Thomas Beal Email & Phone Number

Kahuku, Hawaii, United States

Manage daily operations for all wind site activities. Maintain the budget for site and plan and schedule all maintenance the turbines require from scheduled to unscheduled tasks.

Traveling Cinstruction Lead

Wichita, Kansas

Norther Plains Region

• Perform field operation and maintenance of Filtration, Softening, De-Oxygenation, Reverse Osmosis, UV, Electro-Deionization, Demineralization and other customized water purification equipment and applications.• Consult with customer management and technical counterparts to include: communications with FSR’s, field managers, environmental health and safety, sales, engineering, logistics, outside contractors and plant operations regarding equipment and operations.• Perform water analysis and collect samples for preparation, labeling and shipment to designated laboratories.• Perform daily testing to include: NTU, Hardness, Chlorine, pH, CO2, O2, SDI, TOC, Na, Conductivity and Silica.• Monitor equipment performance and operation. Conduct preventative maintenance and calibrate equipment per established processes.• Interpret, transfer and upload data to Microsoft spreadsheets, trending graphs and common libraries.• Maintain daily, weekly and monthly reports and safety audits.• Write work procedures and schedules for job safety analysis, maintenance and repair.• Maintain inventory of parts and adequate supply of chemicals and replacement parts.• Ensure compliance of volume and quality per contact specifications.• Work with PLC controls.• Read and understand Process Flow Diagram and Piping and Instrumentation Drawing.• Participate in on-site project management to include: troubleshooting, Clean in Place, PVC repair, valve change outs, backwashing, air scrubbing, sluicing, chemical drum/tote change outs, filter bag and cartridge filter replacements, RO membrane replacements and basic electrical troubleshooting.• Utilize proper procedures and equipment when handling chemicals such as: HCI, NaOH, H2SO4, N2H4, AI2 (SO4) 3, and O3.

Wichita, Kansas

Instructing students and preparing them for a successful career in the wind industry, reviewing safety, construction, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and troubleshooting procedures and techniques.• Teach students to be proficient using schematics to troubleshoot and repair turbine systems quickly and efficiently to minimize turbine down time.• Responsible for ensuring all personal protective equipment is serviceable and inspected daily, as well as all assigned calibrated tools are within calibration dates.• Train students on the importance and procedures of Lock Out/Tag Out and control of hazardous energy to minimize risk to employees and damage to equipment.• Teach students fundamentals and theory of AC/DC electrical systems ranging from .5VDC to 34,500 VAC.• Instruct and certify students on use of multi-meter devices and high voltage non-contact testing equipment.• Teach students climbing techniques and safety using all proper PPE and emergency decent devices and administered hands on exercise climbing a 300 foot tower.• Teach students theory of hydraulic power, hydraulic component identification and safety around hydraulic systems, using proper PPE and LOTO procedures.• Develop and manage syllabus materials, along with hands on demonstration and lab materials to facilitate class instruction and to support student learning• Evaluate student performance, input attendance and final grades• Prepare courses by developing curriculum as needed, creating a syllabus and course materials.

: Constructing, maintaining, troubleshooting electrical, mechanical and hydraulic systems using applicable manuals and schematics.• Assisted in constructing 111 wind turbine generators, assembling tower sections, mounting nacelles and installing hubs and rotor blades.• Performed multiple in-depth acceptance inspection of wind turbines after construction completed, ensuring work quality of the construction and electrical engineers.• Performed scheduled inspections of mechanical assemblies and high voltage transformers using a wide variety of hand tools, manual torque wrenches, hydraulic torqueing and tensioning tools and high voltage electrical testing equipment.• Proficient using schematics to troubleshoot and repair turbine systems quickly and efficiently to minimize turbine down time and maintenance costs.• Responsible for ensuring all personal protective equipment is serviceable and inspected daily, as well as all assigned calibrated tools are within calibration dates.• Experienced with Lock Out/Tag Out procedures and control of hazardous energy to minimize risk to employees and damage to equipment.• Proficient at working at heights, electrical safety and developing procedures for tasks not covered in technical manuals.

U.S. Army, Technical Inspector/Maintenance Supervisor July 2008 to May 2011U.S. Army, Aircraft Maintenance Team Leader November 2004 to July 2008U.S. Army, Radio Operator/Maintainer January 2001 to November 2004

Associate'S Degree, Business/Managerial Economics

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