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SMALL ENGINE TECHNICIAN AND AUTO MECHANIC
Skills
  • Equipment maintenance
  • Finger dexterity
  • Troubleshooting skills
  • Machine repair
  • Basic math
  • Microsoft Office
  • Engine overhaul procedures
Summary

Hardworking and reliable [Job Title] with strong ability in operating equipment and transportation. Offering construction, plumming and ability in driving various vehicles. Highly organized, proactive and punctual with team-oriented mentality.

Experience
March 2020 to August 2020
Small Engine Technician and Auto MechanicCompany Name, City, State
  • Repaired wide variety of small engine machinery by restoring transmissions, carburetors, differentials, fuel pumps, distributors, starters, valves and various systems.
  • Kept tools clean, sharpened, maintained and put away after job tasks to keep shop in good working order.
  • Consulted with customers to understand and meet individual maintenance or repair needs.
  • Managed parts inventory, order tracking and repair documentation by keeping detailed and accurate records.
  • Juggled multiple projects and tasks to ensure high quality and timely delivery.
  • Adjusted tire pressure on vehicles and warned customers of leaks and tire damage.
  • Rotated tires and checked brakes on vehicles.
  • Drained motor oil, changed oil filters and greased chassis fittings.
  • Performed complete vehicle maintenance inspections, including tires, brakes and all fluid levels.
  • Worked alone or as part of a team to handle more than 5 daily service appointments.
April 2019 to November 2019
Demolition WorkerCompany Name, City, State
  • Hauled out damaged materials and followed correct disposal processes to minimize environmental problems from chemicals or unsafe materials.
  • Used correct equipment and techniques to demolish buildings smoothly and avoid damaging nearby structures.
  • Removed debris remaining after natural disasters such as floods.
  • Wore protective equipment such as respirators and special suits for optimal protection from site hazards.
  • Coordinated communication between equipment operators via two-way radios and hand signals.
  • Constructed and removed support structures such as scaffolding, ramps and braces.
  • Used organizational skills to meet productivity requirements.
  • Followed plans, orders and technical specifications to complete accurate work that met project specifications, codes, and quality standards.
  • Operated overhead lifts to move heavy and bulky work materials.
  • Maintained clean, safe working environment by removing waste from job site prior to shift completion.
  • Used established signals to help equipment operators align, move and adjust machinery.
  • Controlled traffic movements near, in and around work zones.
  • Met company and OSHA safety guidelines for work site operations to minimize worker risk.
  • Cut various types of materials into specified sizes for installation using tile cutters and power saws.
February 2005 to July 2007
Hotshot 1 Ton Truck DrivingCompany Name, City, State
  • Drove trucks with capacities greater than three tons, including tractor-trailer combinations, to transport and deliver products, livestock or other materials.
  • Eliminated downtime to maximize revenue by providing top product shipment delivery quality control.
  • Unloaded packages from container trucks for delivery to customers, taking care to prevent damage to merchandise and goods.
  • Conducted vehicle inspections prior to and after every trip and performed minor repairs, including greasing and inspection of tires ect to keep truck functional.
  • Used pallet jack and forklift to load and unload products at distribution centers and route locations.
  • Delivered customer orders to homes and places of business within established time frames.
  • Hooked and unhooked trailers from tractor and converter dollies.
  • Connected air hoses and electrical lines, installed and removed tire chains and manually cranked dolly wheels.
January 1998 to October 2002
Construction and FencingCompany Name, City, State
  • Read and understood specifications, drawings and blueprints to complete accurate, high-quality work.
  • Assisted electrical, plumbing and carpentry teams by completing basic and semi-skilled work.
  • Organized and maintained tools and equipment to enhance work efficiency.
  • Coordinated communication between equipment operators via two-way radios and hand signals.
  • Operated overhead lifts to move heavy and bulky work materials.
  • Operated equipment such as Tractors and Bobcats to support worksite needs and enhance team efficiency.
  • Prepared sites for concrete work by breaking up damaged concrete and leveling or contouring ground.
  • Signaled equipment operators to help align machinery movements and smoothly transfer materials.
  • Advised officials regarding traffic-control measures to protect work site integrity, crew safety, and general public welfare.
  • Provided industry insight to coworkers to assist work completion.
  • Set up Heavy equipment attachments and scaffold equipment to maintain worksite efficiency.
  • Assisted project planning by measuring distances and marking locations using measuring tapes and other measuring tools.
  • Used picks and shovels to dig, spread and level dirt and gravel.
Education and Training
High School DiplomaHillsboro Junior College, City
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Resume Overview

School Attended

  • Hillsboro Junior College

Job Titles Held:

  • Small Engine Technician and Auto Mechanic
  • Demolition Worker
  • Hotshot 1 Ton Truck Driving
  • Construction and Fencing

Degrees

  • High School Diploma

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