Operations Maintenance Technician resume example with 13+ years of experience
JessicaClaire
Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA94105(555) 432-1000, resumesample@example.com
Professional Summary
Enthusiastic and eager to contribute to team success through hard work, paying attention to detail and striving to enhance the skill set needed to accomplish the desired task . Has a clear understanding of the task at hand, willing to do whatever needed to have a safe and successful outcome. Motivated to learn, grow and excel in whatever field I find myself in and willing to learn the skills necessary that are required by the team so that the task is completed safely and properly meeting the desired standard.
Skills
Excellent Communication Skills
Team Player
Action planning
Calm in crisis situations
First Responder
Hand and power tools
Problem solving ability
Preventive and Reparative Maintenance
Safety and compliance
Troubleshooting skills
Work History
05/2006 to 05/2008Operations Maintenance TechnicianVeolia | San Bernardino, CA,
Part of a 3 man crew. Working days consisted of nights, weekends, holidays, and inclement weather.
Operator of large equipment such as, boom truck, backhoe, dump truck, forklift, skylift, tractors and scissor lifts.
Equipment removal from large production facilities such as Smithfield Foods. Machines would be dismantled on the line then removed so that new production equipment could be installed.
Operator of the following tools; Plasma Arc Cutter, Acetylene Torch, Grinders, Portaband Saws, large hammers, welding machines and mig welders, wrenches, assorted hand tools and other cutting equipment. Prepping materials so that they could be installed by other techs with more expertise in certain fields such as welding and pipe fitting.
Attendance during Safety Briefings
Lock out Tag out protocol to meet Plant Safety Compliance
Valves would be locked out and inspected prior to the start of any maintenance.
Work orders would be filled out for the task at hand prior to any action taken to correct the problem.
Safety assessments preformed to ensure the safety of each team member.
Review work orders and operational briefings
Valves, pipes, shafts, motors and other industrial parts would be dismantled or assembled depending on the task.
Hazmat and OSHA annual training through local fire departments
06/2008 to 04/2009Operations Maintenance TechnicianVeolia | San Luis Obispo, CA,
Part of a 4 man crew working 12 hour rotating shifts. Work days consisted of nights, weekends, holidays, and in inclement weather
Participant of Safety Team briefings prior to shifts and prior to certain plant maintenance.
Daily Preventative Maintenance on equipment to make sure the boilers could be brought on line at anytime.
Work orders completed and reviewed prior to any maintenance on down equipment.
Maintained compliance with all safety procedures from both client and employer.
Maintained daily logs of operations. If equipment failed, or was found to be inoperable, maintenance on the equipment was conducted. All valves and pressure gauges would be checked to ensure the system was operating properly, and motors were checked to make sure bearings were functioning in order.
Maintenance consisted of using tools needed to perform the task efficiently and successfully, i.e box end wrenches, pipe wrenches, torque wrenches, hammer drills, channel locks, pliers, grinders, cutting torch, large hammers, lifts, ladders, wenches, chain falls and other maintenance equipment tools.
Operators were responsible for removing boiler casings, grades, handrails, manhole and hole covers to facilitate access to boilers or other vessels for repair. Such as; gasket cleaning/replacing, replacing chains and belts on feeder pullies, pipe fitting when replacing pipe lines, grate removal and replacement inside boilers, repacking around boiler tubes, greasing bearings, insulating new and older pipe lines.
Cleaned and maintained boilers and associated equipment to increase efficiency and performance level.
Preformed lock out tag outs during shut downs and plant maintenance
Operated large equipment such as Michigan L90 Loader for unloading coal trucks and refilling coal bunkers. Fork lifts were used to unload acid and other items used to treat the waste water.
Operators would bring the plant online and offline at the direction of Control Room Operator. Fuel Handling Equipment would be started and brought up to speed by the operator, once on line the operator would keep the equipment functioning at the rate the control room operator requested based on the amount of Mega Watts that were required.
Fuel Handling Equipment would be managed throughout the process to keep the plant online and running as it should.
Daily Environmental, Health and Safety Checks; Fire Pump System in working order, eyewash stations function properly, all fire extinguishers are in working condition and placed where they are required to be and in compliance date.
Hazmat and OSHA Annual Training
Daily Emissions Test Preformed on Bag Houses to ensure safe levels of operation.
Operator of Ash Removal Equipment. Ash would be removed from the boiler, sent to the bag house where it would later be removed from the facility, all by a large vacuum system.
04/2010 to 02/2012Deputy SheriffForsyth County, North Carolina | Winston Salem, NC,
Served Civil and Criminal Processes in the County of Columbus.
Investigated incidents and crimes such as, domestics, assaults, kidnapping, DWI's, child custody disputes, breaking & enterings along with evidence collection and witness statements.
Monitored crowded public areas and events to mitigate risk and promote safety.
Patrolled designated areas in patrol vehicle and on foot to identify security and safety issues.
Provided public safety assistance at community events to maintain safe and secure environments.
Maintained structure and security during court proceedings.
02/2012 to CurrentDeputy SheriffForsyth County, North Carolina | Winston Salem, NC,
I, Jessica Claire currently hold the full time position of Vice Narcotics Agent with the Bladen County Sheriff’s Office, located in Elizabethtown, North Carolina.
I have been a Law Enforcement Officer since March of 2010.
While employed for the Bladen County Sheriff’s Office I have preformed the duties of Uniformed Patrol Officer, Uniformed Patrol Corporal, and also the position of Uniformed Patrol Sergeant.
I have completed over five hundred hours of advanced training through the North Carolina Justice Academy graduating from the Criminal Investigation Certificate Program
I possess an Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate from the North Carolina Sheriff’s Education and Training Standards Commission that requires over one thousand and four hundred hours of non mandated training.
During this time I have also held the position of Investigator within the Criminal Investigation Division for the Bladen County Sheriff’s Office. I have investigated over 300 Felony cases including, Property Crimes, Assaults, Sexual assaults in both children and adults, Robbery, Homicides and Financial Crimes.
Certifications
Basic Law Enforcement Certificate
Intermediate Law Enforcement Certificate
Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate
Criminal Investigators Certificate Program
NIMS Training
First Aid/CPR
Certified Fork Lift Operator, Elizabethtown Power
Education
Expected in 05/2005High School Diploma | West Bladen High School, , GPA:
Expected in 12/2009 | Basic Law Enforcement Training Robeson Community College, Lumberton NC, GPA:
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