Gurpreet Singh

• Diagnosed mechanical problems for repair or replacement.

Brake and Suspension Work:

• Service and repair brake systems, including drum and disc brakes.
• Inspect and repair suspension components, such as leaf springs, airbags, and shock absorbers.

Tire Maintenance:

• Mount and balance tires on trailer wheels.
• Repair or replace damaged tires and wheels.

Documentation and Reporting:

• Maintain detailed records of repairs, parts used, and maintenance activities.
• Communicate with customers or fleet managers about the status of repairs and cost estimates.

Safety and Compliance:

• Ensure trailers meet safety and regulatory standards.
• Keep up-to-date with industry regulations and standards to ensure compliance.

Equipment and Tool Maintenance:

• Maintain and organize tools, equipment, and the work area to ensure a safe and efficient work environment.

Inspection and Diagnosis:

• Conduct thorough inspections of trailers to identify any mechanical, electrical, or structural issues.
• Use diagnostic tools and equipment to pinpoint problems.
• Create detailed inspection reports and recommend necessary repairs.
• Maintenance:
  
• Perform routine maintenance tasks, such as lubricating moving parts, checking fluid levels, and replacing worn-out components.
• Ensure trailers are in compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
• Follow maintenance schedules and keep records of maintenance activities.

• Dismounted, mounted, and repaired tires according to manufacturer specifications.
• Rotated, mounted and balanced tires on cars, trucks, and vans.
• Replaced and repaired tires using best practices for safe vehicle maintenance.
• Operated machines safely and correctly, including tire changers and wheel balancers.
• Serviced customer vehicles quickly and accurately to meet daily appointment schedules.
• Repaired tires to avoid costly replacements by patching, plugging and replacing valves.