William Mora

Hardworking and highly motivated professional seeking a Heavy Equipment Operator position where mechanical knowledge, hands-on training, and strong work ethic can contribute to safe and productive jobsite operations. U.S. Navy Veteran with extensive experience performing inspections, maintenance, repairs, troubleshooting, and structural work in safety-sensitive environments.

Completed ADEPT Levels I & II training with hands-on instruction in Backhoe, Skip Loader, Excavator, Dozer, Wheel Loader, Skid Steer, and Water Truck operations. Holds a Class A Commercial Driver License and OSHA 30 certification. Reliable, adaptable, safety-focused, and committed to learning and developing professionally in the heavy equipment industry

Floor Prep/Installer - Nevada Contract Carpet

(2026-05)

• Demolish existing flooring and clear work areas in preparation for new installations
• Prepare surfaces for vinyl, tile, and carpet installation while maintaining attention to measurements and quality
• Install flooring and baseboards according to project requirements and specifications

Floor Prep/Installer - Matrix Carpet

(2025-11 - 2026-05)

• Used hand and power tools while following safe work practices
• Removed debris and maintained clean, organized work areas
• Worked with team members to complete assigned projects within scheduled timelines

Floor Prep/Installer - Cloud One Carpet

(2025-05 - 2025-11)

• Performed flooring demolition and removed existing materials from work areas
• Installed flooring and baseboards while maintaining attention to detail
• Followed project instructions and worked efficiently to complete assigned responsibilities

Airframe Structural Mechanic - US Navy

(2021-08 - 2024-09)

• Perform maintenance, repairs, and inspections on aircraft structures and components while following strict safety and quality requirements
• Inspect hydraulic systems, landing gear, and other components to identify cracks, breaks, leaks, corrosion, and defects
• Maintain and repair hydraulic units, electrical systems, fuel systems, oxygen systems, gaskets, seals, and structural components
• Repair and replace worn or damaged parts using drilling, reaming, filing, riveting, and bolting techniques
• Apply protective coatings and perform corrosion control to maintain equipment condition and extend component service life

Airframe Structural Mechanic - US Navy

(2018-12 - 2021-08)

• Conducted routine and special inspections of aircraft structures and components according to established regulations
• Performed maintenance and repairs on structural components while maintaining required safety and quality standards
• Inspected components for damage, wear, cracks, breaks, leaks, and other conditions requiring repair or replacement
• Operated grinders, sanders, hand tools, and power tools to prepare surfaces and complete maintenance tasks
• Worked with aluminum, steel, stainless steel, titanium, magnesium, and composite materials during structural repairs

Levels 1 & 2 - Heavy Equipment - Heavy Equipment Colleges of America (2026-10)