Kennon Nicholson

Core Responsibilities

• Installation:Setting up and configuring hardware, such as routers, switches, and fiber optic lines, for voice, data, and video communication systems.
• Maintenance:Conducting regular maintenance on telecommunications systems to prevent breakdowns and ensure consistent performance.
• Repair:Identifying and fixing faults in communication systems, including hardware and software issues, to restore service.
• Testing:Performing diagnostic tests on circuits, equipment, and network connections to ensure proper function and connectivity.
• Troubleshooting:Diagnosing and resolving disruptions or performance issues within telecommunications networks.
• Upgrades:Implementing system upgrades, which may involve installing new equipment or modifying existing infrastructure.
• Documentation:Maintaining accurate records of installations, repairs, system configurations, and equipment inventory.
• Client Support:Communicating with customers to understand their needs, provide solutions, and offer training on new equipment

Core Responsibilities

• Inspection and Diagnostics:Use diagnostic tools and manual methods to identify problems with a vehicle's engine, transmission, electrical systems, brakes, and more.
• Routine Maintenance:Conduct basic services like oil changes, fluid checks, tire rotations, and filter replacements.
• Repair and Replacement:Repair or replace faulty components, including sensors, brake pads, and other worn parts.
• Communication:Explain identified problems, recommended repairs, and associated costs to customers and service advisors.
• Record Keeping:Document all work performed and recommended repairs on repair orders or service records.
• Road Testing:Take vehicles on test drives to confirm that repairs have been completed successfully

Core Responsibilities

• Inspection and Diagnostics:Use diagnostic tools and manual methods to identify problems with a vehicle's engine, transmission, electrical systems, brakes, and more.
• Routine Maintenance:Conduct basic services like oil changes, fluid checks, tire rotations, and filter replacements.
• Repair and Replacement:Repair or replace faulty components, including sensors, brake pads, and other worn parts.
• Communication:Explain identified problems, recommended repairs, and associated costs to customers and service advisors.
• Record Keeping:Document all work performed and recommended repairs on repair orders or service records.
• Road Testing:Take vehicles on test drives to confirm that repairs have been completed successfully

Key Responsibilities

• Staff Management:Hire, train, schedule, and evaluate the performance of store employees. Foster a positive and motivating work environment.
• Sales & Profitability:Set sales targets, implement strategies to achieve them, and monitor sales performance. Analyze financial data and manage budgets.
• Inventory & Merchandising:Manage inventory levels, conduct stock counts, order new products, and ensure proper pricing and displays.
• Customer Service:Deliver exceptional customer service, resolve complaints, and ensure high levels of customer satisfaction.
• Operations & Compliance:Ensure the store is clean, safe, and compliant with health and safety regulations.Manage loss prevention strategies and store policies.
• Marketing & Promotion:Develop and implement promotional materials, marketing strategies, and in-store displays to attract customers.
• Reporting:Generate reports on sales, inventory, and other key performance indicators for upper management