Gilberto Navarro III

• Perform replacement of electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical components
• Utilize all technical support resources (such as operator, parts, and maintenance manuals, HowFactory, etc.) in troubleshooting, determining procedures, and identifying parts needed for repair
• Perform Unit Condition Inspections and Reports
• Maintain work area in a safe, clean, and orderly manner
• Perform all tasks in a manner fully consistent with Altec Safety practices and procedures
• Advise supervisors of situations that may impact a customer relationship
• Provide accurate and sufficient information on all required documents
• Demonstrate Altec Company Values
• All other duties as assigned

YEARLY AVERAGES:

• THROUGHPUT- 3.8 DAYS
• GEOTAB DRIVER SCORE CARD: 99.6%
• EFFICIENCY: 92%
• GROSS MARGIN: 38%
• REVENUE: $295,179 ONLY 6 MONTHS(2024)
• SR COUNT: 215 = 36 SRS AVERAGE

• Fabricated and installed custom parts and components to meet specific equipment needs.
• Analyzed malfunctioning equipment and determined type of repairs required.
• Bolstered reliability of company''s fleet by consistently addressing recurring issues in proactive manner.
• Optimized machine operations, executing regular tune-ups and adjusting hydraulic systems as needed.
• Troubleshot equipment malfunctions utilizing diagnostic tools and technical manuals.
• Maintained clean work environment that promoted safety while enhancing overall productivity.
• Removed worn or faulty components for replacement or repair.
• Safeguarded operational efficiency through consistent adherence to manufacturer recommendations for maintenance schedules.
• Read and understood technical drawings, schematics, and manuals in order to make accurate updates.

• In this position I have been able to troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair various types of heavy-duty equipment
• This includes Altec bucket, digger, and high line equipment.
• Tested components and systems to evaluate performance and identify concerns.
• Inspected, evaluated and calibrated electrical and mechanical systems and components.
• Maintained a safe work environment by strictly adhering to established safety protocols and guidelines.

• In this position I have been able to troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair all kinds of construction and heavy-duty equipment
• Within my first six months working as a heavy-duty Mechanic, I was promoted to the Night Supervisor
• Since that time, I have been using my skills and knowledge to implement standard operating procedures for many of the day-to-day task
• Creating procedures to cut down on unnecessary waste and downtime
• Building a team culture to boost productivity and identifying Key Performance Indicators to help ensure production quotas are met.

• Tasked to lead and train colleagues how to perform Equipment & Component registries on operational land and offshore drilling rigs
• Tasked to lead and train colleagues on safety and quality policies, build hydraulic & industrial assemblies, hydro-static testing, forklift operation, and product knowledge
• Experience on Tension Leg Platforms, Jack-Ups, Drill ships and multiple land rigs with esteemed companies such as Nabors, Pacific Drilling, Rowan Companies, Orion Drilling, Patterson Drilling to name but a few
• Part of my responsibilities are to coordinate with Rig Managers and Maintenance Crews to plan, permit and action these jobs while minimizing interruptions to ongoing operations in a safe and professional manner
• Additional responsibilities included all travel planning and execution of equipment and material requirements for each job (i.e
• Tools, equipment, personnel, work permits etc.) for domestic and international locations as far afield as UK, Mainland Europe, Aruba, Mexico and Trinidad & Tobago as well as the domestic oilfield
• I hold the following trainer responsibilities: Forklift, Hydraulic/Industrial, and Retro Active Bonding (RAB) Safety, Quality, and Profitability are of the upmost importance to me
• Making schedules, Ensure deadlines are met, managing inventory, and process payroll.

• Crash Rescue Equipment Services, Dallas, TX
• Production lead: My role was to ensure that deadlines were met
• I communicated with purchasing department and operations manager to get needed items in a timely manner, continued to engage my troubleshooting skills while training my team to identify and fix issues found
• I had to adhere to a strict production process due to nature of contracts
• (Army, U.S.M.C, Navy, Air force)
• Mechanic: In this position I learned to rebuild water pump, ball valves, relief valves, pneumatic switches, differentials, transfer cases etc., Assemble the frame, run air lines, run wiring harnesses, suspension and drive-train, install engine and transmission, Cab, water tanks, firefighting system (dry chem), booster heater, side compartments, generator, engine cooling, etc
• During this time I was able to advance my troubleshooting skills
• Mechanics helper: I learned to disassemble every piece of the fire truck, identified parts that needed to be replaced, fabricate needed items, and help with the final assembly of the fire truck.