Pedro Sandoval

Truck mechanic

Diagnostic Assessment:

• Utilize diagnostic tools and equipment to identify mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic issues in trucks.
• Conduct thorough inspections to evaluate vehicle performance and detect any underlying problems.

Repair and Maintenance:

• Perform routine maintenance tasks such as oil changes, brake inspections, and tire rotations specific to heavy-duty vehicles.
• Repair or replace major components, including engines, transmissions, drivetrains, and suspension systems.

Trailer mechanic

Diagnostic Assessment:

• Use diagnostic tools to identify issues in trailer systems, including brakes, axles, suspension, and electrical wiring.
• Conduct thorough inspections to evaluate the overall condition of trailers and pinpoint specific problems.

Repair and Maintenance:

• Perform routine maintenance tasks such as brake adjustments, axle inspections, and tire rotations to ensure trailers are roadworthy.
• repair or replace faulty components, including brakes, lights, and hitch mechanisms.

System Overhaul:

• Conduct in-depth repairs on critical systems such as hydraulic and electrical systems, ensuring they meet safety and operational standards.

• Troubleshoot issues related to cargo handling equipment, including lift gates and loading ramps.

Safety Compliance:

• Adhere to safety regulations and standards governing trailer operations, ensuring all repairs and maintenance meet legal requirements.

• Perform safety inspections and tests to verify that trailers are compliant with transportation laws.

Mechanic

Vehicle Diagnosis:

• Use diagnostic tools and equipment to identify issues in mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems.
• Analyze vehicle performance and conduct thorough inspections to pinpoint problems.
• Repair and Maintenance:
• Perform routine maintenance tasks, such as oil changes, tire rotations, brake inspections, and fluid checks.
• Repair or replace faulty components, including engines, transmissions, brakes, and exhaust systems.

Tire technician

Tire Inspection:

• Conduct thorough inspections of tires to assess tread wear, damage, and overall condition.

Identify issues such as punctures, misalignment, and balancing problems.

Tire Repair:

• Repair damaged tires, including patching punctures and fixing sidewall issues, when feasible.

• Ensure repairs meet safety standards and manufacturer specifications.

Tire Replacement:

• Remove worn or damaged tires and replace them with new or refurbished tires.

• Properly mount and balance tires to ensure smooth vehicle operation.

Maintenance Services:

• Perform routine maintenance tasks, such as rotating tires and checking tire pressure.

• Advise customers on tire care, rotation schedules, and proper inflation techniques.

Mechanic

Vehicle Diagnosis:

• Use diagnostic tools and equipment to identify issues in mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems.

• Analyze vehicle performance and conduct thorough inspections to pinpoint problems.

Repair and Maintenance:

Perform routine maintenance tasks, such as oil changes, tire rotations, brake inspections, and fluid checks.

• Repair or replace faulty components, including engines, transmissions, brakes, and exhaust systems.

Customer Service:

• Communicate effectively with customers to explain repair needs and maintenance recommendations.

• Provide accurate estimates for repairs and ensure transparency in the service process.