Henry Windham

• Programmed ECMs by downloading software from manufacturers' websites.
• Tested batteries for proper voltage output then charged them if necessary.
• Diagnosed electronic control module problems using specialized computer software programs.

Diesel mechanic to maintain vehicles.

• Disassembled differentials in order to inspect bearings and other internal components for wear.
• Rebuilt engine components such as cylinder heads, camshafts, crankshafts and connecting rods.
• Fabricated custom parts out of sheet metal when OEM replacement parts were unavailable.
• Performed troubleshooting and diagnosis of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic systems on heavy-duty diesel engines.
• Conducted preventative maintenance tasks including oil changes, lubrication services and filter replacements.
• Tested electrical wiring harnesses for continuity before reconnecting them to the vehicle.
• Installed new components such as fuel injectors, turbochargers, alternators and starters.
• Calibrated fuel injection pumps according to manufacturer's specifications.
• Adjusted valves with feeler gauges to ensure correct clearances between moving parts.
• Repaired air conditioning systems, cooling systems and exhaust systems on diesel vehicles.
• Cleaned fuel tanks in order to remove any dirt or debris that may be present.
• Checked tires for wear then replaced them when needed.
• Assisted other technicians with more complex repairs when needed.
• Performed welding repairs to metal components such as frames, brackets and mounting plates.
• Reassembled major engine components after performing overhauls on them.
• Inspected brake systems for wear or damage then repaired or replaced faulty components.
• Ordered necessary replacement parts from suppliers when needed.
• Replaced worn or damaged parts using hand tools, power tools and precision measuring instruments.
• Dismantled transmissions in order to repair or replace broken gears or shafts.
• Performed checklist of fluid levels, air filter, tire pressure and more as part of service orders.
• Reviewed repairs with customers and advocated for vehicle safety.
• Evaluated vehicle systems to assess function and uncover defects.
• Removed and disassembled defective diesel engines in automobiles, trucks, buses, and construction vehicles to complete repairs.
• Placed orders for parts necessary to complete vehicle repairs and installations.
• Completed preventive maintenance on engines, transmissions, tires and other vehicle systems.
• Installed new vehicle systems and components.
• Operated specialty equipment, standard tools and gauges to complete assessments and repairs.
• Utilized computer programs and visual inspections to diagnose problems with brakes, steering and transmissions.
• Completed standard inspections to assess wear and damage to vehicles.
• Participated in continuous improvement program to confirm quality of repair work performed.
• Read and interpreted standards, drawings and blueprints and pinpointed inspection needs for repair work.
• Operated test meters and soldering equipment to replace electrical components and wiring.
• Troubleshot and diagnosed issues with heavy equipment systems.
• Communicated project status to management and customers and mentored newer mechanics in best practices.
• Completed simple and advanced repairs according to specifications for brakes, exhaust and electrical systems.
• Maintained up-to-date knowledge of new models, accessories, pricing strategies, and delivery dates for vehicles.