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ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT REPAIRER
Summary

I am a hardworking and reliable Electrical Equipment repairer with wide range of Electrical background and experience . Currently acting team leader for the MTS shop with exceptional records of leading and managing the maintenance and operation of various electro-mechanical system such as Overhead Conveyor and special elevators (lift), PLC, Pneumatic Tube system (PTS) as well as electrical system and electonic devices. Experienced Electrician offering proven safety record, performance-oriented nature and strong history of accomplishment. I bring in great work ethic and excellent organizational skill to any setting. I'm excited to begin new challenge with succesful team.

Skills
  • Electrical equipment repair
  • Electromechanical equipment operations
  • Electrical work
  • Electrical maintenance
  • Ability to install equipment
  • Troubleshooting Electro-mechanical equipment
  • Electrical circuitry knowledge
  • Repairing mechanical equipment
  • Troubleshooting electronic equipment
  • Electrical repairs
  • Equipment operation
  • Pneumatic Tube system
  • AC/DC power and control systems
  • PLC experience
  • Residential electric construction
  • Fixture installation
  • Wiring termination requirements
  • NEC codes and codebook
  • Branch circuit wiring
  • Knowledge of Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace (NFPA 70E)
  • Extremely quick learner and motivated self starter
  • Multi-tasker
  • Team leader
  • Willing to work on tasks and collateral duties
Experience
March 2004
to
Current
Department of Veteran Affairs Los Angeles, CAELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT REPAIRER
  • Current acting work leader for the MTS department.
  • 16 years experience of Electrical Equipment repairer in the MTS department with exceptional records.
  • Ability to lead a crew of 4 or more journeyman Electro-mecahnical technician to service and maintain various complex system and equipment within the MTS Engineering department.
  • Performs and provide expertise in the repair, maintenance, installation, troubleshoot, test, program, calibrate, modifies, fabricate, and enhancement of various electro-mechanical systems, equipment and devices such as overhead conveyor system as well special elevator (lifts), Programmable Logic control (PLC), electronic relays and devices, motor control equipments, and Pneumatic Tube system (PTS).
  • Troubleshoots and repair all control system and electrical failures by applying comrehensive technical knowledge to solve problems by interpreting blueprints, schematics, drawings, manufacturer manuals or similar documents and layouts to complete repairs.
  • Assist in running an efficient maintenance operation of the material transport system that provide full service to EMS and OR by dispatching carts/modules used to transport surgical instruments, soiled trash and linen, and bio-hazard waste throughout the hospital.
  • Provide exceptional service in monitoring the 24/7 operation of the Pneumatic Tube system (PTS) that provide service to Nursing, Laboratories, logistics and Pharmacy.
  • Strong background of Electronic and Electrical system including precision repair and installation.
  • Self motivated, have good communication skills, and working relationship with others.
  • Handled all delegated tasks, including purchase card holder and contracting technical representative for the entire GLA Elevator contract.
  • Recognized by management and other department heads for providing exceptional customer service.
February 2001
to
March 2004
Department of Veteran AffairsLos Angeles, CAElectrician
  • Hired as a journeyman Electrician at the GLA VA Medical center.
  • Worked on electrical projects in different facilities within the VA campus.
  • Installed conduits, wire and motor controls.
  • Connected wires to circuit breakers and transformers.
  • Installed complicated circuit system in both industrial and residential construction.
  • Interpreted schematics, blueprints, and diagrams to complete projects on time.
  • Tested and operated variety of electrical components and systems.
  • Adhered to specifications and codes in installation of electrical wiring, equipment and fixtures.
  • Examined and created solutions for high voltage electrical system problems.
  • Drafted wiring layouts and developed plans for installation, selecting equipment and fixtures according to code and project specifications.
  • Responded to emergency callbacks and provided onsite support to the hospital and other buildings.
  • Identified and addressed hazards, defects and repair requirements through inspection of electrical equipment.
