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Why should you hire a professional auto detailer? Why do you hire a plumber? Or electrician? Or a roofer? Because they’re professionals at what they do and will ensure that the job is done properly and correctly the first time. Auto detailing is no different.

Resume Michael R. Cottrell | 768 Cullum Ave. | Hurst, TX 76053 | 817-791-4529 | Skills: General Repairs, Planning, Coordination, Vehicle Mechanic Education: High School, Graduate Awards: Outstanding contributions to the City of Bedford 2010. Licenses: Class A CDL Courses/Classes: Servicing of air conditioners in accordance with Clean Air Act, Safety essentials for field operations and maintenance personnel, Vehicle operations for maintenance personnel, HVAC diagnosis and repair solutions, Back injury prevention for public entities, Safe handling of traffic in construction and maintenance areas, Work zone traffic control & qualified flagger, Parks and recreation safety, Street rehabilitation, EVT (Emergency Vehicle Training), CFAWin shopfloor software Vehicle Specific Training: Air conditioning, Engine performance, AC Delco, Brake service, Air brakes, Fuel trim, MAF, 02 diagnosis, Diesel engine, Electronic throttle control, Advanced basic engine analysis, Vehicle electronics, Vehicle networks, Wheel alignment, small engine repair. Employment History: ANTHONY CRANE - Fort Worth, TX (1 year) Maintenance and general care of cranes and related equipment CITY OF BEFORD - Bedford, TX (29 years) Mechanic in motor pool.  Directed the priority of repair.  Maintained an inventory of expendable items.  Examined and reported the nature and extent of damage or malfunction.  Planed work procedures.  Coordinated with other departments  Accomplished repairs.  Accomplished welding and fabrication.  Conducted safety courses and provided on the job safety training.  Defined problems, collected data, established facts.  Interpreted an extensive variety of technical instructions.  Calculated using units of weight, measurement, volume, and distance.

As a heavy mechanic

My favorite part about going from the power tool industry to the rental equipment industry: becoming certified and/or trained to operate the equipment myself. 👷🏻♀️🚜🦺🇺🇸 Being able to operate a backhoe, dozer, forklift, telehandler, scissor lift, and more, are things I never thought I’d not only learn to do…but also ENJOY. Shout out to the Sacramento Branch Manager, Yard Crew, Mechanics, Parts Manager, and Service Manager for helping me get up to speed. I feel even more empowered and ready for action than I did before. Here’s to more challenges, learning curves, and accomplishments coming my way. PS: Don’t ya’ll worry; I was safely parked, seatbelt on, backhoe turned off, AND PPE on deck, before using my phone to take a photo with the equipment! #SafetyFirst 😜 #WomenInConstruction #ForkLiftCertified #TelehandlerCertified #Construction #California #RentalEquipment #Safety #Challenges #NewBeginnings #PPE #Safety #CareerMove #Excited #JobOpportunity #NextChapter #CareerSuccess #ProfessionalDevelopment #PersonalGrowth #CareerGoals #EarthMovingEquipment #DirtyHandsCleanMoney

Interested in mechanic

🔧 The Power of Cleanliness and Organization in the Field 🔧 As a field mechanic, my “shop” is wherever the job takes me—whether it’s a construction site, a farm, or a warehouse. In this line of work, being clean and organized isn’t just helpful; it’s essential for getting the job done right and on time. Here’s why: ✅ Efficiency: When you’re working in the field, there’s no time to waste digging through a cluttered truck. A well-organized setup ensures I always know where my tools and parts are, even in the toughest conditions. ✅ Precision: Working outdoors brings challenges like dirt, dust, and grime. Keeping my workspace clean—no matter how temporary it is—helps me avoid contamination and ensures quality repairs every time. ✅ Professionalism: Customers notice when you show up prepared and work with care, even in less-than-ideal environments. Being organized and tidy reflects the pride I take in my repairs. Being a field mechanic means adapting to new challenges daily, but good habits like cleaning as I go, keeping tools in designated spots, and maintaining order makes all the difference. They ensure I can deliver high quality results, no matter where I’m working. To my fellow field mechanics: what are your tips for staying clean and organized in the field? I’d love to hear how you manage it on the go! #FieldMechanic #EfficiencyMatters #QualityRepairs

Diesel Mechanic

Diesel Mechanic