Wayne Tobin

Repair and maintain Equipment on Suncor Base mine site

Repair and maintenance mining equipment located at Suncor Fort Hills site.

• Repair and maintain mining equipment on Syncrude Canada site

• Repair and maintain Cranes, construction equipment, truck and transport equipment
• Parts ordering, cutting and welding, preventive maintenance of equipment

• Self employed contractor (Tobin Mechanical ltd)
• Repair and maintain mining equipment/ pipeline equipment
• Parts ordering, billing, work orders
• Cat, John Deere, Komatsu, Hitachi equipment

• Organize and set mechanics on their daily tasks
• Preventive maintenance of all equipment
• Coordinate equipment service and scheduling
• Daily meetings and safety topics
• Organize warranty work and planning
• Computer diagnostics training

• Contracted out to macro pipeline / Enbridge pipeline
• Contracted out to Neegan development (Syncrude Canada site)
• Contracted out to Fort McKay group of companies (Syncrude Canada site)
• Repair and maintain all pipeline equipment and mining equipment
• Parts ordering / work orders
• Safety meetings
• Computer diagnostics
• Equipment such as side booms, dozers, excavators, haul trucks, loaders, gravel trucks, fleet trucks
• Caterpillar, John Deere, Hitachi, Komatsu Equipment

• Repair and maintain all companies rental fleet
• Provide efficient, reliable and safe maintenance of equipment
• Perform preventative and running maintenance on Equipment
• Dismantle and reassemble equipment using hoists and hand tools
• Operate equipment for positioning and diagnosing purposes
• Welding/ cutting

• Analyzed malfunctions and repaired, rebuilt and maintained construction/mine equipment, such as Heavy Haulers, Loaders, Dozers, Excavators, Bobcats, Hydraulic pumps, Graders, Engines, and Air Conditioning
• Executed daily operations of mechanical and Hydraulic maintenance
• Operated and inspected machines and equipment to diagnose defects
• Dismantled and re-assembled equipment, using hoists and hand tools
• Examined parts for damage or excessive wear, using the appropriate tools
• Trained new employees for operating, servicing, and mechanical maintenance and achieved significant improvements in their productivity
• Replaced defective engines and subassemblies, such as transmissions
• Tested overhauled equipment to ensure operating efficiency
• Welded broken parts and structural members
• Directed workers engaged in cleaning parts and assisting with assembly and disassembly of equipment
• Troubleshoot electrical problems on equipment