Hakan Yavuzyılmaz

• I am currently serving as an Electrical Technician at the Gölcük Shipyard, which is under the Ministry of National Defense. My responsibilities include panel assembly and system control tasks on ships undergoing modernization processes.
• Installed, adjusted and calibrated electrical equipment and instrumentation to maintain proper performance.
• Inspected equipment for defects and safety hazards and completed necessary repairs.
• Obtained measurements and readings using volt and ohm meters, meggers, IC testers and dial indicators.
• Modified, maintained, or repaired electronics equipment or systems to achieve proper functioning.
• Used information in technical diagrams, schematics, and manuals to understand operations and make successful repairs.

I worked as an Electrical Technician in the Maintenance and Operation Office of Tütünçiftlik, which is affiliated with the General Directorate of Highways of the Republic of Turkey, for 3 years. The responsibilities of this position included maintenance, repair, and installation of automation systems, resolving high-voltage faults, performing transformer maintenance, and planning daily tasks and reporting to the responsible department. I left this job because I was accepted for a position in a different organization.

That's great to hear about your experience as an Electronic Technician in the automotive sector. Your role in automotive electronic fault repair and professional sound system installation sounds quite valuable. This experience can be a valuable asset in your professional profile. If you have any specific questions or need assistance with anything related to your career or qualifications, feel free to ask.

• Tested wiring and other system parts for electrical flow and function.
• Disconnected and removed motors and pumps.
• Installed electrical conduit and wiring for power, controls, and lighting.
• Interpreted blueprints, schematics, drawings, and layouts to complete repairs.

• Performed preventive maintenance tasks to verify proper working condition of electrical panels and conduits.
• Installed electrical conduit and wiring for power, controls, and lighting.
• Tested, troubleshot, and calibrated equipment in shop and field.
• Installed electrical wiring through conduits and holes in both flooring and walls.