ELTON SAILOR

• Conducted regular inspections to enforce compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
• Maintained accurate records of plant operations, including daily logs, maintenance reports, and regulatory documentation.
• Controlled operation of variety of water treatment plant equipment, including pumps, filters and chemical feed systems.
• Used hand tools and power tools to maintain, repair and lubricate equipment.
• Collected water samples to test alkalinity, hardness, and residual levels.
• Disinfected water with chemicals such as ammonia and chlorine in exact concentrations.
• Effectively communicated with stakeholders regarding updates on plant performance indicators.
• Increased equipment lifespan through diligent preventative maintenance and timely repairs of machinery.
• Utilized SCADA systems to monitor and control plant operations.
• Prepared reports and documentation related to plant operations.

• Maintained flight and events logs, aircrew flying records, and flight operations records of incoming and outgoing flights.
• Investigated and reported accidents, incidents, or safety concerns to appropriate personnel and authorities.
• Collaborated with maintenance crews and air traffic control to resolve problems and facilitate seamless operations.
• Coordinated with other agencies to maintain safe and secure airfield environment.
• Addressed medical emergencies and flight operation obstacles as both first responder and emergency management leader.
• Conducted thorough inspections of facilities regularly, identifying potential hazards or maintenance needs proactively.

• Performed diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures to find and identify root causes of mechanical issues.
• Inspected and tested vehicles and completed preventive maintenance such as engine tune-ups, oil changes, tire rotations, wheel balancing, and filter replacement.
• Disassembled defective parts to make proper repairs.
• Analyzed and located malfunctions in brakes, motors, switches, and control systems.
• Ordered repair parts quickly to prevent delays in projects and repair work.
• Replaced damaged, missing, or defective parts with new and refurbished components.
• Completed full vehicle inspections to check for leaks, damage, or other issues of concern.
• Kept equipment in good working order by following operating instructions, troubleshooting breakdowns, and maintaining supplies.
• Diagnosed electrical problems using advanced diagnostic tools; repaired or replaced faulty wiring harnesses as needed for optimal functionality.
• Calculated costs of materials and labor to prepare detailed repair estimates.
• Raised safety standards for vehicles by performing comprehensive brake system repairs and replacements.

Engineering Undertake a range of operational and maintenance activities which provide high quality infrastructure services, public facilities and amenities, including but not limited to: Road and ancillary works; Parks, gardens and reserves; Water supply and sewerage; Collection and Treatment of Solid Waste; Stormwater; Airport Facilities; and Marine facilities Operate fixed and mobile fixtures, plant, machinery, tools and equipment to undertake the operations and maintenance of infrastructure controlled by Engineering Services. Participate in the full range of the Engineering Services Team duties related to the performance of general works, civil works, operations, and maintenance including, but not restricted to, (a) manual labour activities and the transfer and/or cartage of plant, equipment, tools and other items, (b) depot and/or worksite ‘housekeeping', cleaning, and maintenance activities to ensure the team meets its objectives. Ensure continuous communication with the Divisional Engineering Officer to inform of the status/condition of Council's assets as appropriate. Check emails, incoming faxes and phone messages on a daily basis for requests / information from management or other Engineering Services personnel. Report all defects to Divisional Engineering Officer immediately.

