Designing electric control panels and systems.Sourcing suppliers and maintaining supplier relationships.Managing projects: Lead engineer for 19 projects worth over $318,749.65- Finding engineering solutions for client’s needs.- Determining project scope, cost and writing sales quote/tender for custom engineered systems.- Maintaining delivery schedule by tracking procurement lead times and production manhours (SAP and HARVEST).- Drafting electrical schematics (AutoCAD Electrical).- Ensuring and implementing compliance to industry standards.- Creating document pack including writing Bill of Materials (BoM), Installation and User Manual, and Control Narrative.- Performing Factory Acceptance Test (FAT).- Compiling internal costing report upon project completion.Job achievements:- Worked on projects in mining, solar power, e-mobility, industrial, and environmental sectors totaling over $8 million.- Lead the implementation of AS/NZS 61439:2016 Low Voltage Switchgear and Control Gear Assemblies; wrote compliance procedure, developed internal temperature calculator, and enabled the business to gain a stronger foothold in the Australian mining industry and pitch for government contracts.- Performed companywide informational training sessions on industry standards.- Presented external seminars for clients and industry peers on technical subjects (Lunch and Learn).- Project lead on the redesign of the Australian range for the HYDAC standard electrical control panel product line.

The Equipment Maintenance Technician uses his knowledge in mechanical, electrical, mechatronic, hydraulic, and pneumatic production systems to sustain production machinery processes. Maintenance Technicians respond to breakdowns of production equipment and make repairs as quickly as possible. They diagnose root cause to machine breakdowns and perform Preventative Maintenance to optimize machinery uptime. They document all maintenance activities they’ve performed in Tesla’s Computerized Maintenance Management System. Maintenance Technicians may be called on to work with Process or Equipment engineers to engage in equipment/process improvement projects. This is a physically demanding job working in tight spaces, requiring walking and standing all day, as well as, bending, squatting, kneeling, climbing ladders and even lying on the ground intermittently throughout the day. In addition the technician may wear a fall protection harness while working from heights or from a suspended position. Maintenance techs will lift up to 50 lbs and turn wrenches, screw drivers and other hand tools and power tools.Responsibilities:Perform Preventative Maintenance (PM) on all industrial production and mechatronics equipment.Perform Corrective Maintenance (repairs) on the following types of equipment:Electrical systems ranging from 24 VDC to 480 VAC 3 phaseMechanical systemsConveyorsHydraulicsPneumaticsPLC and networksRoboticsDiagnose and Troubleshoot industrial production and mechatronics equipment to determine root cause analysis.Perform Condition Based Maintenance: use variety of analytics including thermography (thermal camera), vibration analysis, and oil analysis.Fluent with common MS Office programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project) and experience using a CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management Program) or similar application

As rank of E5 electricians mate 2nd class I was a work center supervisor as well as divisional safety petty officer. I was in charge of organizing and scheduling the work center maintenance schedule as well as mentoring junior sailors and over seeing the division's work site safety program. As an electricians mate I performed both preventative maintenance and corrective(repair) maintenance on the following equipment:Power and lighting circuits, switches, power panels, and fuse boxesDC battery powered rigid hull inflatable boatsShipboard weapons elevators and conveyorsMotor controllers and duct heaters for ventilation systemsDC battery powered electrically enclosed forkliftsShipboard navigation light systemsWaste processing plant compressed melt unitsElectrically driven fire pumpsAC and DC generatorsVarious portable and mobile electrical tools and equipment