missing, or defective parts with new and refurbished components.
• Maintained a safe working environment at all times by adhering to company guidelines and OSHA regulations, reducing workplace accidents.
• Kept equipment in good working order by following operating instructions, troubleshooting breakdowns, and maintaining supplies.
• Performed diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures to find and identify root causes of mechanical issues.

• Perform servicing, periodic and special inspections on AGE flightline equipment. Ensuring the operations, repair reliability and maintenance of over 45 assigned powered and non-powered AGE equipment.
• Plans and lays out work from technical orders, electrical and electronic block, wiring, diagrams, schematics and TCTO’s. Tests and diagnose problems in linear electronics controls. Identifies and repairs any malfunctions found
• Applies a thorough knowledge of logic circuits, programmable controllers, solid state-controlled devices, AC and DC motor control systems, servo motors, diodes, resistors, photoconductive cells, LED’s, SCR’s, Integrated circuits, Electromechanical and solid-state relays.
• Installs, overhauls, repair, fabricate, and / or modifies electrically controlled AGE systems, various related components and /or sub- assemblies.
• Utilizes safety and security practices and procedures following established EPA and OSHA regulations and guidelines and maintains a safe and clean work environment.

• Starts, operates, adjusts, and stops single or multiple fuel powered boilers fueled by natural gas, propane gas or fuel oil or a combination of these fuels.
• Perform various operational, major or minor repairs and preventative maintenance on boiler, auxiliary , and pollution control and other equipment.
• Operates auxiliary pollution control and other equipment in a steam or high temperature hot water boiler plant.
• Determines appropriate treatment to control corrosion and chemical concentrations; removes impurities and entrapped gasses; and stabilizes fluctuating water conditions.
• Utilizes safety practices rules, regulations, and procedures to ensure and maintain a safe and clean working environment.

• Repairs, maintains, inspects and troubleshoots a variety of 25hp to 500 hp air compressors in the maintenance complex. Consisting in a total of 175 air compressors in about 125 areas including various aircraft hangers, maintenance facilities and office buildings throughout Robins AFB.
• Use special test equipment, digital alignment tools, and measuring devices (e.g., alignment scopes, verniers, micrometers, bearing bridge gauges, flowmeters, hydrostatic testers, vibration analyzers) to determine the extent of repairs required.
• Reviews written specifications such as schematic’s, wiring diagrams, latter diagrams, pneumatic diagrams and various technical orders to determine industrial equipment maintenance project requirements.
• Plan and layout nonproduction industrial plant machinery, equipment or system’s for installation.
• Calibrate equipment with solid state components, microcomputers, and programmable controllers for speed control, sensitivity and proper operation.
• Applies a thorough knowledge of logic circuits, electronic amplification and control circuits and of complex electrical, mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
• Installs, overhauls, repairs, fabricates and or modifies electronically controlled industrial systems.

• Repairs and maintains a variety of small and large commercial and industrial refrigeration and air conditioning systems and supporting equipment with complex problems and extensive repairs requiring judgement t locate and solve malfunctions.
• Dismantling, repairing, reassembling and testing units such as pumps, impellers, compressors, chillers, receivers, condensers and evaporators.
• Troubleshoot, repair, overhaul, modify, calibrate and maintain all electrical equipment, electronic control systems, calibration of equipment with solid state components for speed control, sensitivity adjustment for stop and go action.
• Install, remove assemble, disassemble, repair and maintain solenoid valves and servo controls.
• Practices safety and maintains a safe and clean work environment.

• Maintain, inspect, troubleshoot, repair and insure the proper operation of over 200 high/low speed cigarette manufacturing machines. Work team leader.
• Perform periodic inspections and perform major overhauls an machine assemblies and sub-assemblies.
• Test, calibrate, retime this equipment for optimal performance. All tasks was logged into the SAP data base, Trained with IBM to become a certified SAP superuser.
• Applies a thorough knowledge of troubleshooting, repair, overhaul, modify, calibrate and maintain this equipment with the use of test equipment and devices as calipers, micrometers, vibration analyzers an alignment scopes.
• Safety and PPE procedures are enforced and practiced in accordance with OSHA and MSDS guidelines.

• Maintain, inspect, troubleshoot, repair and insure the proper operation of over 250 high/low speed cigarette manufacturing machines.
• Perform periodic inspections, perform minor and major overhauls and repairs on these specific machines and their subassemblies.
• Test, calibrate and retime using the proper equipment and special tools and equipment needed to complete these tasks.
• All tasks were completed and performed in accordance with the proper safety, OSHA and MSDS guidelines.

• Assigned to the Air Conditioning / Electronics shop, duties were the total overhaul of 120-ton mobile MA3, MA3D air conditioning units.
• Complete tare down of all, components and subassemblies in preparation for complete rebuild and refurbishment of these units.
• Totals rebuild of these units included major component refurbishment and reinstallation, alignment, calibration, testing and certifying their performance.
• Total electrical rewiring, electrical components, solid state equipment, hydraulic, pneumatic and freon installation tasks were performed using the proper equipment in accordance with the proper technical data.

• Inspect, maintain, troubleshoot and repair AGE support equipment.
• Overhaul, inspect and analyze various types of support equipment, generators, hydraulic units, air conditioning unit, company vehicles and various pieces of non-powered stands, platforms and 25, 50, 200 ton jacks.
• Serviced this equipment with the needed fuels, oils, fluids and freon always needed for them to me mission ready.

• Ensuring the safety and reliability of over 2,000 assigned powered and nonpowered AGE equipment in the flightline at RAFB.
• Troubleshoot, test, repair and service these pieces of equipment in accordance with technical data accordance with OSHA and safety guidelines.
• Serviced this equipment with the required fuels, oils, fluids and freons ensuring their proper operation to support the mission at RAFB.

• Perform servicing, maintenance, periodic and special inspections in AGE flightline equipment.
• Inspects, troubleshoots and repairs various mechanical, electrical; simple/complex electrical systems, hydraulic, pneumatic, air conditioning , heating systems.
• Services AGE equipment with the needed fuels, fluids, oils and freons to support the mission.
• Maintains logs, records and forms in accordance with U S Air Force technical directives.
• Use and control of freons and hazardous materials in accordance with EPA, OSHA and MSDS directives.
• Proper use of test equipment, special tools, hand tools and shop safety were strictly enforced.