fiber optic installer directional drill assistant resume example with 4+ years of experience
Jessica
Claire
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(555) 432-1000,
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Summary
Determined and energetic individual. Has long history of hands on type rigorous labor in both team environments, and solo self driven tasks. Dedicated to getting the job done efficiently, and in manner to be proud of work performed.
Certifications, and Skills
GE 1.x ESS Wind Turbine Fundamentals certified Technician
GE 1.x ESS Converter Certified Technician
G.W.O certified Winda ID: ZE055047US
Class A Commercial Driverās License
CPR Certified since 6/25/19
First Aid Certified since 6/25/19
Certified Climber
Vault Rescue Certified
Metering Certified
Osha 1910.269
Spanish speaker (2nd language)
Backhoe operation
Forklift Certified
Large Agricultural equipment experience
Rigging experience
Accredited Hunter Wheel Alignment Technician
Substantial welding experience
Extensive Hand tool experience
Extensive Power tool experience
Trained automotive repair/maintenance technician
Eagle scout 'Boy Scouts of America'
Skilled in MS Office, Outlook, Adobe, etc.
Skid steer Operation
Education and Training
Northwest Lineman CollegeMeridian, ID, Expected in 10/2019 ā āCertified Electrical Line-Worker Training Program: - GPA:
Program covers in detail the skills, and knowledge necessary to perform efficiently as an apprentice electrical lineman. Received over 500 hours of training in new construction and maintenance work on overhead and underground distribution and transmission lines in both de-energized and simulated energized environments.
Hillcrest High SchoolAmmon, Idaho, Expected in 05/2013 ā āHigh School Diploma: - GPA:
Full time, 40 hours a week, plus overtime hours accumulated.
Conducted routine maintenance on wind turbine equipment, fiber optic sensing and control systems.
Inspected electrical components of wind systems with voltage testers, multimeters, megohmmeters (megger) and other devices to ensure equipment worked correctly.
Climbed towers daily to inspect, troubleshoot and repair turbine equipment.
Analyzed schematic diagrams and utilized computer software to troubleshoot and determine possible causes for tower faults prior to physical troubleshooting to effectively prepare necessary tools and equipment for job execution.
Followed Lock out Tag Out (L.O.T.O) procedures to eliminate hazards from Electrical, Mechanical, and thermal dangers.
Inspected/equipped personal protective equipment (P.P.E.) daily to help prevent harm or injury to self as a last line of defense.
Followed safety protocols, regulations, and codes to reduce hazards and risks to personnel and equipment. Participated in daily Job Tailboards to cover job plans, and hazards associated.
Attended and passed all required trainings/classes with positive reviews from all instructors.
Updated site logs daily to record work performed, and add updated notes for future required tasks or repairs for each turbine visited.
Operated 'Tucker Sno-cat' safely, and daily during winter months to access towers.
Coordinated communication between equipment operators via two-way radios and hand signals.
Assessed and inspected drill, and hydraulic equipment, to keep properly maintained and in service.
Located existing underground utilities residing in the intended bore path using utility locator equipment and made plans for a safe path to drill without incidents.
Installed fiber optic cables into conduit following pre determined schematics, and plans.
Full time, 40 hours a week, plus overtime hours accumulated.
Assist directly in the Assessment, and installation of power lines, poles, and electrical equipment for wear and damage and report deficiencies to the appropriate supervisor.
Understood electrical diagrams to effectively trouble shoot power issues.
Observe safety instructions when using machinery, rigging material, and using work tools to ensure proper operation.
Job required working from heights both in aerial lift buckets, and climbing and working directly on wooden power poles.
Ensure that job sites are properly cleaned up and loaded trucks with materials and tools at the end of each work day.
Help out by participating in extra shifts when emergencies or outages require additional assistance.
Adhere to strict federal and corporate rules to help ensure the overall safety of all workers and members of the public.
Drive and operate heavy machinery utilized in the new construction and maintenance of electrical line-work such as Digger Derricks, Bucket trucks, pole trailers, backhoes, etc.
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