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Roseland, Louisiana, United States

I do QA chemistry mostly on oil and water based samples used in automotive, agriculture, heavy equipment, and other industries. In some ways it's similar to safety-kleen, but in a much larger volume and diversity of products and testing.Accomplishments so far are instituting crackle and pour point. Also servicing equipment as needed.

Metairie, Louisiana, United States

Testing raw oil, and additives inbound, blends in process, and outbound finished products, engine oil, transmission fluid, hydraulic fluid, etc. Each according to client specification. Also fixing and maintaining lab equipment.IR, TBN, viscosity, flash point, cold conditions, and volatility are the most common tests.

Garyville, Louisiana, United States

Testing raw materials using IR and pH, and finished material by particle size, HPLC, pH, and an assortment of tests to determine the absorbency of the superabsorber to ensure it meets the clients specifications.This was a very demanding job as we had to troubleshoot problems we found with production as they came up quickly and accurately with other lab.

Greater New Orleans Area

I collect and run samples in the wet lab, phosphates, nitrates, nitrites, alkalinity, pH, ammonia, fluoride, chlorine, chlorides, install and repair equipment, validate, maintain and repair auto-samplers at water towers and filters, order reagents, parts, and make sure our numbers are not out of range. If they are repeatedly after several samples, I call.

Greater New Orleans Area

Installation and service of security/surveillance, lighting, electrical, and computer systems. Event planning, logistics and coordination. Invoicing, contracts, and sales. Achieving customer’s desires through prioritization and research

350 Arnoult Rd

I tested total organic and inorganic carbon in water to analyze water processing efficiency. In addition to total phenols and TKN testing on sewerage and drainage samples to analyze waste plant efficiency.

Greater New Orleans Area

I received a promotion at Convergint to Field Installer.This position offers much more responsibility along with unique challenges and self-reliance.Daily I must solve issues of logistics, and figuring out the best way to complete a scope of work with the parts available. Every week is a new client, a new challenge to figure out and overcome.Most installs.

Greater New Orleans Area

Ordering and distributing consumable parts for jobs, organizing data and parts for contracts. Delivering parts when needed, ensuring vehicles have all proper paperwork and are mechanically sound. Time to time going out on jobs and doing what I do for my business, running wire, and fixing problems. I'm constantly learning, evolving the systems we have in.

Euphrosine St.

Quality control and repair of mechanical and lighting equipment including spotlights, moving lights(pan, tilt, gobos, etc.), LED PARs, dimmers, lighting control boards, motors, power distribution systems, and their cables and interfaces.

Greater New Orleans Area

My responsibilities are more a time dependent process, I lump it into two groups, one day or less notice, and two days or more notice. If I'm given two days or more notice the first action is to receive a previous layout, and make modifications if changes have been requested. Next is checking all gear required, and using the two days in advance to pack as.

Greater New Orleans Area

At Omega I ensure gear packs match inventory for load-ins and load-outs, I then drive gear to or from set, help set-up lighting, and special effects if applicable, and stay for show to fill any holes that require a mechanical technician. Spotlight, house-lights, programming and patterning, mostly lights, and anything that may come up on the job requiring a.

Greater New Orleans Area

I learned to lead without managerial authority, and calm the chaos of every contract to a dull roar so they would be completed. Though my job was lighting, I was also mechanic and driver, responsible for loading all items that would make it to the event, and similarly for returning them to the warehouse at the completion of the event. Rarely were events.

Harvey, LA

Electrical work with A-1 was much different than for Key-Lite, A-1 was a much larger company with many more employees and contracts. The first part was being matched with a journeyman or master electrician, then working contracts they received for the day. Each vehicle was relatively new and ran clean, fully stocked and ready for residential or commercial.

Greater New Orleans Area

Work can sometimes be really really fun. This job was perfect, my boss was someone whose trust I had earned when we had worked together previously, I got to drive big trucks all day, and help people get rid of burdens.That's how I always looked at it, whether I was selling a customer a bigger bin for their company, or more discretion had to be exercised in.

Greater New Orleans Area

60 hour work weeks and the change of scenery to Slidell and Kenner were very relieving. Besides the reduced hours more people were moving back in these areas, so there was more of a feeling that I was helping my community.An example would be the right of entry forms(ROE) that we were allowed to use for expediting the removal of trees killed by salt-water.

Greater New Orleans Area

Overseeing New Orleans' clean-up efforts after Katrina was quite a harrowing experience. Though it was calming in a way after the rigidity of the Marines, and bustling Miami. This job was an endurance competition of multiple dimensions. The first endurance was 96 hour work weeks with no vacation. The second endurance was indefinite contracts, making.

Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area

I worked at my uncle's electrical company following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. He helped me get back on my feet, gave me work, and helped me find work back home while services in Southeast Louisiana were non-existant.I worked for him as an electrician's apprentice, duties included: residential and commercial electrical service calls, residential.

Camp Lejeune

I entered the Marine Corps out of high school as a PFC because of 3 years in MHS' Marine Corps JROTC program. Both experiences taught me that I do indeed have weaknesses, as all humans do. When we work together as a team, and truly want each other to succeed, not only as a unit do the strengths and morale intensify, but the weaknesses fade.This effect is.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Chemistry Club, LaACES, LaSpace, Undergraduate Research, American Chemical Society, ACS I was president of.

Credits Earned, Psychology/Theatre

Activities and Societies: Superior Juniors Program(Scholarship), Theater I attended Southeastern while still in High School under the.

High School Diploma, Mathematics And Computer Science

Activities and Societies: Gifted, AP Chemistry, AP Biology, New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA) for creative writing, Computer.