Jeremy McCormack

• Communicated with distributors to acquire necessary equipment for projects.
• Utilized a variety of hand tools including soldering irons, screwdrivers, pliers, cutters, wire strippers and crimpers.
• Replaced defective components or parts as needed.

• Improved electrical installations by standardizing procedures for production and field personnel.
• Read and interpreted technical manuals, drawings and schematics to make accurate repair decisions.
• Conducted regular maintenance activities like patching, updating antivirus programs.

• Stem to stern buldge, head, galley, outboard or inboard, stern drive and more I can genuinely maintain My “can do attitude”

• Built, calibrated and maintained electrical instruments used in design development processes.
• Tested performance of in-development parts, assemblies and systems under simulated operating conditions to optimize plans.
• Identified potential areas of improvement within existing systems architecture.
• Monitored system performance and generated reports accordingly.

• Set up and operated specialized or standard test equipment to diagnose, test or analyze performance of electronic components, assemblies or systems.
• Designed or modified engineering schematics using computer-aided design software.
• Demonstrated superior customer service and deployed proven problem-solving techniques.
• Developed strategies for improving efficiency in the shop by implementing best practices in mechanical repair processes.
• Reported any mechanical problems encountered during route to supervisor or repair facility immediately.
• Repaired or replaced faulty wiring, switches, motors, valves, pumps, and other mechanical components.
• Explained technical diagnoses and needed repairs to non-mechanical individuals which may include customers and coworkers.