John Jenkins

Technician Apprentice

Finzels Master Tech

Terre Haute, Indiana

02.2023 - Current

Regularly evaluated materials and machinery for safety risks and malfunctions.
Oversaw quantities of materials used in maintenance tasks.
Participated in company-sponsored trainings and workshops to improve skills set and boost technical knowledge.
Performed routine checks on equipment to address potential maintenance issues.
Filled out work orders, repair logs and maintenance plans to document work completed.
Replaced worn or damaged parts as needed.
Developed detailed reports of findings from inspections.
Installed new components or replaced defective parts to restore functionality.
Repaired vehicles according to manufacturer specifications by replacing worn parts such as brakes, wheel bearings, and spark plugs.
Removed old oil, replaced filters, and added correct amounts of fluids.
Cooperated with other technicians from different disciplines to achieve optimal integration.
Performed minor maintenance services, including gasket replacements, coolant flushes and tune-ups.
Repaired, replaced and adjusted brakes.
Aligned wheels using special alignment equipment and wheel-balancing machines.
Checked vehicle mileage and determined necessary belts, fluids flushing or gasket replacements.
Completed repairs and maintenance to major vehicle models to meet safety specifications.
Improved function of engines by replacing spark plugs, fuel filters and defective sensors.
Conducted test drives before and after repair services.
Identified recurring problems reported by customers in order to develop solutions that prevent future occurrences.
Tested automotive systems such as brakes, steering, suspension, transmission and engine performance.
Maintained certifications and completed training on systems and components.
Maintained a clean working environment at all times.