Carey M. Morrow

Watauga, TX *****

979-***-**** addc3j@r.postjobfree.com Linkedin url

EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT DIESAL MECHANIC

Diesel Mechanic Supervisor with 15 years of experience. KEY SKILLS

• Management • HMI and Semi’s programing

• DOT inspector • Hydraulics system: Closed and Open loop

• Punctual • Servicing Writing

• Leadership • Recruitment and Hiring

• Responsible • D-Deck diagnostic software

• Dependable • Cummins Insight

• Forklift repair

• DPF System

• Welding

• PM Services

• Electronic control module

• Engine Repair Gas/Diesel

• Pneumatics Compressors/Actuators

• Clutch Rebuild

• Gearbox Rebuild

• Chassis-axle-differential

• A/C Certified

• Brake Systems and Modules

Hand tools

• CatET

EXPERIENC

Schlumberger, City/ST July 2005 – April 2020

Diesel Mechanic Supervisor, January 2014-April 2020

• Safeguarded that the facility was up to federal regulations and safety standards.

• Confirmed the shop is properly staffed by reviewing time off request, absences and adjusting as needed.

• Tracked certification dates, scheduled classes for renewals and tracking workers progress to ensure technical certifications are obtained as required by company guidelines.

• Evaluated and verified employee performance through the review of completed assigned work and work techniques.

• Assisted workers in diagnosing malfunctions in machinery, hydraulic, pneumatic and other equipment based on observation of machinery and applying knowledge from past experience.

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• Prepared cost and material estimates.

• Inspected, tested and adjusted equipment.

• Conducted interviews, hired and on-boarded new employees and mentored new hires.

• Managed parts and inventory and monitored work orders. Lead Diesel Mechanic, July 2005 –January 2014

• Worked in the field, on an oil platforms and onsite workshops in various locations in and outside the United States.

• Repaired, replaced and maintained diesel engines, tractor trailer repair chassis, pumps and braking system.

• Performed monthly, semi-annual, and annual preventive maintenance procedures. Using hand tools, precision measuring instruments and machine tools.

• Executed daily operations of vehicle readiness.

• Wrote and produced work orders for down or repaired vehicles. EDUCATION & TRAINING

Universal Technical Institute - Program competition in Diesel and Industrial Technology Universal Technical Institute - Program competition in Diesel Electronic Engine Controls Schlumberger-Mechanical training completed for (SMT)-1, (SMT)-2, (SMT)-3, and (TS3)-4. Commented [A5]: Add you Associates degree from UTI and Blinn College!

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