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Homer Meeks

Godley

Summary

Professional fleet maintenance specialist with hands-on experience in vehicle diagnostics, repair, and preventive maintenance. Strong focus on teamwork and achieving results. Known for reliability, adaptability, and proficiency in handling diverse mechanical issues. Skilled in using diagnostic equipment, performing safety inspections, and maintaining compliance with industry standards.

Overview

19
19
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Fleet Mechanic

United Postal Service, UPS
11.2019 - Current
  • Preformed preventative maintenance inspections on vehicles routinely to ensure DOT requirements are met.
  • Collaborated with team members to troubleshoot complex issues, resulting in faster problem resolution times.
  • Used computer equipment, hand tools and technical skills to diagnose faults.
  • Maintained open communication with drivers, promptly addressing mechanical concerns and scheduling necessary repairs.
  • Facilitated cross-functional collaboration between departments to ensure seamless coordination of fleet maintenance efforts during peak periods of operation.
  • Conducted safety inspections and repairs, ensuring all fleet vehicles met regulatory compliance standards.
  • Optimized inventory management through accurate record-keeping and efficient parts ordering processes.
  • Provided roadside assistance, ensuring swift resolution of breakdowns and minimizing operational delays.
  • Adhered to safety regulations while servicing vehicles, preventing injuries and accidents.

Lead Carpenter/Foreman

Meeks & Son Construction
03.2014 - 11.2019

Led a variety of projects from start to finish, including garages, residential homes and additions.
Monitored tool and equipment condition and arranged for repairs when needed.
Operated electric cordless and hammer drills and cutting torches.
Developed proficiency in stain-grade trim work, hanging doors and drilling and setting door hardware.
Cut and installed insulation for residential and commercial buildings.
Installed drywall, ceilings, trim and fabricated replacement trim and moldings.
Repaired roofs and flooring and remodeled bathrooms and kitchens.

Sergeant

United States Marine Corps
01.2006 - 03.2014

Appointed to be the Safety & Hazmat Non-Commissioned Officer.

Replaced damaged, missing or defective parts with new and refurbished components.
Performed diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures to find root causes.
Consulted vehicle manuals, technical documentation and repair tree charts for further information.
Completed full vehicle inspections to check for leaks, damage or other issues of concern.
Ordered repair parts and ensured requests for parts were executed in a timely manner.
Inspected and tested equipment to locate worn and damaged parts.
Attended monthly safety meetings to ensure machine operation safety.
Used hoists and cranes to lift work pieces to machine.
Promoted shop safety by working in a safe manner.
Met production goals by maintaining cost effective levels of spare parts inventory.
Oversaw inventory, equipment maintenance and bay cleaning.

Education

United States Marine Corps

High School Diploma -

Cleburne High School
Cleburne, TX
2003

Skills

  • Quickly solve problems under pressure
  • Detail oriented
  • Deadline driven
  • Diesel engine repair
  • Cooling system repair
  • Leadership skills
  • Time management

Accomplishments

Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal- July 2011

Professional achievement in the superior performance of my duties while serving as the Motor Transport Shop Chief with CLB-15 from March 2009- February 2011. I was directly responsible for the timely and efficient completion of 290 corrective and preventative maintenance equipment repair orders while simultaneously supervising wheeled vehicle recovery and two additional maintenance teams for the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit, resulting in maintaining a 98% readiness, during deployment.

Certification

  • Automotive Organizational Maintenance Course, United States Marine Corps - October 2006
  • Ordnance Mechanical Maintenance School, United States Army - October 2006
  • OSHA Federal Hazard Communication Training Program, United States Marine Corps - May 2007
  • Corporals Course, United States Marine Corps - May 2009
  • Appointed as Safety Non-Commissioned Officer for CLB-15, United States Marine Corps - June 2009
  • Maintenance Production & Capacity Management, united States Marine Corps - July 2012

Timeline

Fleet Mechanic

United Postal Service, UPS
11.2019 - Current

Lead Carpenter/Foreman

Meeks & Son Construction
03.2014 - 11.2019

Sergeant

United States Marine Corps
01.2006 - 03.2014

High School Diploma -

Cleburne High School

United States Marine Corps