Jack Pendleton

Auto Technician

Merrick Jeep

Wantagh, NY

11.2010 - Current

Conducted comprehensive safety inspections of vehicles prior to any repairs being made.
Installed new tires on customer vehicles following manufacturer's guidelines for size and pressure ratings.
Followed manufacturer guidelines when replacing parts or making adjustments on customer vehicles.
Utilized shop manuals for reference when diagnosing complex problems with engines or transmissions.
Troubleshot electrical systems to isolate faults in wiring harnesses or other components.
Repaired or replaced worn belts, hoses, brakes, radiators, starters, and other components as needed.
Inspected and tested vehicle systems to ensure proper operation.
Adhered strictly to safety regulations while performing auto repairs or servicing vehicles.
Replaced defective parts such as spark plugs, air filters, fuel injectors, and alternators.
Cleaned and lubricated chassis components such as steering linkage assemblies and universal joints.
Performed routine maintenance and repair services on vehicles, including oil changes, tire rotations, brake repairs, and engine tune-ups.
Completed necessary paperwork for each job accurately and efficiently according to company policy.
Provided excellent customer service by addressing customer inquiries promptly and professionally.
Reviewed work orders to determine the nature of problems reported by customers before beginning repairs.
Ensured that all tools were properly stored after use in order to maintain a safe working environment.
Diagnosed electrical issues using specialized diagnostic equipment.
Operated lift equipment safely in order to raise vehicles off the ground during inspection or repair activities.
Monitored shop equipment to maintain safe working condition.
Maintained garage safety protocols to meet regulatory and company expectations.
Evaluated, repaired and aligned vehicle suspensions.
Utilized infrared engine analyzers, compression gauges and computerized diagnostic devices to test vehicle components and systems.
Examined and inspected damaged vehicles, estimating repair costs prior to performing service.
Searched within service and maintenance manuals to perform repairs and diagnosis.
Tested engine, safety and combustion control standards to comply with state vehicle requirements.
Removed, replaced, balanced and rotated new or used tires to maintain on-road safety
Performed minor maintenance services, including gasket replacements, coolant flushes and tune-ups.
Completed repairs and maintenance to major vehicle models to meet safety specifications.
Cooperated with other technicians from different disciplines to achieve optimal integration.
Performed troubleshooting and diagnostic procedures to locate source of malfunctions.
Removed old oil, replaced filters, and added correct amounts of fluids.
Completed standard inspections to assess wear and damage to vehicles.
Used diagnostics and troubleshooting tools to identify failures and equipment issues.
Conducted test drives before and after repair services.
Completed simple and advanced repairs according to specifications for brakes, exhaust and electrical systems.
Performed maintenance inspections, tune-ups, oil changes and other key services.
Repaired, replaced and adjusted brakes.
Reviewed work orders and discussed with supervisors.
Aligned wheels using special alignment equipment and wheel-balancing machines.
Inspected vehicles for damage and recorded findings to facilitate repairs.

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Auto Technician

Education

High School Diploma -

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Auto Technician

High School Diploma -

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