John Dishon

• Diagnosed mechanical issues using advanced diagnostic tools and techniques.
• Performed routine maintenance on vehicles to ensure optimal performance and safety.
• Collaborated with team to develop efficient workflows, reducing turnaround time for repairs.
• Researched and integrated new technologies to improve repair processes and efficiency.
• Inspected and tested equipment to locate worn and damaged parts.
• Replaced damaged, missing, or defective parts with new and refurbished components.
• Maintained a safe working environment at all times by adhering to company guidelines and OSHA regulations, reducing workplace accidents.

• Maintained a clean and organized work environment, demonstrating pride in personal workspace while contributing to overall shop cleanliness.
• Performed diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures to find and identify root causes of mechanical issues.
• Serviced vehicles according to OEM recommended maintenance schedules for oil changes, engine tune-ups and fluid changes.
• Completed full vehicle inspections to check for leaks, damage, or other issues of concern.

Tasks performed as a mechanic are still implied in the management role, in addition, but not limited to, the following tasks listed below.

• Enhanced team productivity through effective scheduling, task delegation, and performance monitoring.
• Ensured a safe work environment by enforcing safety regulations, conducting regular inspections, and providing training to staff members.
• Boosted team morale with clear communication, recognition of accomplishments, and opportunities for professional growth.
• Collaborated with other departments to coordinate maintenance efforts on shared equipment and facilities.
• Served as a technical resource for staff members, providing guidance on complex repairs and troubleshooting techniques.
• Maintained accurate records of all maintenance activities, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and facilitating future planning efforts.
• Coordinated with other supervisors to share best practices and lessons learned for continuous improvement of the overall maintenance operation.
• Demonstrated adaptability by effectively managing emergency situations or changes in priorities while maintaining a high level of productivity.
• Assisted in the interviewing and hiring process.

• Rewired and replaced faulty electrical components in equipment.
• Repaired and replaced pumps, valves and motors.
• Repair and maintain heavy-duty equipment such as tractors, excavators, skid steers, telehandlers, pay loaders, and generators.
• Repair and maintained feed systems, well pumps, and ventilation systems.
• Handled all repairs with the manure pumps, lines, and valves.
• Small engine repairs such as mowers, saws, power washers, and air compressors.
• Repaired and maintained all company vehicles including trucks, cars, and busses.
• Welding- stick and mig
• Operated heavy duty equipment for projects. (Telehandler, skid steer, excavator, tractors, mowers, loaders)

• Supported overall workshop efficiency by maintaining a clean, organized workspace and adhering to safety guidelines.
• Performed preventive maintenance on engines, transmissions, tires, and other vehicle systems.
• Troubleshot and diagnosed problems with brakes, steering, and transmissions.
• Inspected and adjusted brakes, steering systems and wheel bearings to address related issues.
• Used specialty equipment, standard tools, and gauges to complete assessments and repairs.
• Examined engines, transmissions and vehicle systems to diagnose issues.
• Completed checklist of fluid levels, air filter, tire pressure, and more as part of service orders.
• Diagnosed and repaired diesel engines to restore functionality in heavy-duty vehicles.
• Ordered parts necessary for vehicle repairs and new installations.
• Disassembled and repaired diesel engines in automobiles, trucks, buses, and construction vehicles.

• Built strong relationships with customers through clear communication of repair needs and expected completion times.
• Reduced downtime for customers by completing most repair tasks within specified time estimates.
• Analyzed and located malfunctions in brakes, motors, switches, and control systems.
• Replaced damaged, missing, or defective parts with new and refurbished components.
• Performed diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures to find and identify root causes of mechanical issues.
• Inspected and tested vehicles and completed preventive maintenance such as engine tune-ups, oil changes, tire rotations, wheel balancing, and filter replacement.
• Troubleshot and diagnosed faults with vehicle systems and components using OEM-specific code readers, diagnostic trees, and online knowledge bases.