I am an organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willing to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals. I have a very hard working ethic and always strive to do my job to the best of my ability.
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
Work History
Heavy Diesel Mechanic (Level 4)
North Otago Truck Repairs
11.2023 - Current
Heavy Diesel Mechanic (Level 4)
Waitaki Heavy Vehicle Maintenance
07.2021 - 11.2023
Troubleshoot and repair a variety of Trucks, Buses, Trailers and Heavy Earthmoving/Construction equipment, Japanese, American, Euro - Isuzu, Nissan, Volvo, International, Hyundai, Scania, ROR, SAF, BPW trailer axles to name a few.
Good understanding of Open circuit Hydraulics, Rebuilt Hydraulic rams, Retrofitted PTO driven Open Circuit hydraulic systems, Flow and pressure tests, Set/adjust relief valve pressure, Retrofit hydraulic Pumps and Pneumatic/Electrical Hoist Ram controllers, Making various brackets, Hydraulic open circuit overhaul on Class 2 Sweeper trucks.
Fabrication skills such as MIG Welding, Gas Welding, Gas and Plasma cutting, making brackets, repairing cracks on trailers, welding in wear pads, making utility vehicle decks and bull bars, making of specialty tools.
Diagnose and resolve problems with brakes, power steering systems, Hydraulic PTO systems, Hydraulic rams, Diesel Engines and their accessories, Clutches, excessive play in all types of pins and bushes.
Complete strip and rebuild all kinds of axles, re-bush, re-line brake shoes, replace hub seals, replace and pack roller bearings / press out, remove and replace unitised bearing units, re-kit hubs, replace s-cams and s-cam bushes, refit slack adjusters and repair/replace service and handbrake chambers
Complete overhaul of all chassis suspension and steering components, strip chassis, re-bush all chassis shackles and replace all shackle pins, remove and replace springs, add leafs to springs, replace spring eye bushes, replace steering ball joints, steering ram bearings, king-pins and king-pin bushes, steering ram replacement/re-kit power steering rams and power steering components, replacement of draglink's, ball-joints, tie-rod ends, airbags, ride-height control valves.
Remove and replace engines, gearboxes, clutches, axles, differentials. Complete strip and rebuild of differentials, replace driveline components such as axles, drive-shafts, jack-shafts, universal joints, constant velocity joints, differential housings.
Engine Top end work such as head replacement, head gasket(s), Rocker assembly, Valve adjustment, Injector replacement.
Replace engine accessories such as Turbochargers, Water Pumps, Radiators, etc
Complete cooling-system overhaul, hose replacement and flush entire system
Use of specialty equipment and tools, pneumatic chassis jacks, hydraulic and pneumatic jacks, portable power rams, chain-blocks and come-along winches, standard tools, power tools, gas axe, plasma cutters, MIG welders, measuring devices and gauges to complete assessments and repairs.
Ability to diagnose a wide variety of mechanical problems for repair or replacement.
Worked flexible hours; night, weekend, and holiday shifts. 6 days on 1 day off
Carried out day-to-day duties accurately and efficiently.
A, B and C services on Trucks and Earth moving equipment, Pre-COF inspections.
Trainee Marine Technician
Royal New Zealand Navy
01.2020 - 04.2021
Participate in a team or group which has a collective objective
Leadership Development Training, training to be a leader amongst your peers.
2 week work up period, stress test evaluation to ensure efficient and consistent behaviour and endurance
Mental resilience course devised by Defence Psychologists, training to stay calm and focused under extreme stress and pressure.
Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.
Manage first aid in an emergency situation and basic life support.
Improvised Explosive Device awareness and safety protocol, Being self-aware in unfamiliar territory
Demonstrate knowledge of trade calculations and units for mechanical engineering trades, Use critical path analysis in solving problems, Apply linear programming methods in solving problems.
Assist with berthing and letting go, and anchoring a vessel
Verify the operational condition of safety equipment on a vessel
Demonstrate knowledge of sea safety equipment and procedures and assist the master in emergency situations at sea
Sea Survival Training
Use ropes, knots and lashings on a vessel
Engine room Preventative Routine Maintenance
Light fabrication and basic plumbing
Education
High School Diploma -
St Kevin's College
Oamaru, NZ
11.2019
Skills
Can operate a wide range of vehicles, such as telehandlers, forklifts, rollers, trucks, anything manual
Fabrication skills such as MIG Welding, Gas Welding, Gas and Plasma cutting, making brackets, repairing cracks on trailers, welding in wear pads, making utility vehicle decks and bull bars, making of specialty tools
Ability to use many tools such as: Portable power rams, Chain Blocks, Hydraulic Press, Plasma Cutter, Gas Axe, basic MIG and Stick welding, easy flow welding, all types of power tools
Fix and perform preventative maintenance on any large scale vehicles/equipment
Very quick to learn and open minded
Very Hard Working Ethic
Reliable
Hobbies
Studying all types of mechanical principles to advance my knowledge
Mathematics and Physics
ASX Stock Market
Four Wheel Driving
Working on my own trucks
Tickets
New Zealand Certificate in Heavy Automotive Engineering (Level III) NZ3097
Assist with berthing and letting go, and anchoring a vessel