SUMMARY:

Results - Oriented, hands on professional, with strong work ethics, leadership and interpersonal skills.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Confidential

Foreman Journey Man Electrician

Responsibilities:

• Assigned to lead a crew of eight people.
• Responsible of turning in daily reports of job tasks and conduct safety meetings.
• Required to attend meeting with Raytheon engineers.
• Set all 21 shelters for electrical throughout the range.
• Setup, build and installed -48vdc battery banks.
• Piped in all homeruns for rectifiers, Confidential & Confidential systems and electrical devices. In charge of installing, trouble shooting and repair exit signs and lighting.
• Installed underground grid to perform grounding and cad welding for shelters and towers. Installed and wired up rectifiers, automatic transfer switches, 70 amp Confidential generators, step up and step down transformers.
• Service 70amp generators.
• Run from ¾ to 2 ½ rigid pipe.
• Run 1’ black pipe for 60 propane tanks.
• Worked on various voltages from 120-480.
• Ran underground pipe for Edison Confidential range one.
• Built Confidential & Confidential, formed concrete pads, plow fiber lines.
• Operate heavy equipment.

Confidential

Journey Man Electrician

Responsibilities:

• Install, repair and troubleshoot all electrical devices.
• Which include: photo cells, time clocks and astronomic timers, ballasts from single tap to five tap.
• Service all interior and exterior lighting.
• I worked on shopping center,installing parking lot lighting,supplied all electrical for signs, billboards, and road lights throughout.
• Perform ultra-sonic pole testing...responsible for the maintenance and repair of electric wiring Familiarity with high and low voltage electrical and signage industry Service work on panels, contactors and relays.
• Provide suggestions to upgrade to energy sufficient lighting.
• Determine the equipment Confidential fault and making permanent or temporary repairs by performing such work as cutting conductors in the clear, replacing or repairing poles and attachments.

Confidential

Journey Man Electrician

Responsibilities:

• Work in new and old construction buildings.
• Remodel, relocate, demo all electrical devices, fixtures and anything else needed.
• Bend all size conduit, pull wire, layout, install panels.
• Capable of working underground, running pipe and pouring cement.
• Core and shell of buildings, new and old.
• Able to read and interpret blue prints,
• Strong leadership quality, enjoy working or training with others.
• Can troubleshoot and repair equipment based on the NEC.

Confidential

Supply Technician

Responsibilities:

• Performs duties to a Miles warehouse as a supply technician.
• Provide technical supply management work in inventory control, management, storage management, cataloging and property utilization related to depot, local, G3 or other supply activities.
• Good working knowledge of the governing supply systems, programs, policies, nomenclature, work, methods, etc.
• Participate in 100% and10% inventories.
• Track equipment in and out of warehouse on Contact team trucks during rotation and other periods of time.
• Hand receipt all equipment and materials prior to exiting warehouse.
• Support quality/ISO, security and safety training programs.
• Ability to perform duties and travel in extreme weather conditions (heat, cold, wind) and Confidential all heights that is needed.
• Support the MILES division with install and de-install operations.
• Provide professional and courteous customer service to our leading customer.

Confidential

Audio Video Integrator/ Electronic Maintenance Technician

Responsibilities:

• Responsible for training device maintenance and support on the various systems of medium to high fidelity training devices. Includes full motion systems, visual and display systems and computer network technology.
• Provide the technical ability to troubleshoot failures down to discreet component level by applying advanced knowledge in electronics and logical fault diagnostic abilities; as well as the ability to identify a variety of technical problems and situations and gather and analyze facts in order to determine and implement appropriate course of action.
• Provides support in the installation, maintenance and operations of a fixed After Action Review (AAR) facility and may frequently require providing assistance in video production, video editing, computer hardware and peripheral networking equipment.
• Assist the electronics technicians with more complex problems and situations, receive requests and provide video and editing support to members of the military in support of the AAR process and routinely conduct daily/weekly/monthly maintenance on video and audio equipment as required.
• Occasionally conducts site briefings for visiting VIPs and training units about the sites capabilities and on rare occasions; may operate hand held video cameras.

Confidential

Electronic Maintenance Technician

Responsibilities:

• Provide technical support for the maintenance team; over see repairs, improvement modifications, and preventative maintenance.
• Perform trouble shooting to component level and consult with departmental engineers when necessary.
• Rapidly promoted to higher level based on quality of work, speed in acquiring new skills, communication and team leadership.
• Maintain and installation of various types of electronic equipment.
• Considered as the subject matter expert in establishment and integration of new projects.
• Chosen to lead and manage the purchase and design for a million dollar project.
• Leading a team of 5-20 personal, which is responsible for their work schedules and daily performances.
• Lead safety coordinator in department.
• Support the MILES division with install and de-install operations.
• Maintain records, conduct physical inventory, shipping, receiving, warehouse procurement, requisition, and order fulfillment with the goal of ensuring maximum operational readiness.
• Knowledgeable of governing supply, programs and policies.
• Successful professional relationship experience with public, private, military and management environments.
• Proper property accountability, hand receipt, data input, and able to train.
• Maximo trained.