Jason McGinnis

Preformed the operation of reading prints and building air valves for pneumatic components for semi trucks

Currently am a painter and preform repairs to semi trucks that have been damage online while being built. Use tools such as sanders, board files, grinders, buffers, portapower, lifts, drills, impacts, paint guns, paint mixing machines, and computers.

• Welded in flat, horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
• Clamped, held, tack-welded, heat-bent and bolted component parts to achieve required configurations and positions.
• Fabricated shop parts directly from blueprints.
• Inspected welds and checked critical measurements to meet specifications.
• Operation of a electric over hydraulic punch.
• Operation of a electric over hydraulic roller.
• Operation of a robotic (MIG) seam welder.
• Operation of a robotic (MIG)end cap and fitting welder
• Air leak testing and weld leak repair.
• Installation of appropriate fittings and plumbing per blueprints.
• All these methods used in the fabrication of making fuel tanks for semi trucks

• Managed budget implementations, employee reviews, training, schedules and contract negotiations.
• Developed and maintained relationships with customers and suppliers through account development.
• Maximized efficiency by coaching and mentoring personnel on management principles, industry practices, company procedures and technology systems.
• Implemented operational strategies and effectively built customer and employee loyalty.
• Management of contracts with direct repair insurance companies.
• Management of contracts with paint suppliers.

• Examined claims forms and other records to determine insurance coverage.
• Reviewed police reports, medical treatment records and physical property damage to determine extent of liability.
• Investigated and assessed damage to property and reviewed property damage estimates.
• Identified insurance coverage limitations with thorough examinations of claims documentation and related records.
• Estimated total damages to vehicles and made decisions wether to repair vehicle or deem it a total loss.

• Determined required installation methods and assembled proper tools and equipment to complete projects to specifications.
• Lifted equipment into position using cranes, rigging tools and gin poles.
• Rigged towers, monopoles and rooftops to build new tower or collocate antenna on existing structure under FCC guidelines.
• Performed tower construction at heights of 180 feet while maintaining focus on safety.
• Kept track of cable footage when installing and removing equiptment.
• Kept track of hours worked for individual employees

Job duties were fitting and welding of automotive parts.

processes such as:

MIG welding

Robotic spot welding

Maintenance and operation of hydraulic equiptment

Operation of a fork lift

operation of presses for automobile parts

• Welded in flat, horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
• Clamped, held, tack-welded, heat-bent and bolted component parts to achieve required configurations and positions.
• Fabricated shop parts directly from blueprints.
• Inspected welds and checked critical measurements to meet specifications.
• All in the repairs of semi tankers and state recertification

Preformed prep, fitting, welding, installtion, and wiring of structual signsas a member of the sheet metal union.

Utilized MIG welder, TIG welder, Stick welder, torch, sheetmetal shears, sheet metal break, crane, forklift, and crane trucks

Preformed prep, fitting, and welding of pipe (x-rayed pressure vessels)

Machined manhole heads and hydro testing of vessels

Utilized MIG welder, TIG welder, Stick welder, torch, air arc, plasma cutter, crane, forklift, drill press, and lathe