- during my time at Kenmor Electric I was giving multiple task including wiring panels , hanging Disconnects and wiring up devices such as plugs , switches , and light fixtures.-working with big distribution panels and feeders from 4160 Volt Equipment-assisting safety coordinators on the Lock Out Tag Out Procedure-abiding by OSHA Rules and Regulations at all times- ground-up new construction and ground up substation skills as well- working with 120/208 Panels pulling wires and terminations- hanging recessed lights in a hospital faculty- matching bends and matching coupling on multi pipe runs- hanging and running 1" to 3" conduit at the Houston Methodist Downtown North Expansion Project- showing up every single day with a can do attitude- wiring up motors and bus ducts on 4160 gears- hanging , cutting , and mounting unistrut sometimes 50 feet high on a lift in which I am certified to use- pulling 350 - 500 wire and terminating wires inside a transformer using a crimping tool that compresses and releases once it's fully crimped- surface mounting 1900 boxes and making sure it is fully supported and the wires are at least 6 inches from inside the box to ensure proper wiring- working 8-12 hour shifts sometimes 6-7 days a week so long hours has never been an issue- wiring up plugs , lights , 3 way switches- terminating panels , crimping 3 and 4 Awg wire- hanging supports from different elevations-worked on various industrial sites where safety and production was very important

during my time at Walker Engineering I worked alongside a 32 year tenured journeyman who tought me how to wire panels correctly , matching bends and offsets and ensuring all pipes are properly supported within city code , 3 point saddles , and wiring up 3 way switches , lights , plugs and disconnects-working with big distribution panels and feeders for 4160 Volt Equipment -assisting safety coordinators on the Lock Out - Tag Out Procedure - working with 120/208 Panels pulling wires and terminations - matching bends and matching coupling on multi pipe runs - hanging and running 1" to 3" conduit at the Houston Methodist Downtown North Expansion Project working 7/12s on and off for 2 years - showing up every single day with a can do attitude - wiring up motors and bus ducts on 4160 gears - hanging , cutting , and mounting unistrut sometimes 50 feet high on a lift in which I am certified to use - pulling 350 - 500 wire and terminating wires inside a transformer using a crimping tool that compresses and releases once it's fully crimped - surface mounting 1900 and making sure it is fully supported and the wires are at least 6 inches from inside the box to ensure proper wiring- working 12 hour shift and such at a time sometimes 6-7 days a week- wiring up plugs , lights , 3 way switches - terminating panels , crimping 3 and 4 Awg wire - hanging supports from different elevationsAccomplishments- I have always had very good attendance with any foreman I work for- I was given a raise- I was able to work at both Houston airports which were scale jobs and I acquired great knowledge throughout that time- I also have all my hand tools and all my power tools owned by me and used only by me such as Milwaukee wire strippers , impacts , drills , and a bandsawSkills Used- running conduit- making up lights- putting in plugs , switches and sensors- making offsets in bends , running rigid pipe , and anchoring down those pipes with proper support