Jesse Jones

• Diagnosed mechanical issues in diesel engines using advanced diagnostic tools.
• Repaired and replaced faulty components, ensuring optimal performance of engines.
• Performed routine maintenance on various diesel vehicles and equipment.
• Collaborated with team members to enhance repair processes and service efficiency.
• Maintained accurate records of repairs and maintenance activities for compliance.
• Communicated effectively with clients about service needs and recommendations.
• Trained junior mechanics on best practices in diesel repair techniques.
• Installed new parts such as radiators, injectors, hoses, belts, alternators, starters .
• Performed preventative maintenance on diesel engines and equipment.
• Maintained accurate records of all services performed on diesel engines.
• Diagnosed mechanical problems and made necessary repairs.
• Worked with a team of mechanics to complete projects efficiently within time limits.
• Inspected vehicles for safety issues and roadworthiness.
• Performed checklist of fluid levels, air filter, tire pressure and more as part of service orders.
• Followed safety guidelines while performing repair work on heavy-duty vehicles.
• Checked all fluid levels regularly; topped off when necessary.
• Repaired fuel injection systems, turbochargers, brakes, and exhaust systems.
• Cleaned and lubricated parts before reassembly of the unit, engine, vehicle .
• Replaced worn or damaged components such as spark plugs, air filters, and oil filters.
• Ensured that all tools were properly cleaned after use.
• Operated specialty equipment, standard tools and gauges to complete assessments and repairs.

• Diagnosed mechanical issues in trucks to ensure optimal performance.
• Repaired and maintained engines, brakes, and electrical systems on fleet vehicles.
• Conducted routine inspections to identify and address safety concerns.
• Collaborated with drivers to gather feedback on vehicle performance and concerns.

Didn’t maintenance on trucks such as brakes engine, repairs, transmission, air electrical heater AC also worked on walking floor trailers to hydraulic systems. Belt trailers did a lot of custom fabricating work welding aluminum welding changed tires repaired tires cab swaps you name it up pretty much done it all.

• Inspected and repaired fleet vehicles to ensure optimal performance and safety.
• Diagnosed mechanical issues using industry-standard tools and equipment.
• Performed routine maintenance on trucks and trailers to extend vehicle lifespan.
• Collaborated with drivers to understand vehicle concerns and prioritize repairs.
• Trained junior mechanics on best practices for vehicle servicing and repairs.
• Assisted in sourcing parts and materials for timely vehicle repairs and upkeep.
• Repaired and replaced parts such as engines, transmissions, axles, brakes, steering systems and electrical components.
• Diagnosed faults by using technical knowledge, computer testing equipment and specialized tools.
• Checked fluid levels in differentials, transmissions and transfer cases.
• Cleaned engine parts and other components during repair work.
• Followed manufacturer guidelines when performing repairs to maintain safety and reliability of vehicle or piece of equipment.
• Tested repaired equipment to ensure proper performance.
• Rebuilt engines and transmissions to factory specifications.
• Assisted colleagues in completing complex repairs or projects.
• Provided advice on how to extend the life of a vehicle's components through preventive maintenance practices.
• Inspected vehicles for mechanical defects and safety issues, such as faulty brakes or worn tires.
• Adjusted fuel mixture settings to improve engine performance.
• Installed new filters and lubricants when necessary.
• Completed scheduled maintenance services within specified time frames.
• Raised trucks, buses and heavy parts or equipment with hydraulic jacks or hoists.
• Conducted test drives before and after repair services.
• Reviewed brakes and assessed whether pads needed replacement, discs should be turned or other service requirements.
• Optimized brake systems by adjusting and replacing components.
• Tested electronic computer components in automobiles to determine proper operation.
• Conferred with customers to obtain descriptions of vehicle problems and discuss repair requirements.
• Rewired ignition systems, lights and instrument panels.
• Ran diagnostics on heating and cooling systems to trace faults and completed skilled repairs.
• Improved function of engines by replacing spark plugs, fuel filters and defective sensors.
• Repaired and serviced air conditioning, heating and electrical systems.
• Installed accessories and non-OEM components to meet vehicle operator needs.
• Utilized electronic testing equipment to troubleshoot fuel, ignition and emissions control systems.
• Inspected and verified dimensions and clearances of parts to verify conformance to factory specifications.
• Conducted visual inspections of compressed natural gas fuel systems to identify cracks, discoloration and abrasions.
• Fabricated custom metal components using precision tools and techniques.
• Operated welding equipment to join metal pieces securely.
• Maintained a clean and organized workspace for safety compliance.
• Assembled custom fabrications for final product assembly.
• Installed fabricated components onto a variety of substrates utilizing fasteners or adhesives.
• Used hand tools to position, align and secure product components.
• Marked cutting lines and measurements on materials.
• Fitted and aligned parts to fit properly on products.
• Completed day-to-day duties accurately and efficiently.

All around was able to do anything from hydraulics to brakes the engines to transmissions airlines the electrical stretching frames, custom fab, pretty much anything