Christopher

About me:

Candidate Info :
Hi I’m here to assist you for all your business requirements that I can perform.

Experience :
Worked As Field Service/WorkshopHeavy Vehicle Technician at Incidence/Emergency/On-road Towing/Yard Towing Res from November 2016 to till now
(Truck/Buses) Technician, Incidence/Emergency/On-road Towing/Yard Towing Response Unit
Technician
Currently employed Full-Time with large corporation/organisation in confidence
Duties Involved:

– Delegated repair jobs to perform as per priorities/peak requirements on heavy vehicles truck/buses major/minor repairs as appropriate to fulfil in service/uptime of vehicles
– Perform major/project heavy vehicle repairs planned in house or advise if resources limited
to have significant repairs referred/out-sourced to OEM/third party outfit
– Provide a crash course observation/demonstration to prospective novice Apprentices taking on complex/highly technical repair/overhaul/service tasks and oversee/supervise work/task engaged as per prioritising/systematic management and on accomplishment of all work task carry out comprehensive final inspections including and not limited to on-road/yard test/inspection driving
– Carry out complex high level and intricate repairs and diagnostics as required and instructed from management task/jobs incomplete or work in progress due to misdiagnosis or not yet identified for reasons of complicated nature of issue also when on duties as standalone technician/leading hand relief, assist with Control Centre via hand held radio (CB Radio communications) or landline office communications as appropriate for technical support of Heavy vehicle operators (Buses/Trucks) and Incidence Response (Breakdown Retrieval Changeovers or Towing) handling all responsibilities in a confident, clear and professional manner and constitute solutions to control centre to maintain on-time running and in service availability for heavy vehicle operators and vehicles in a safe and practical manner
– Adhere to all WHS, Emergency, workplace policies and procedures and attend to all in-house meeting and personnel on-going heavy vehicle product/safety training on a continuous basis as require for business and personal development accountabilities.

Worked As Diagnostic Master Technician at Toyota National Skills Diagnostic Technician Regio
2012 (in third stage of contest)
And I have been attending TEAM 21 training aiming to gain Diagnostic Master Technician status
Notice of separation: Resignation from duties due to career change opportunity and enhancement of skills and abilities.

Worked at Year of Light Vehicle Automotive

Worked As Light Vehicle Motor Mechanic Apprenticeship at Notice of Separation

Worked at Dux in 2nd Year of Light Vehicle Automotive
– Elected OH&S officer 2010
– Toyota National Skills Apprentice of the year finalist 2010
– Toyota National Skills Apprentice of the year Champion 2011
– Recipient of Warren Toyota Service Award for recognition of Toyota National Skills in 2011
– Toyota National Skills Diagnostic Technician Regional Champion 2012 (in third stage of contest)
And I have been attending TEAM 21 training aiming to gain Diagnostic Master Technician status
Notice of separation: Resignation from duties due to career change opportunity and enhancement of skills and abilities.

Worked As Field Service Technician/Workshop Technician at Hydraulic/Pneumatic, Electrical and Mechanical Fit from August 2016 to November 2016
2211
Duties Involved:
– Attend trade group meetings for session on performance progress and safety related matters
– Plan, organise and manage work tasks and van stock levels as required on a case by case basis
– Engage in autonomous field service to work and handle customer service based on competing depot demands
– Attend to Bellows/Turntable breakdowns on Articulated Buses at short notices to maintain Bus fleet reliability and availability
– Perform maintenance on Articulated Buses Bellows/Turntables as per service/repairs instructions
– Observe conscientiously all safety systems and maintain housekeeping practices
– During downtime periods in field service alternative workshop technician duties are substituted for productivity uptime

Notice of separation: Resignation due to successful enhanced career advancement into largest in terms of in the Heavy Vehicle Industry Corporation/Organisation seeking eventual potential roles acting up in higher duties in workshop floor management amid other suitable opportunities in the business pipeline.

Worked As Infrastructure Worker (Track and Structures) at Track/Structure Maintenance Western Territory from February 2016 to August 2016
TfNSW Sydney Trains – Network Maintenance Division
Civil Discipline – Blacktown Depot
Duties Involved:
– Attend and participate at VMC for brief/de-brief of work assignments
– Plan and prioritise work activities for field maintenance
– Equip work vehicles aligned with work allocated
– Service, repair, report, monitor and apply preventative maintenance work principles to civil maintenance (Rails, Sleepers, Fastenings, Ballast, Siding track, Mast, Portals, Corridor Structures, Drainage and Geotechnical integrity, profiles & structures
– Be on stand-by for call outs after hours
– Actively maintain liaisons with Civil Manager, Team Leader and Work Group Leader during downtime period for additional workload utilization (time and urgency permitting)
– Assist customers when worksite exposure in proximity to train stations or thoroughfares
– Observe and perform rail safety worker duties when assigned to work groups depended on essential role
Notice of separation: End of contract during trial period, Resumed employment after exit to continue with current objective.

Worked As Field Service/Workshop Technician at Battery Electric/Internal Combustion from November 2012 to February 2016
2170

Duties Involved:
– Travel site to site to rental customers directed by Field Service Controllers
– Attend to breakdowns when ready or ASAP for urgent calls allocated by FSC
– Complete service and repair tasks to allotted times or as efficiently as possible
– Maintain customer service satisfaction and service excellence
– Attend regularly service and toolbox meeting
– Perform major/minor diagnosis of mechanical hydraulic/pneumatic and electrical issues
– Attend when scheduled Toyota Material Handling factory training
– Maintain high standard of WHS and housekeeping practices
Notice of separation: Resignation due to career change seeking strong career opportunities and advancement to high potential roles in sizeable organisation.

Worked As Light Vehicle Technician/Mechanic at Warren Toyota Service from February 2008 to November 2012
2170
– Started Apprenticeship indenture February 25 2008 for Hyundai/Suzuki Service
– Requested to work in Toyota Service and successfully transferred on July 7 2008
– Accomplished Completion of Apprenticeship at Warren Toyota Service on 25 February 2012 (4 years)
– Employed fulltime as Diagnostic Technician on May 25 2012
Duties Involved:
– Allocated jobs to complete from workshop controller
– Sustain KPI Labour sales and upsells
– Diagnose and rectify vehicles in workshop, recommendations over the phone and on road tests with customers
– Carry out major and minor vehicle maintenance and inspection service
– Perform major and minor mechanical repair and replacement of vehicle components
– Overhaul diesel/petrol engines, brake, final drive and transmission assemblies
– Diagnose, service, and repair vehicle Air Conditioning systems
– Attend Toyota vehicle product specialist training (TEAM 21) whenever available via LMS
– Attend Peter Warren Group OHS and R safety committee
– Maintain OHS Safety Officer Responsibilities
– Administer First Aid

Worked As Storeman/Forklift Driver at Despatch from January 2007 to February 2008
Duties Involved:
– Allocating stock to respective location
– Data Entry
– Cross-checking orders in parallel system
– Printing order dockets
– Communicating with management the priorities of despatch
– Loading/Unloading of stock using forklift trucks
– Confirming loaded/delivered goods
– Pick ‘n’ Pack cartons for custom quantity stock orders
– First Aid Duties
– General OH&S Housekeeping practices