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Operations Director - Midland/Odessa Christopher started in the staffing business 21 years ago working as a temporary employee. He was eventually asked to help out internally as a filing clerk and receptionist. He moved to recruiting within a year and worked a desk for 15 years before becoming operations director. Christopher loves being able to see everything come together and function well. He says it' s like watching a well-oiled engine running smoothly. He's a numbers person, so stats, kpo's and financial evaluation give him that warm and fuzzy feeling... most of the time. Christopher studied business at University of Texas of the Permian Basin. In his spare time, Christopher likes to remodel houses, exercise, and read murder mysteries. He also loves working in the yard and watching the plants he's groomed grow, bloom and become something beautiful. He enjoys playing with his two Sphynx Cats, Cinnamon and Gnocchi and his dogs, Clover and Mulligan.
Fun Facts: If he could live on just one food for the rest of his life it would be: Ice Cream.... Ice Cream.... Ice Cream
When he's NOT recruiting, he's: Working towards building multiple streams of income. The average millionaire in America has 7 streams of income.
His favorite superhero is: Wonder Woman
When he was 8, he dreamed of being : Veterinarian
- Diagnoses, repairs and maintains city-wide heavy equipment.
- Diagnoses equipment and vehicle malfunctions such as ignition, steering, engine control, electrical, heating, and air conditioning.
- Estimates costs and repairs to specifications.
- Repair and or replace hydraulic cylinders, hydraulic lines, and pumps on tractors and sanitation equipment.
- Performs state safety inspections on all city-wide vehicles
- Make ready all new vehicles and equipment. Installs special equipment.
- Employee must provide own hand tools with a roll-around toolbox.
- City supplies major equipment including power tools, computerized analyzers, and other diagnostic equipment.
- Reads electrical diagrams, manuals, and other specifications in order to make repairs to include the usage of several different types of software equipment to perform diagnostic repairs. (Laptops and handheld analyzers)
- Performs emergency repairs for various departments during and after regular working hours.
- Cleans and maintains shop facilities, equipment, tools, and grounds.
- Maintains records of work performed such as work orders, logs, historical information, and special written requests.
- Ability to sit, stand and transport self from building to building and vehicle-to-vehicle.
- Able to drive a city vehicle to and from different worksites.
- Employee will work in extreme temperatures bending, kneeling, twisting, and climbing in order to make repairs on vehicles or equipment.
- Employee can work with mechanical, biological, chemical, and electrical hazards while repairing vehicles and equipment.
- Employee is also required to perform heavy lifting of machinery and parts frequently.
- Safety glasses, hearing protection, and gloves provided
- Ability to effectively communicate with employees, management, and vendors in order to diagnose repairs and order materials for repair.
- The employee also communicates with other employees in the workgroup and in other departments.
- Knowledge of proper tools used in welding and fabricating parts and equipment.
- Ability to safely use tools, vehicles, and equipment such as emissions and battery testers, electronic diagnostic equipment like a diesel laptop and brake lathes, bench grinders, lifts, overhead cranes, jacks, air conditioning and recovery systems, trucks, tractors, forklifts, and hand tools, air tools and welding and cutting torches.
- Skill in reading and practical application of manuals, blueprints, and other similar specifications used by city departments.
- Ability to read, measure, and calculate the types and sizes of materials needed and the ability to determine a reasonable amount of time that will be used in the actual fabrication process.
- Strong mechanical knowledge.
- High school diploma or GED required and/or a Technical degree in automotive and diesel technology preferred.
- Prefer one to three years of training as a mechanic or in a related field.
- Valid Texas Class A CDL Driver's License within one year of employment.
- Texas Department of Public Safety Inspector Certificate required within one year of employment.
Operations Director - Midland/Odessa Christopher started in the staffing business 21 years ago working as a temporary employee. He was eventually asked to help out internally as a filing clerk and receptionist. He moved to recruiting within a year and worked a desk for 15 years before becoming operations director. Christopher loves being able to see everything come together and function well. He says it' s like watching a well-oiled engine running smoothly. He's a numbers person, so stats, kpo's and financial evaluation give him that warm and fuzzy feeling... most of the time. Christopher studied business at University of Texas of the Permian Basin. In his spare time, Christopher likes to remodel houses, exercise, and read murder mysteries. He also loves working in the yard and watching the plants he's groomed grow, bloom and become something beautiful. He enjoys playing with his two Sphynx Cats, Cinnamon and Gnocchi and his dogs, Clover and Mulligan.
Fun Facts: If he could live on just one food for the rest of his life it would be: Ice Cream.... Ice Cream.... Ice Cream
When he's NOT recruiting, he's: Working towards building multiple streams of income. The average millionaire in America has 7 streams of income.
His favorite superhero is: Wonder Woman
When he was 8, he dreamed of being : Veterinarian
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