Water Duties Maintain an adequate and safe potable water supply for the community which meets the National guidelines and regulatory requirements at all times. Work with Engineering Services staff to ensure the effective operation of the water treatment plant, pumping stations, water storage lagoon and associated plant and equipment. Undertake effective and preventative and emergency maintenance to achieve system reliability. Ensure that water main breaks and pump station breakdowns are attended to and rectified in the shortest possible time after being advised of the problems. Ensure sampling and testing of water is carried out and the results of all tests are recorded. Ensure water operation infrastructures are kept clean and tidy at all times. Maintain and manage the inventory of spare parts, tools and resources. Actively promote the importance of water conservation to the community and promote the importance of clean, safe water supply as an essential aspect of community wellbeing.
Sewerage Duties Work with Engineering Services staff to ensure the effective operation of the wastewater treatment plant, pumping stations, sewerage reticulation and associated plant and equipment. Plan, organise and undertake the daily tasks in wastewater operations as per operations manuals. Undertake effective preventative and emergency repairs as required to ensure system reliability. Waste Water samples to be sent to laboratory and ensure to have all equipment available to carry out samples in the first week of every month. Ensure the correct procedure for sampling and testing of wastewater is followed and results re forwarded to the Operational Manager end of each week. Ensure water operation infrastructures are kept clean and tidy at all times. Maintain and manage the inventory of spare parts.
Seaports Duties Undertake weekly inspection of seaport (Finger jetty, pontoon, ramp). Meet weekly barge to receive and record all deliveries and dispatches and provide copy of consignment/delivery notes to the Divisional Engineering Officer. Report any defects to the Divisional Engineering Officer immediately.
Waste Duties To provide effective and efficient waste collection of commercial and residential waste on a biweekly schedule. Management of landfill as per Environmental Licence and Waste management guidelines. Ensure storm water drains around and through the landfill are maintained Ensure waste is segregated into relevant locations. Ensure the landfill is maintained so the site can be secured at all times. Monitor and report illegal dumping outside designated landfill site. Record the number of residential and commercial bins collected after each run and provide count to the Divisional Engineering Officer. Record and report bins that require repair or replacement to the Divisional Engineering Ensure street bins are maintained to prevent health issues.

Airport Reporting Office r Maintain the strip fence line, lawn, lights, repaint the strip, check all flights in and out, Report and inspect on any defects or damages. Deliver Councils mail & parcels to and from the airstrip. Ensure the strip is safe for all incoming and outgoing flights. Daily logs of the airstrip. Report to supervisor if required.
Civil Duties Monitor main roads for potholes and sand build up weekly. Repair potholes and report to Divisional Engineering Officer. General Participate in and perform any other duties as required.

• Took advantage of opportunities to learn new systems and repair procedures.

• • Attended all company and manufacturer training to increase knowledge.
• • Kept personal appearance and all work areas neat and professional.
• • Observed senior mechanics completing major repairs.
• • Operated mechanic's tools and shop equipment safely to prevent damage.
• • Disassembled defective Car parts to make proper repairs.
• • Performed diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures to find and identify root causes of mechanical issues.
• • Inspected and tested equipment to locate worn and damaged parts.
• • Consulted manuals, technical documentation and repair tree charts for further information prior to conducting fixes.
• • Test drove vehicles before and after repairs to determine functionality, necessary actions or completion statuses.
• • Made basic repairs to cars and other vehicles under Remote Fleet Management supervision , asking questions and taking notes to increase personal knowledge.
• • Took assessments to prove knowledge base and skills.

• Contacted customers about changes in plans or necessary items to order for completed repairs.

• • Studied manuals and repair books to increase knowledge and mechanical understanding of vehicles.
• • Cleared work areas of debris and organized supplies to maintain safety and appearance.
• • Gave customers quotes on potential repairs with nearly 100% accuracy.
• • Safely lifted cars to complete repairs.
• • Conducted routine maintenance activities, including oil changes, tire rotations, fluid replacements and bulb changes.
• • Maintained customer and vehicle records, working with both hard-copy service records and computerized data.
• • Servicing TSIRC Vehicles in the region.

• Collected fish and marine delicacies using nets, traps and other methods.
• Stayed up to date on best fishing locations in area to maximize trip profits.
• Measured, sorted and stored catches, returning illegal or undesirable creatures back to water.
• Applied knowledge of areas and navigational skills to keep vessel on-target and bring in maximum returns.
• Used manual methods or hoisting equipment to move supplies, nets, traps and catches to and from vessel.
• Maintenance on boat and outboards
• Stocked vessel with equipment for fishing, boating operations and effective emergency response.
• Worked with local markets and businesses to sell catches quickly and maximize profits.