Trailer Mechanic/Fabrication Welder
Prosteel Customs
Lehi, UT
09.2024 - Current
- Performed routine maintenance and repairs on trailers, including brakes, suspensions, and axles.
- Inspected trailer components for damage and wear to determine necessary repairs or replacements.
- Replaced worn or damaged parts such as brake lines, wheel bearings, tires, and air bags.
- Installed new trailer components such as hitches, wiring harnesses, lights, brakes, and suspension systems.
- Repaired electrical systems in trailers including lighting fixtures and power supply cables.
- Adjusted brakes on trailers to ensure proper operation of the braking system.
- Welded broken frames or other metal components of trailers using welding equipment.
- Tested trailer systems after repair to ensure they were operating properly according to manufacturer specifications.
- Troubleshot hydraulic systems in order to diagnose any potential problems with the system.
- Operated hoists and lifts in order to safely move heavy trailer components into position for repair.
- Followed safety protocols while working on trailers in order to prevent injury or property damage.
- Assisted other mechanics when needed by providing advice or helping out with difficult tasks.
- Installed new body panels, rails, and corners.
- Produced hand-made parts and accurately welded different metals to connect frames, bodywork, and system components.
- Updated computer system with latest changes for each trailer.
- Used diagnostics and troubleshooting tools to identify failures and equipment issues.
- Performed maintenance inspections, tune-ups, oil changes and other key services.
- Completed simple and advanced repairs according to specifications for brakes, exhaust and electrical systems.
