Jeffrey King

• Performed preventive maintenance and repairs on overhead cranes in a timely manner.
• Inspected, tested, and adjusted crane components such as hoists, brakes, motors, gears, and switches.
• Troubleshot electrical and mechanical problems with cranes using schematic diagrams.
• Installed new crane systems according to manufacturer's specifications.
• Replaced worn or damaged parts of crane systems using hand tools or power tools.
• Maintained records of all inspections and repairs performed on cranes.
• Repaired crane rails, cables, pulleys, sheaves and other related equipment.
• Monitored operation of cranes to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
• Ensured that all safety devices are functioning properly before operating a crane system.
• Conducted periodic tests on various pieces of equipment to identify any potential issues early on.
• Provided technical support for troubleshooting complex operational issues with cranes.
• Dismantled defective parts from crane systems for repair or replacement.
• Cleaned and lubricated moving parts of crane systems regularly to maintain peak performance.
• Read blueprints or schematics to understand the layout of a particular crane system.
• Trained personnel in the safe use and operation of overhead cranes.
• Evaluated existing crane systems for possible upgrades or enhancements.
• Developed plans for efficient maintenance schedules based on usage patterns.
• Utilized personal protective equipment when working around hazardous machinery.
• Reviewed customer feedback regarding quality control issues associated with the use of overhead cranes.
• Maintained cranes by inspecting for defects or wear, lubricated ropes and winches and replaced worn out cables.
• Used tools to carefully take apart equipment and machines, remove defective parts and replace components with working parts.
• Assessed equipment to determine cause of issue or malfunction and identified appropriate repairs.
• Kept accurate records of all machine and equipment repair work that had been performed.
• Read and interpreted technical details such as schematics, manuals and drawings.
• Maintained records of time and materials used on job to foster accurate invoicing.
• Tracked repairs made, labor time and parts used to calculate bill.
• Participated in continuous improvement program to confirm quality of repair work performed.
• Operated test meters and soldering equipment to replace electrical components and wiring.
• Read and interpreted standards, drawings and blueprints and pinpointed inspection needs for repair work.
• Communicated project status to management and customers and mentored newer mechanics in best practices.

troubleshooting and inspection of overhead bridge cranes.

• Explained technical diagnoses and needed repairs to non-mechanical individuals who lack technical knowledge.
• Researched parts availability from vendors in order to complete repairs efficiently.
• Connected electrical wiring to control panels and electric motors.
• Attended safety and training meetings to learn techniques to avoid injuries and mishaps.
• Performed troubleshooting and diagnostic procedures to locate source of malfunctions.
• Used diagnostics and troubleshooting tools to identify failures and equipment issues.

• Performed preventive maintenance and repairs on overhead cranes in a timely manner.
• Inspected, tested, and adjusted crane components such as hoists, brakes, motors, gears, and switches.
• Troubleshot electrical and mechanical problems with cranes using schematic diagrams.
• Installed new crane systems according to manufacturer's specifications.
• Replaced worn or damaged parts of crane systems using hand tools or power tools.
• Maintained records of all inspections and repairs performed on cranes.
• Repaired crane rails, cables, pulleys, sheaves and other related equipment.

• Trouble shoot and repair overhead crane systems
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• Performed preventive maintenance and repairs on overhead cranes in a timely manner.
• Inspected, tested, and adjusted crane components such as hoists, brakes, motors, gears, and switches.
• Troubleshot electrical and mechanical problems with cranes using schematic diagrams.
• Installed new crane systems according to manufacturer's specifications.
• Replaced worn or damaged parts of crane systems using hand tools or power tools.
• Maintained records of all inspections and repairs performed on cranes.
• Assisted in the installation of large scale crane projects such as shipyard yarders and gantry cranes.
• Repaired crane rails, cables, pulleys, sheaves and other related equipment.
• Cleaned and lubricated moving parts of crane systems regularly to maintain peak performance.
• Read blueprints or schematics to understand the layout of a particular crane system.
• Trained personnel in the safe use and operation of overhead cranes.
• Evaluated existing crane systems for possible upgrades or enhancements.
• Utilized personal protective equipment when working around hazardous machinery.
• Maintained cranes by inspecting for defects or wear, lubricated ropes and winches and replaced worn out cables.
• Used tools to carefully take apart equipment and machines, remove defective parts and replace components with working parts.
• Assessed equipment to determine cause of issue or malfunction and identified appropriate repairs.
• Read and interpreted technical details such as schematics, manuals and drawings.