Compact Track Loader

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Making work more productive. Making life a little easier.

Lift Round bales with ease. Quick Clamp-on design. Can be used on a tractor or Skidsteer.

Great for moving debris and other item. Quick Clamp-on design. Can be used on a tractor or Skid steer.

These products will turn your tractor into a work horse!!

The roadwork is almost finished and a caterpillar 262C skid steer and the JCB backhoe are cleaning up the site.

Jullien Miranda
No:. 281 260 0393
Houston Texas

WORK EXPERIENCE

2006 – 2009: Weatherford International Jar Technician / Lead
Responsibilities include tearing down and assembling jars to company standards while maintaining good quality as well as quantity. Responsible for testing dirty jars upon arrival from the field; draining jars, dissembling jars and tagging parts. Responsible for carrying out visual inspection of Jars and parts and performing mag particle inspection. Trained in maintaining constant alertness for any flaw in parts, recognizing defective parts and reporting any such findings to shop foreman or service manager. Responsible for steam cleaning and wire brushing all parts; setting torque springs; filling parts with oil; pressure testing and assembling Jars; testing complete/assembled jars; painting jars and putting jars in stock. Responsible for maintaining an organized work area throughout the shift and for replacing any hand tools to their proper locations at the end of shift. Responsible for operation of stationary overhead crane to lift, move, and position loads, such as machinery, equipment, products, and solid or bulk materials and parts using hoisting attachments.

2004 – 2006: Volume Millworks Welding Apprentice / Assistant
Trained in welding machines including Tig (AC and DC) and Mig welder. Ability to weld milled steel, aluminum and stainless steel. Operated 4.5 and 7 inch angle grinder, manual vertical band saw, pedestal grinder, manual milling machine and various clamps and fixtures. Assisted TIG and MIG Welders in welding, brazing; and thermal and arc cutting. Cleaned work pieces to remove impurities such as slag, rust and grease using wire brush, portable grinder, hand scraper and/or chemical solutions. Responsible for properly connecting hoses from hand torch to oxygen and fuel gas cylinders, and cables from power source to electrode holder and work-pieces or fixtures. Moved work pieces, tools and supplies, manually or byhandtruck. Lifted, moved, positioned, held and/or clamped work pieces and components to table, jigs or other positions by using hoist, electric crane, jacks, shims, pry bars, wrenches, hammer and/or wedges. Placed work pieces into furnace to preheat for specified time. Operated gasoline engine to activate electric generators. Assembled and tack-welded steel frames and other component parts of machinery and equipment in preparation for final welding. Measured and marked locations for metal components on assembly table. Verified position of metal components in assembly using straightedge, combination square, calipers, and ruler. Removed rough spots from castings with portable grinder and hand file. Removed, tagged and marked finished work. Attached grappling equipment to objects in preparation of movement. Moved assembly to storage area using a gas or electric powered forklift.

2003 – 2004 Time Warner
Receiving Clerk / Order Filler
Using both a barcode-reading scanner and manual data entry on computer, kept records of all goods received. Accepted deliveries, sorted packages and prepared receipts for customers or delivery personnel. Noted time of incoming delivery and condition of content/product. Transferred data to appropriate departments and moved / routed damaged goods to the proper office.

2003 – 2004 Stewart & Stevenson
Shop Hand
Operated gas and electric forklifts to stock materials. Loaded transport vehicles. Kept record of daily operations. Kept work area clean. Other duties as requested.

EDUCATION

Certificate – Forklift Operator/Driver Trained and certified to drive/operate forklifts (including diesel, electric, gas or petrol powered trucks equipped with fork attachments) in order to shift/stack bales, cartons, containers, crates and pallets of goods in areas such as warehouses or docks; move raw materials and finished goods to processing or dispatch areas of factories; storing goods in correct area of a warehouse; loading transport vehicles making sure loads are evenly and securely placed; servicing/making minor adjustments to the forklift; keeping a record of daily operations. 2005

American CPR Training
Certificate – Safety Oriented First Aid and CPR Trained and certified to recognize first stages of victim unresponsiveness and to perform initial assessment, resuscitation and chest compressions (CPR), as well as to deal with minor emergencies such as cuts, abrasions, burns and hypothermia.

2006 Eisenhower High School Diploma – General Studies
General 12th grade curriculum such as Social Studies (principles of Government, Democratic Ideal, Urbanization, Tax and Finance); Science (Physics, light & optics, relativity/force); Language Arts (English & world literature, mass communication, radio & television); Math (Calculus, Algebra, Probability and Statistics).

the other guy got fired for riding on the back of a pallet jack so we did wrong but the 2 guys who told on us started tell everyone they did it well first off these guys do more dangerouse things then anyone else on there fork lifts and i am the only one who was ever nice to these guys the question is should they have came up to us and say you cant do that next time i will say something or should they have just snitched us out like they did i dont want revenge or any thing like that i have a child to feed and have much bigger problems than worring about these prick telling on everyone so please dont suggest that
there was even 4 people who were going to jump them after work and i talked them out of it because this is not the first time they got some one in trouble or fired for snitching
ok alot of people are missing this i work my tail off at work i do my job and several other peoples job thats why i still have my job and the reason i jumped on the pallet jack was to get back to are work area faster to get more production done so this is not the issue of goofing off its not like we were just driving around because we were board the other guy was a loud mouth and insalted people to there faces even upper managment thats why they chose to fire him
if you read i do not want revenage i know im not in high school no revenge no revenge i think i dsaid that a couple times i just want to do my job

The job I work at wants to raise productivity. So they are cracking down on us workers. They want us to pick orders faster with less mistakes. Work 60 hours a week and never call in or be late. They also made a new rule of no smoking on company property so the only time we can smoke is on lunch break if we leave.(By the way ALOT OF FORKLIFT DRIVERS SMOKE) All of this would be fine but the job only pays 10 dollars an hour. By summer min wage will be 7.50 an hour. So I guess my question is how hard should we work for 10 dollars an hour? I can take a small pay cut and get a much safer job at mcdonalds where i wont have to break my back stacking pallets off a fork lift all day. which is the better option?

Im looking to build one i know they use hydraulics but i dont know how it lifts the front of the fork whn the jack is in the back