Joel Compton Email & Phone Number

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

I work inside of electrical substations where I take out old electrical equipment (oil filled circuit breakers, line switches, wiring and misc. electrical equipment, etc) and replace them with new equipment. I also build new turn-key substations from the ground up and am familiar with all aspects of the electrical grid and the components which makes one. Contact me for inquiries or questions.

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

Preventative maintenance, profile testing, inspections and recording information on substation equipment (circuit breakers, bank transformers, etc).

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

Design electric distribution lines for both overhead and underground systems including primary, secondary and service systems. Meet with customers and follow up regarding electrical requirements and responsibilities for large commercial and industrial customers as well as residential customers. Managing anywhere from 1 to over 50 jobs and keeping a running schedule of work for a crew of 14 lineman. Use Micro-Station for designing prints, Maximo for tracking jobs, attend weekly production and scheduling meetings, attend monthly utility coordination meetings, and work with lineman supervisor to coordinate work.Safely and accurately evaluating options for designing cost-effective, reliable facilitiesfor new residential, commercial and industrial projects according to Duke Energy Policies, Procedures and Standards. Having primary face-to-face contact with customers both internal and external. Evaluating electrical loading and reliability on the electric power distribution system to provide cost-effective system expansion that maximizes safety and service reliability. Complete follow up activities associated with the investigation, mitigation, prevention or repair of outages on the electric distribution system. Resolution of power quality issues with customers both internal and external.

Indianapolis, In, Us

 Layout for columns, pan deck grid, HVAC/plumbing openings, stairwells, etc. Building and leveling scaffold, post, and Aluma-Beam shoring systems Construction/forming of pan-deck system, edge forms, etc. Organization of all on site materials (beams, pan forms, wood forms, etc) Conforming to all safety aspects of the project

Indianapolis, In, Us

A Project Engineer assists the Superintendent and Project Manager in managing all construction activities for the project. Duties include, but are not limited to, maintaining a project schedule, purchasing material, reviewing submittals, change orders, subcontracts, purchase orders, etc., estimating, preplanning, Bowen SOP, safety, layout, communication between all parties on site, supervision of work on site, accounting, payroll and invoicing, and project closeout.Key Projects: DC Cook Nuclear Plant – Bridgman, MIo Dry Cask Storage Facility Project - $10 million projecto Dry Cask Haul Path Project - $2 million projecto Protected Area Security Fencing Upgrades - $125 K project Lift Station 507 – Indianapolis, INo Punch-list overview, warranty issues, and project completiono Completed gate adjustments, conduit/equipment labeling and generator startup Walesboro Lift Station and Force-main Replacement – Columbus, INo New lift station and force-main installation - $2.2 million project o Pre-planning, scheduling, submittal review, project startup

West Chester, Oh, Us

 Using equipment to check for grade and layout forms, anchor bolts, etc. Layout of concrete columns and slab on grade Using different kinds of formwork (Symons forms, Sonotube, etc.) to form walls, light pole bases, structural columns, paving and sidewalks Layout and tying of rebar for columns, light pole bases and other structural members Pouring concrete for sidewalks, slabs on grade, structural columns, bollards, etc. Concrete flatwork and finishing work

 Managing crews  Estimating cost of materials  Scheduling and coordinating projects to best fit clients’ needs. Organizing and directing work flow of several different components of a project. Demolition, dirt work and excavation, concrete flatwork and masonry work, framing, retro-fitting old structures for new windows, doors, etc. Plumbing (PEX, copper, CPVC supply and PVC drain lines), electrical, HVAC Designing, building, and repairing/reinforcing decks, barns, and retaining walls. Installation of vinyl and cedar siding on new and old construction. Installation of asphalt shingle and metal roofs on new and old construction.

 Performing and managing a preventative maintenance program for all foundry equipment, as well as providing welding, torching, and fabricating services. Operating lab equipment (Spectrometer, hardness, and tensile strength testers). Manufacturing of molds and cores. Pouring metal parts as well as inspection of new parts after the shakeout process for any imperfections. Managing and running a pouring crew when needed.