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SCOTT ELLIOTT

Fort Smith,AR

Summary

Well-qualified heavy equipment worker versed in locating faults, removing worn parts and installing new components. Team-oriented, responsible and diligent about contributing to team and company success. Effective at operating wide range of tools, gauges and equipment to complete maintenance and repair actions.

Overview

25
25
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Heavy Equipment Mechanic

188 Air National Guard
04.2015 - Current
  • Maintained a clean work environment that promoted safety while enhancing overall productivity.
  • Reduced machinery downtime by swiftly diagnosing issues and implementing effective repair solutions.
  • Analyzed malfunctioning equipment and determined type of repairs required.
  • Troubleshot equipment malfunctions utilizing diagnostic tools and technical manuals.
  • Removed worn or faulty components for replacement or repair.
  • Replaced defective wiring systems, hydraulics, and braking systems to return machines to service.
  • Maintained meticulous records of all repair work that was made to machines and equipment.
  • Inspected and tested heavy equipment components to certify proper operation and safety.
  • Repaired and replaced engine parts such as pistons, cylinders and liners to restore function.
  • Read and understood technical drawings, schematics, and manuals in order to make accurate updates.
  • Performed routine maintenance and repairs on heavy equipment such as bulldozers and backhoes.
  • Optimized machine operations, executing regular tune-ups and adjusting hydraulic systems as needed.
  • Maintained accurate records of equipment maintenance, repairs, and parts inventory to ensure efficient tracking and cost control.
  • Upheld safety standards by meticulously following industry guidelines for equipment handling, maintenance, and repair procedures.
  • Reassembled and tested equipment after repairs to verify function and performance.
  • Mentored junior mechanics on best practices for heavy equipment repair, fostering a supportive learning environment for continuous growth.
  • Fabricated and installed custom parts and components to meet specific equipment needs.
  • Collaborated with a team of mechanics to troubleshoot complex mechanical problems and devise appropriate repair strategies.
  • Selected hand tools, power tools and precision measuring instruments according to task requirements.
  • Streamlined workflow processes through effective communication with team members regarding equipment status updates and project timelines.
  • Improved overall productivity with meticulous attention to detail in servicing and repairing heavy equipment components.
  • Increased customer satisfaction through timely completion of repair projects while adhering to high-quality workmanship standards.
  • Changed oils, inspecting brakes and replace filters to perform preventive maintenance services on heavy equipment.
  • Read and interpreted technical manuals for troubleshooting and repair purposes.
  • Evaluated heavy equipment to determine necessary repairs and maintenance requirements.
  • Collaborated with team of technicians to complete projects and meet deadlines.

Ground Support Equipment Mechanic

188th Air National Guard
03.2011 - 04.2014
  • Maintained a safe working environment by adhering to OSHA standards and company guidelines during all tasks performed.
  • Optimized performance of ground support equipment through regular calibration checks, adjustments, or replacement of worn components as needed.
  • Delivered consistent quality control checks on completed work before returning equipment to operational status.
  • Exceeded expectations in completing jobs ahead of schedule without compromising quality or safety measures.
  • Boosted productivity levels by training new employees on the proper use of tools, diagnostic techniques, and repair procedures for ground support equipment.
  • Troubleshot hydraulic systems for improved functionality within tight deadlines.
  • Removed worn or faulty components for replacement or repair.
  • Changed oils, inspecting brakes and replace filters to perform preventive maintenance services on heavy equipment.
  • Analyzed malfunctioning equipment and determined type of repairs required.
  • Read and interpreted technical manuals for troubleshooting and repair purposes.
  • Maintained meticulous records of all repair work that was made to machines and equipment.
  • Performed welding, soldering and brazing to repair damaged components on mobile heavy equipment.
  • Reduced downtime for ground support equipment by quickly diagnosing and repairing mechanical issues.
  • Increased operational safety with meticulous attention to detail when performing routine maintenance on various ground support equipment.

Ground Support Equipment Mechanic

Air Force
06.1999 - 09.2005

Service Inspection, repair and modification of powered and non-powered support equipment in accordance with technical orders and directives. I used hand tools, powered tools, and precision measuring equipment as well diagnostic and test equipment. I interpreted technical manuals, illustrations, specifications, diagrams, and schematics to make repairs and modifications to support equipment. Used supply procedures to order necessary parts and supplies for support equipment. Used Air Force Publications and Technical Order systems for proper repair of support equipment. Conducted job related training to subordinate personnel. Completed Journeyman Level training.

Education

High School Diploma -

Mesquite High School
Mesquite, TX
05.1995

Skills

  • Electrical work
  • Safety processes
  • Preventive Maintenance
  • Hand and power tools
  • Heavy Equipment Diagnostics
  • Troubleshooting skills
  • Brake System Maintenance
  • Diesel Engine Repair
  • Electrical Troubleshooting
  • Effective communication skills
  • Parts Replacement
  • Hydraulic Systems Expertise
  • Equipment Dismantling
  • Computer Diagnostics
  • Oil Change Procedures
  • Powertrain Repair
  • Diagnostic Procedures
  • Engine repair
  • Equipment Operation
  • Fuel System Service
  • Pneumatic System Knowledge
  • Electronic Control Systems
  • Scheduled Maintenance
  • Air Conditioning Repair
  • Test Equipment
  • Battery Maintenance
  • Machine Operation
  • Cooling System Service
  • Tire and Wheel Service

Certification

EPA Certified, Refrigerant

609 Certified through MACS


Timeline

Heavy Equipment Mechanic

188 Air National Guard
04.2015 - Current

Ground Support Equipment Mechanic

188th Air National Guard
03.2011 - 04.2014

Ground Support Equipment Mechanic

Air Force
06.1999 - 09.2005

High School Diploma -

Mesquite High School
SCOTT ELLIOTT