  • Utilized wide breadth of testing equipment to assess electrical systems, circuit continuity and accessory fixtures.
  • Worked extensively on three-phase, 277/480 volt power distribution systems.
  • Evaluated electrical systems, equipment and components to identify and resolve defects and safety risks.
  • Installed safety systems, including emergency lighting, uninterruptible power systems and battery systems.
  • Performed electrical utility services for industrial based and new building projects.
  • Created accurate estimates and proposals for residential wiring.
  • Traced and diagnosed electrical malfunctions using hand tools and test equipment.
  • Consistently worked to code on all projects, utilizing drawings and manuals.
  • Excellent work ethics.
  • Ability to work closely with engineers, other trades and peers with effective method to fulfill customer and code requirements.
August 2000
to
January 2001
Department of Defense/SIMASan Diego, CAElectrician
  • Performed regular preventative maintenance on calibration, repair, or replacement of damage or unserviceable parts of machinery and mechanical equipment to maintained continued operation and operator safety.
  • Read and interpreted technical documents blueprints to disassemble and reassemble equipment for repairs and component replacements.
  • Analyzed machine error messages and diagnostic test results to identify faults.
  • Kept accurate records of malfunctions, equipment and parts used and maintenance performed using log books and word documents.
  • Engaged in troubleshooting of machinery malfunctions through use of testing instruments and observation of defective equipment, listening and visually analyzing for sources of problems.
  • Facilitated optimal efficiency in machinery with thorough cleaning, lubricating and adjustment of components.
  • Worked closely with team members to deliver project requirements, develop solutions and meet deadlines.
  • Evaluated electrical systems, equipment and components to identify and resolve defects and safety risks.
  • Worked extensively on three-phase, 110/208 volt power distribution systems.
  • Tested entire electrical assembly for performance levels and safety concerns.
  • Installed conduit, wire and motor controls.
  • Troubleshooted electrical/electronic control circuits.
  • Earned reputation for good attendance and hard work.
February 1996
to
June 2000
United States Air ForceEdwards AFB, CAElectrical Apprentice/Journeyman Electrician
  • USAF as an active duty taught me a lot about discipline and leadership. My experience advancing in rank and learning more about electrical than I could ever imagine was a great experience that made me a better electrician today.
  • Worked in Military team-based environment to accomplish projects.
  • Listened to directives of senior electrical professionals to complete efficient tasks.
  • Operated hand and power tools and diagnostic equipment to complete various aspects of jobs.
  • Kept work areas clean, neat and organized for efficient operations.
  • Maintained organization, cleanliness and safety in all work areas.
  • Completed semi-skilled and skilled work under supervision of fully qualified supervisors.
  • Led team of fellow apprentice electricians through installing electrical systems and inspected existing circuits.
  • Increased project completion time, employing best practices when installing and maintaining cableways, conduits, electrical raceways, panels, power connections, terminal kits, grounding systems, power generation systems, signaling systems, motor control systems and control systems.
  • Assessed power lines, poles and electrical equipment for wear and damage and reported deficiencies to the appropriate supervisor.
  • Handled repair work for overhead and underground electrical power lines.
  • Helped out by participating in extra shifts when emergencies or outages required additional assistance in adverse weather conditions.
  • Assisted the linemen in various capacities during construction, repair and maintenance of electrical lines.
Education and Training
September 1995
Sheppard AFBWichita Falls, TXElectrical System Specialist
University of CordilleraBaguio City, PhilippinesSome College (No Degree): Computer Science And Programming
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Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

  • Department of Veteran Affairs
  • Department of Defense/SIMA
  • United States Air Force

School Attended

  • Sheppard AFB
  • University of Cordillera

Job Titles Held:

  • ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT REPAIRER
  • Electrician
  • Electrical Apprentice/Journeyman Electrician

Degrees

  • Electrical System Specialist
    Some College (No Degree) : Computer Science And Programming

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