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 Collaborated closely with electricians and builders to manufacture custom E-Houses (Power Control Rooms), demonstrating strong teamwork and coordination skills to produce high-quality finished projects. Established a reputation as a reliable and trusted employee capable of working independently without supervision, while consistently delivering high-quality work. Took on a mentorship role by teaching and directing newer employees working within the same E-House, answering to all questions and concerns while maintaining individual productivity. Maintained an eagerness to learn and continuously improve, resulting in an exceptional electrical skillset, and a deep understanding of the purpose and operation of a wide variety of both large electrical equipment and smaller electrical devices. Operated overhead crane with certification to safely and precisely install a wide range of electrical equipment, including panels, switchgear, Motor Control Cabinets (MCCs), Variable frequency Drives (VFDs), HVAC units, and transformers weighing as much as 20,000 pounds. Proficiently conducted various electrical tasks, including the rough-in of rigid conduit using pipe-threaders and hydraulic benders. Successfully completed rigid conduit installations for utility, fire alarm, and door security circuits in over 10 currently operational E-Houses within Canada. Extensive practice / experience with using and understanding cable schedules, wire diagrams, and technical drawing packages. Demonstrated a strong commitment to safety by attending daily safety meetings, completing daily Field Level Hazard Assessments, and adhering to all safety guidelines and electrical code. Maintained an exemplary safety record with no incidents or concerns.

 Collaborated with a diverse team of electricians, plumbers, and assemblers for the high-volume manufacturing of custom hyper cooling HVAC buildings, each in accordance to detailed drawings and diagrams. Specialized in the termination and crane-aided installation of up to 72 three-phase motors per shift, as well as the prepping, glanding, and routing of the Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) cables feeding them. As a team, achieved remarkable production rates, with the capacity to manufacture and ship out over 6 completed HVAC units every 12 hours, demonstrating quality, efficiency, and teamwork in a high-volume manufacturing environment. Utilizing a hydraulic bender to shape multiple sizes of conduit before connecting them and the cables to a VFD panel, and the installation of temperature, humidity, and pressure sensors throughout each HVAC, adding to its functionality and performance Adhered to safety guidelines, electrical code, completed daily job hazard assessments, and attended daily safety meetings

 Assisted in the full renovation of the Chemical Materials Engineering Building (CMEB) at the University of Alberta, contributing to the successful installation of a new utility and fire alarm system. Demonstrated proficiency in both the installation and termination of various electrical devices, such as card readers, motion sensors, smoke detectors, horn strobes, lights, switches, and receptacles. Performed rough-in work throughout the building installing over 3000 feet of EMT conduit, maintaining precise measurements and layout provided by drawings. Adhered to electrical code, safety guidelines, completed daily pre-site safety inspections, and attended weekly safety meetings. Contributed to the renovation of Norquest College by performing similar tasks, and by assuming the responsibility of receiving and handling all electrical materials and hardware purchased by MCL.