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Objective: An positi on as a Construction-Equipment Mechanic
y Rewired ignition systems, lights,i nstrument panels
and computer electrical & electronics systems..
y Observed mechanical devices in operati on and
listened to their sounds to locate causes of trouble
y Examined parts for damage or excessive wear, using
micrometers and gauges.
x Diagnosed trouble, disassembled engines, hydraulic
systems and examined parts for defects and
excessive wear.
x Reconditioned and replaced parts such as pistons, bearings, gears,
valves and bushings, using handtools and
Experienc
precision measuring instruments.
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x Welded and cut parts with arc-welding and flame-cutting equipment.
x Maintained and operated constuction equipment.
x Purchased parts maintaining effective i nventory control.
x Maintained safety at all times..
x Identified problems, diagnosed causes and determined
corrective acti ons.such as on 10 & 18 whellers, end
dumps, back-hole, front end loaders, gas/diesel
generators, pumps, fork lifts, rodders, aerial cable
placers, telsta/altec-T40C/AT40C, AP-45, T129B, Posi-
Plus
800-40-025, Perform Maintenance, Inspections, NYS Inspections and
much more
Education: New York Technical Collage New York City
x Enrolled in advanced courses in computer systems
x Special recogni tion in hydraulic systems, pto, valve bodys .
x ASE Certifications...engine performance,
suspensi on & steering, electical / electronic
systems, refrigerant recovery & recycling, and
engine repair
y Significant courses included: ABS, Air/hydraulic, air-brake systems,
fuel i njectsion & emissions, a/c systems,
electical & electronic systems
Brake inspector certi ficati on 396.25(d) dot,
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Power Industrial Certi ficati on OHHA29cfr
1410.178, CDL B, New York State Inspector
Certifi cation Groups: 123.