travel lift operator service and maintenance resume example with 19+ years of experience
JessicaClaire
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Summary
Over 15 years experience leading marina operations at family-owned Driftwood Marina (est. 2001). Across the entire property, I manage the travel lift and fork lift, maintain their mechanics and ensure safe operations.
Consistently displaying professionalism with marina employees and clientele, including vendors, captains and vessel owners. Highly involved, always reacting with a sense of safety and urgency to place extended help when needed. Consistent track record of high quality service throughout career.
Skills
Preventative maintenance
Fire security
Product and service knowledge
Tool repair and maintenance
Land utilization
Production planning
Risk assessments
Customer service excellence
Supply ordering
Hydraulic activity skills
Project estimating
Team player
Labor relations
Excellent driving record
Organizational strengths
Quality control
Experience
Travel Lift Operator: Service and Maintenance, 07/2001 to Current Fort Transfer – Cleveland, TN,
Operates Travel (60 Ton) & Forklift (20Ton) and knowledgeable to most heavy equipment.
Servicing equipment including changing filters, grease fittings, changing parts, and hydraulic system service. Hose replacement and hydraulic ram rebuilds
Haul, block, and launch for drydock & on-off loads for wide loads and container transport.
Worked closely with certified mechanics diesel & outboard with motor and (in cabin) engine swaps.
Inspect and dress vessels for long term storage drydock or wet slip.
Careful & cleanliness with pressure washing station. Not too abrasive or careless to equipment or vessel leaves everything perfectly clean.
Apply boat stands and blocking according to vessel size and structure in the correct position.
Cautious and proactive to ensure no damage to vessels with haul outs. Being alert to transducers or any extremities under the waterline, also correctly blocking or covering straps for splash rails and such.
Operates equipment strategically no swinging the vessel uncontrollably in operation.
With equipment safely aware of any personnel or hazards will not operate with person in blind spot or under the vessel or load.
Well establish methods of team work to achieve quick, safe, and structured organization and execution of tasks.
Highly knowledgeable to all underwater gear for service, replacement, and maintenance.
Leaves work areas clean and customers satisfactory.
Owner, 01/2018 to Current Stanley Steemer International, Inc. – Palatine, IL,
NOTE: Sustained business on a part time basis after the relief of hurricane Irma in the Florida Keys.
Started company after Hurricane Irma to collaborate and assist the restoration of the Florida Keys targeting property and marine.
Managed different teams with tasks in over 150 properties in 16 months. Detail: major debris removal, demolition, mold remediation, (providing a clean bill of health) and reconstruction.
Worked with property damage contractors extending services as Project Manager detailing in water damage, mold remediation, disaster recovery and construction.
Provided personal expertise with marine vessels affected by hurricane. Such as minor mechanics, hardware, instrument replacement and fiber glassing both structural and cosmetic.
Specialized in underwater gear from shaft coupling to propeller, rudder, "Packing Systems", cuttless bearings, "Spurs", and through hauls.
Level 3 Engineer & Technician, 01/2016 to 11/2017 Marriott Harbor Beach Spa & Resort – City, STATE,
Corporate recognition received for outstanding service on behalf of the Marriott Eastern Regional President.
Cordially interacted with customers and displayed professional appearance as representative of company.
Performed maintenance tasks in accordance with manufacturer specifications and followed all manuals and policies to complete high-quality, accurate work.
Collaborated with Contractors and third party companies on site on all property budgeted projects and upgrading services to complete projects within expected time frames.
Dismantled equipment to access, remove and replace defective parts to maintain function.
Performed routine checks on building utilities and identified any possible problems such as airhandler chiller systems, boiler, & electrical.
Observed key safety protocols and practices at all times, especially while operating dangerous equipment near team members or expensive systems.
Lead Technician, 01/2009 to 02/2011 CommCor LLC – City, STATE,
Contractor on Maritime vessels, Cargo, Oil, & Cruise ships. Detailed to restore ballast systems, fresh water handling tanks.
Traveled abroad in the Atlantic & Pacific Ocean working while ship was underway in high seas.
Improved overall productivity and efficiency by training Technicians and new hires on job duties.
Traveled & worked in ship "drydock" renovations. The company was tasked with metal profiling and using coating systems in lower deck areas. One job detailed over 95 thousand cubic ft. of confined space areas.
Trained in courses and requirements to be in authorized areas among the guidelines of daily permit-required confined space entry. Courses include fire watch, respiratory protection, electrical standards, ship emergency muster & lifeboat assistance
Lead watch & shift project manager... sustained operations and duties of team working in confined spaces areas.
Safety coordinator of team working in low oxygen areas; sometimes during environments of high humidity or chemical presence- Hazmat class completed per requirements.
Education and Training
: General Course, Expected in 06/2009 to Florida Keys Community College - Key West, FL GPA:
High School Diploma: , Expected in 06/2006 to American Acadmey - Pinecrest, FL, GPA:
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