Christopher King

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Experience:

Kuka Toledo Production Operations

Metal Finisher March 2013 January 2014

Repair damaged incoming stock and exterior vehicle parts on class A surfaces.

Weld when necessary fixed stripped bolts or holes.

Jeff's Paint and Body

Auto Body Technician January 2010 March 2013

Repair and replace damaged automotive parts and panels. Sand, prime, paint,

refinish auto body parts. Install new parts, in an automotive shop that does classic

and custom restoration. Fabricate, weld in patch panels, fabricate custom

components, weld in and build custom frame components install drive train

components, braking components, electrical, fuel, safety equipment.

Mitchell Roberson Construction

Construction Contractor March 2007 July 2009

Build and repair houses, remove and replace or repair roof structures, apply paint,

pour foundations, footings, vinyl siding installation.

Leonard’s Aluminum Welder/Fabricator

January 2006 March 2007

Fabricate, weld selected metal sizes into utility trailers, of different lengths, install

flooring and lights.

U.S. Army Light

Wheel Vehicle Mechanic March 2001 – November 2005

Basic soldier task, maintain vehicles and tactical power generation units, drew up

service and maintenance schedules, did preventive maintenance checks, and

ordered parts, removed and replaced defective parts, reported discrepancies to

chain of command, tested vehicles for quality control, supervised seven other

mechanics in a shop environment.

Was accountable for seven soldiers, done performance counseling’s, as well as

disciplinary counseling reports,

Responsible for excess of $300,000.00 in tools.

Education:

Surry Community College August 2009 July 2009

Auto Body Certificate

Learned basic structural and non structural damage repair, auto body MIG welding,

painting, and refinishing, special finishes, frame repair, cost and estimation,

collision repair, paint less dent repair, plastics and adhesives.● Also received

training course certificate of OSHA rule 40 part 63. Painter requirement course.●

3.9 GPA

Surry Community College August 2010 – Present

Industrial Systems Technology

Completed courses in industrial safety, hydraulics and pneumatics, HVAC

troubleshooting and repair, industrial wiring, digital electronics, DC/AC circuit

analysis, DC/AC electricity, motors and controls, diagram and schematic reading,

industrial fabrication, welding, maintenance and troubleshooting procedures,

DC/AC motor drives, residential wiring. Intro to PLC, PLC Applications,

Semiconductor Applications, Industrial Equip Troubleshooting. 3.44 GPA

US Army Training Center Fort Jackson, SC

Light Wheel Vehicle Maintenance Technician Skills May 2001 August 2001

SKILLS

● Proficient in many mechanical trades, construction and carpentry, wiring and plumbing,

using diagnostic and test equipment, computer literate, mechanically inclined, self

motivated.

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