Eric Groff Email & Phone Number

Lancaster, New York, United States

• Perform change-out of existing electric utility meters to smart meters
• Identify and report to management all hazardous working conditions and those that prohibit the safe exchange of meters
• Operation of a company vehicle, equipment, and tools
• Utilize the company’s computer system to plan and complete daily work

Remote

• Work with provided consumption parameters and budget goals to design and create an off-grid power solution for the customer
• Create design matrixes showing pricing, load sustainability, expected production values based on simulations, and expected runtimes for the system and its alternate power sources
• Generate electrical schematics to illustrate the intended design and integration of the system

Grand Island, New York, United States

• Review and submit corrections for 4-8 solar permit packages and engineering drawings per week
• Monitor errors on over 500 systems and manage warranty claims and related service work
• Consult on battery backup systems to ensure proper sizing and load sustainability
• Research and advise on new products and solutions in the office and on job sites
• Aid in the design process of off-grid systems to select the correct battery and array sizing

Orchard Park, New York, United States

Buffalo, New York; Baldwinsville, NY

I worked part-time on the weekends as a Parts Salesman while going to college full-time at SUNY UB.I took care of customers in a one-on-one setting to address their individual needs. When not helping customers, I was responsible for managing in-store inventory and stock through cycle counts and transfer orders. I also helped with reorganizing the inventory.

Cazenovia, New York, United States

 Picked parts for hundreds of orders each shift to prevent production floor slowdowns  Conducted daily cycle counts of various sections of inventory to correct inaccuracies or strays  Delivered hundreds of containers of parts to the production floor and conducted time studies for managers to increase work-flow and efficiency  Operated larger indoor.

Liverpool, New York, United States

 Used traditional forklifts in a 4-18 ton capacity range  Maintained warehouse cleanliness to promote a cleaner work environment  Delivered customer rush orders on an as-needed basis within a 300-mile radius  Operated 8-foot-wide hydraulic metal shear and hydraulic metal bending brake  Constructed custom-sized conveyor belts for mining and forestry.

Cazenovia, New York, United States

 Operated four stations on a manual assembly line manufacturing small batches of custom application timing equipment  Completed first and second-level testing to ensure Six Sigma standards or full batch testing to ensure full functionality in all units prior to shipping  Created new operational paths for epoxy potting machine to increase efficiency by.