Forklift Operatorauto Mechanic resume example

,Trained in use of saftey gear, Tyvek, hazmat suits

Complied with federal, state and local regulations affecting body shop operations, including hazardous waste disposal and OSHA standards.

• Use of personal safety gear, respirator, PAPR, as well as, suppied air, pressure on demand
• All types of resporators, supplied air, papr, possitive pressure, negetive pressure, half face
• Oversaw ordering of repair parts and tools for shop to maintain adequate inventory levels.
• Wrote complete and accurate cost estimates for labor and parts.
• Estimated automobile repair time accurately, scheduling jobs according to shop capacity.
• Directed day-to-day operations, including maintenance, equipment functionality and financial management.
• Inspected automotive repairs to match paint and maintain body appearance.
• Evaluated vehicle schematics to assess required parts and order accordingly.
• Distributed vehicle parts to technicians for replacement on in-shop vehicles.
• Replaced or repaired parts to complete daily work orders on vehicles.
• Trained in hazmat, Identifacation, removal, and proper clean up
• Trained in building hazmat containment
• Can properly, decontaminate self and materials
• Can safely move haz mat to dispoal site
• Used buffing tools, including Sanders to repair dents on vehicle doors and panels.
• Inspected vehicle repairs for quality control during entire repair process and prior to customer delivery.

• Read quality assurance documents and followed techniques and procedures.
• Identified unknown materials utilizing HazCat Kit.
• Collected and sealed waste according to established procedures.
• Studied job specifications and inspected work site to assess asbestos removal scope.
• Protected emergency response forces, responding to calls and hazardous material incidents.
• Encapsulated and repaired asbestos materials to protect occupants.
• Checked functionality of air quality testing instruments and completed air quality tests.
• Operated equipment and tools to safely remove asbestos.
• Removed asbestos debris with vacuum and cleaned surroundings.
• Quarantined chemicals and followed company guidelines, Environmental Protection Agency rules, Department of Transportation regulations and disposal site protocols.
• Applied chemical solution spray on asbestos surfaces to soften.
• Handled monitoring devices, such as oxygen and gas monitors and mercury vapor analyzer.
• Built scaffolding and sealed work area with plastic sheets and duct tape.
• Used correct containment preparations and set up air filtration systems before beginning each job.
• Sampled air quality to verify removal of asbestos.
• Met with demolition and abatement teams to discuss general project direction.
• Tracked chemical inventories and environmental sampling.
• Sliced and scraped asbestos to dislodge and shoveled into disposal bags.
• Headed loading and transportation of materials and hazardous waste.
• Performed ventilation and entry operations to secure hazardous environment.
• Constructed enclosed walkway to decontamination area.
• Inspected and placed equipment, including air evacuation and filtration systems.
• Set up portable showers or mobile decontamination unit on site.

• Manufactured [Product] according to strict order details.
• Applied waxes to various surfaces to remove and fix pre-laminated areas.
• Molded fiberglass from chopped fiberglass and resin materials using pneumatic chopper spray guns.
• Sprayed gel coat on fiberglass molds to specified thickness to protect fiberglass exterior.
• Added catalysts to resin and applied mixture to pre-cut fiberglass material.
• Set up and maintained chopper gun by adding chopper blades to adjust fiber length, replacing rolls of fiberglass yarn roving and replacing parts.
• Pressed layers of saturated fiberglass mat or cloth into molds, smoothed wrinkles and removed air bubbles to fabricate quality product.
• Trimmed excess fiberglass from edges to remove unnecessary material.
• Readied vehicles for painting by removing accessories and masking surfaces with tape or paper to protect from paint.
• Matched paints to vehicle color specifications or original manufacturer colors.
• Sanded and sealed completed finishes according to precise specifications.
• Primed vehicle repairs to improve adhesions of new paint coats.
• Handled and disposed of hazardous waste carefully to minimize harm to personnel or environmental habitats.
• Prepared surfaces by removing imperfections, applying rust-resistant undercoats and sealing seams.

• Rotated stock and cleared sales floor of debris.
• Monitored warehouse for debris, deposited waste into appropriate piles and stacked baled trash.
• Picked orders from storage, wrapped and staged for shipments.
• Transported material to correct locations and documented inventory changes.
• Scanned materials into and out of inventory using barcode tags.
• Followed duties outlined in daily inbound and outbound schedules.
• Pulled and prepared product for shipment to guarantee loads of exact quantity and product type.
• Removed incoming items from trucks and rail cars and transported materials to staging area.
• Transported materials to and from warehouses, production lines and packaging lines.
• Used equipment such as loaders, hand trucks, forklifts and cranes safely.
• Kept forklifts functional by following operating instructions, troubleshooting breakdowns and performing preventive maintenance.
• Operated industrial vehicles and equipment to transport goods and materials, load and unload designated trailers and route trucks.
• Loaded and unloaded materials like drywall, shingles and plywood for customers.
• Learned lumber products and manufacturer differences to give customers sound advice on building materials.
• Maneuvered heavy loads around lumberyard and job sites with materials handling equipment and forklifts.
• Secured items in truck by strapping over protective padding.
• Attached documents, such as PO receipts, packing slips and bill of lading to outbound shipments.
• Palletized boxes for easy movement and shipment.
• Examined incoming shipments to verify quality and quantity and returned unacceptable items to suppliers for refund or replacement.