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CurrentHYTORC Torque and Tension CertificationQualified Electrical Worker Certification & Electrical Safety Training Program as defined in OSHA Subpart S, 1910 and NFPA 70E requirementsSafety: CPR/First Aid Certified, OSHA-10 Safety Certified, use of Lad-Safe fall protection, descent trainingDocumentation: Technical writing, inventory, job hazard analysis, field service reportsElectrical: Schematics, Electrical Safety, Fluke multi-meters, AC/DC circuits, relay control, AC/DC motors, transformers, capacitance, and troubleshootingMechanical: Gearbox characteristics and maintenance, bearing types and maintenance, lubrication, heating/cooling, condition monitoring, laser alignmentHydraulics: Schematics, valve operation, performance analysis, troubleshooting, and repairPLC’s: Motor control, event sequencing, process control, and troubleshootingRigging: Rigging inspection practices, load balancing, cribbing, removal procedures, verbal & hand crane signals, turbine rigging, rigging concepts & taglinesMetal Sciences: Torque & tension concepts, torque log, skid more testing Climbing: Demonstrated the ability to climb and descend 75 foot lattice tower safely