Francisco Carreon

As a heavy equipment mechanic I

• Disassembled and repaired construction vehicles.
• Troubleshot and diagnosed problems with brakes, steering, and transmissions.
• Installed new systems and components in construction
• Inspected heavy equipment systems to assess function and uncover defects.
• Completed checklist of fluid levels, air filter, tire pressure, and more as part of service orders.
• Documented findings and actions taken.
• Ordered parts necessary for vehicle repairs and new installations.
• Utilized hand tools and power tools to repair and maintain diesel engines according to industry standards.
• Changed oils, inspecting brakes and replace filters to perform preventive maintenance services on heavy equipment.

As a Diesel and Auto Mechanic I performed multiple duties including but not limited to

• Repaired engine failures and mechanical and electrical systems malfunctions and replaced parts and components to maintain vehicle functional condition.
• Maintained vehicle records by recording service and repairs.
• Followed operating instructions, troubleshot breakdowns and maintained supplies to keep shop equipment operating .
• Verified vehicle serviceability by conducting test drives and adjusting controls and systems.
• Troubleshot and diagnosed faults with vehicle systems and components using OEM-specific code readers, diagnostic trees, and online knowledge bases.
• Disassembled and repaired diesel engines in automobiles, trucks, and construction vehicles.
• Diagnosed and repaired diesel engines to restore functionality in heavy-duty vehicles.
• Troubleshot and diagnosed problems with brakes, steering, and transmissions.