William Brown

Battery repair and maintenance

• Removed and disassembled cells to inspect parts and detect defects. Reassembled batteries, and fuses lead parts with gas torch
• Provided preventive maintenance
• Filled cells with acid solution and determined gravity of solution.

Charging Equipment:

• Diagnosed and repaired battery charging equipment.
• Attached charger leads to battery post and connectors to start chargers.
• Read meters and adjusted charge parameters to control flow of current through battery.
• Coordinated problem resolution with technical support, customer service, sales, and other personnel to expedite repairs.

Battery repair and maintenance

• Removed and disassembled cells to inspect parts and detect defects. Reassembled batteries, and fuses lead parts with gas torch
• Provided preventive maintenance
• Filled cells with acid solution and determined gravity of solution.

Charging Equipment:

• Diagnosed and repaired battery charging equipment.
• Attached charger leads to battery post and connectors to start chargers.
• Read meters and adjusted charge parameters to control flow of current through battery.
• Coordinated problem resolution with technical support, customer service, sales, and other personnel to expedite repairs.

• Provided safe, effective, and efficient implementation of direct care by established policies, procedures, and standards of care, including CPI and psychiatric rehabilitation principles
• Establishes, maintains, and co-facilitates therapeutic relationships with members served. Maintained hopeful and positive attitude in problem-solving and coping with disabilities associated with mental illness
• Attends and participates in community meetings and groups
• Actively participates in multidisciplinary team meetings and treatment planning meetings.
• Admits and discharges members assigned; this includes completing associated documentation
• Ensures members are served safely via monitoring including but not limited to rounds and safe and appropriate seclusion and restraint supervision.
• Demonstrates knowledge of CPI principles and techniques
• Promotes and assists members served in developing self‑help skills
• Explains policies and procedures to members served and their families.
• Demonstrates knowledge of nursing policies and procedures as they relate to direct and indirect members served care
• Must assist with the restraint of members served in the event of assaultive behavior and pass assault crisis/crisis prevention training

• Conducted outreach and did initial screenings of homeless, primarily disabled, individuals for housing, benefits, medical, mental health, and substance abuse issues.
• Met with clients regularly to assist them in customizing and implementing a case plan that included individual goals and objectives and timelines.
• Worked with clients that were often dually and triply diagnosed with substance abuse, mental health and physical health issues. I conferred with team members to develop engagement strategies and develop street-to-home plans for each client.
• Established and maintained a caseload of clients and provided paraprofessional counseling, crisis intervention, evaluation, advocacy, linkage and referrals.
• Advocated for resources that helped stabilize clients, including housing, medical and financial benefits, healthcare, and other social services, as needed. I responded to referrals from city agencies (including SFFD, CJC, SFPD, the Mayor’s Office, merchants, community groups and citizens) and I maintained good networking and mutual support relationships with other service providers and emergency services.

•Previously held Class B Commercial Driver’s License with excellent driving record.

• Extensive familiarity with DOT (Department Of Transportation) rules and requirements.

• Good ability to lift and move products weighing up to 100 lbs.

• Transported products to a variety of urban locations daily.

• Transferred and arranged products at customer locations safely and efficiently.

• Managed company assets such as carts kegs and pallets.