James Zimba

Worked on a variety of machinery.

• Boomer 282
• Simba M6

• MT42

• ST14

• MT54

• Simba 1354H

• ST1030

• MT431

• MT 6020

• MT 2010

• MT 436B

• CAT 785C-2BW

• CAT789C-1HW

• CAT 996

Enhanced operational efficiency and productivity by implementing new strategies and processes.

• Performed troubleshooting and repair of equipment in accordance with manufacturer specifications.
• Tested and calibrated instruments to ensure accuracy and reliability of data.
• Maintained records of repairs, calibrations, and tests performed on equipment.
• Conducted preventive maintenance procedures according to established schedules.
• Diagnosed problems using test equipment such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, signal generators, power supplies.
• Replaced defective components or parts as needed.
• Assembled new systems and sub-systems from drawings and schematics supplied by engineering department.
• Troubleshot systems and equipment and ran tests to make effective recommendations.
• Disassembled and repaired damaged sections and fabricated replacements.
• Provided technical support services to customers via phone or email communication.
• Reviewed technical manuals and other documents related to product operation and maintenance requirements.
• Provided training sessions for junior technicians on proper use of test equipment and techniques for troubleshooting complex systems.

Provided regular maintenance to a variety of machines.

• LH 307 TORO

• 3.5 Scooptrum Wagner

• Boomer S1D

• Simba 7D

• Boomer T1D

• ST1030

• UL 60

• MT2010

• Komat’su PC 200

• CAT 996

• Hitachi ZW230

KEY DUTIES-

• Diagnosed mechanical problems using computerized or manual testing equipment.
• Repaired engines, transmissions, hydraulic systems, brakes, and other components of heavy machinery.
• Operated various types of construction equipment in order to determine necessary repairs or modifications needed.
• Troubleshot electrical systems on heavy machinery.
• Performed routine preventative maintenance on heavy equipment including oil changes, lubrication of parts, and engine tune-ups.• House keeping

• Conducting repairs and maintenance

• Performing equipment inspections.

• Utilizing diagnostic tools and equipment.

• Following safety protocols and standards

• Reporting to the workshop supervisor

• Cleaned and painted surfaces of machines in order to maintain their appearance.
• Reviewed technical manuals in order to remain current with changing technology.
• Ordered necessary parts from suppliers in order to complete repairs quickly.

• Assembled and installed parts on machines, tools, and equipment using hand tools, power tools, fixtures, jigs, and templates.
• Disassembled components from machines using hand tools such as wrenches and screwdrivers.
• Adjusted functional parts of devices or control instruments using hand tools, gauges, micrometers, calipers.
• Tested the performance of mechanical systems by operating them under normal conditions.
• Repaired worn parts by grinding, filing, turning and replacing them when necessary.
• Cleaned engine components such as pistons, valves before assembling them back into the system.
• Assisted more experienced mechanics in diagnosing faults on complex electrical and mechanical systems .