Oscar Mejia

• Lead and supervise a team of mechanical assemblers during daily production activities.

• Assign tasks and monitor workflow to meet production schedules and deadlines.

• Read and interpret mechanical drawings, blueprints, work instructions, and assembly procedures.

• Assemble and inspect mechanical components, subassemblies, and finished products.

• Ensure products meet quality standards and engineering specifications.

• Train, mentor, and support new and existing assembly team members.

• Use Microsoft Excel to organize, analyze, and maintain data and reports.

• Create and update spreadsheets, track information, and generate reports using Excel.

• Develop Microsoft PowerPoint presentations for meetings, training sessions, and management reports.

• Enter, verify, and manage data accurately using Excel.

• Reading and interpreting blueprints, engineering drawings, and work instructions.

• Assembling HVAC units, ductwork, piping, and mechanical components according to specifications.

• Installing compressors, coils, fans, motors, valves, and other HVAC components.

• Using hand tools, power tools, measuring instruments, and assembly equipment safely and accurately.

• Inspecting parts and completed assemblies to ensure they meet quality standards and specifications.

• Performing pressure tests, leak checks, and basic functional testing of assembled systems.

• Wiring and connecting electrical components following schematics and safety procedures

• Assemble refrigerant lines, coils, and piping using brazing techniques that meet industry and quality standards.

• Inspect brazed joints for strength, alignment, and leak prevention.

• Operate oxy-acetylene or air-acetylene torches safely while following OSHA and company safety procedures.

• Installing garage doors, tracks, springs, openers, cables, and related hardware.

• Inspecting garage door systems to identify wear, damage, or safety issues.

• Repairing or replacing broken springs, cables, rollers, hinges, panels, and openers.

• Diagnosing mechanical and electrical problems with garage door systems.

• Performing routine maintenance, including lubrication, alignment, and safety testing.

• Testing safety features such as auto-reverse sensors and force settings.

• Using hand tools, power tools, ladders, and specialized equipment safely.

• Explaining repair options, maintenance recommendations, and operating instructions to customers.

• Assist electricians with installing, repairing, and maintaining electrical systems.

• Carry tools, equipment, and materials to job sites.

• Measure, cut, bend, and install conduit, cable trays, and wiring under supervision.

• Pull electrical wires through conduit and raceways.

• Install electrical boxes, outlets, switches, lighting fixtures, and other components.

• Prepare and clean work areas before, during, and after projects.

• Load and unload tools, equipment, and construction materials.

• Operate hand and power tools safely.

• Follow blueprints, diagrams, and work instructions as directed.

• Test equipment and assist with troubleshooting electrical problems.

• Perform general labor duties such as drilling, digging trenches, and mounting equipment.

• Receiving incoming shipments and unloading trucks.

• Picking customer orders from warehouse shelves.

• Packing products securely for shipment.

• Sorting packages by destination.

• Scanning barcodes using handheld scanners.

• Loading packages onto delivery trucks.

• Operating warehouse equipment such as pallet jacks and forklifts

• Inspecting products for damage or quality issues.

• Maintaining inventory accuracy and organizing storage areas.

• Keeping the warehouse clean and following safety procedures.

• Meeting productivity and quality goals.

• Standing, walking, bending, lifting, and carrying items throughout the shift