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Professional Summary
I go into situations with a good attitude but ready to deal with obstacles. I enjoy working Telecom because of different locations and using different materials, all having something unique to deal with. Something is new everyday to handle. Moving around and not always sitting in a chair is what I love about the construction industry and there is always something to learn and pick up on. I strive to be at work everyday with a good attitude. I’m money hungry and I like overtime and will accept it 99% of the time. Experienced working “On-Call” during natural disasters in both the Telecom and Power side, Local and Regional. I look forward to my next endeavor.
Thank you for taking the time to read this...
Sincerely,
JessicaH. Taylor
5 years Fiber/Coax Construction
CLASS B Electrical Lineman
Work History
10/2018 to 03/2020
Telecom Aerial ForemanQuanta Telecom – City, STATE,
Performed Crew Lead duties including, but not limited to:
Receiving Fiber Construction Prints and choosing reel based on size and length of start to end, with required slack added into the equation.
Performing C.R.O on construction prints to make determinations on changes due to splice locations, make-ready issues, etc.
Inputting for the required permit(R.O.W, TXDOT...etc) package and apply to the correct job, timed accordingly based on agreed completion date with customer.
Working with and submitting Locate tickets to 811 for digging that will occur, due to any down guy anchors.
Receiving/ Decoding “Make-Ready Sheets” to confirm they correlate with the construction prints for Strand production.
Overseeing all actions during construction while present In the field. Very proficient in calculating required storages needed in order to apply correct “Figure 8’s” for U.G and Aerial applications. Proficient understanding in the “Bend Radius” relating to the size of the cable being worked with.
Turning in a daily production sheet (Strand footage, fiber sequentials...etc) with an updated copy of the map, documenting work that was performed.
Riding out the completed task and checking for any errors that may have occurred, so that we can adjust accordingly before submitting to our customer.
Confirmation on the footage claimed, fiber sequentials...etc. Ensuring the information provided is correct and makes sense.
Making duplicates of the work that has been completed, to ensure the information is available if needed in the future. Stored at the office.
Attended and worked the Paradise California Camp Fire while body recovering was still active with over 1,000 people still missing on November 25 2018. Coordinations were conducted with health officials, police...etc to lift lines off structures so that they could be investigated for remains and survivors. After that process was completed we started to tear down and rebuild all the way up to the fiber being placed. My crew was out there a total of 6 months, 2 men to a room.
Traveling is an option I keep open
Currently hold a CLASS A LICENSE
Very proficient in operating and driving anything from a F-350 small bucket truck, up to an International Altec pressure digger.
Experienced in towing loads up to 80’ through densely populated urban environments such as places like downtown Austin. As well as O.T.R applications driving for extended periods of time.
09/2016 to 10/2018
Class B Electrical Lineman Mastec Inc. – City, STATE,
The first Year at Mastec I was originally hired as a Telecom Aerial Foreman for the “Google Fiber Project”
My duties were overseeing the construction process from start to finish, applying the same technique outlined in my most recent employer history.
Towards the end of the first year the work got slower and slower till eventually hundreds of people were “laid-off” on the same day.
Was given the opportunity to choose to stay in Austin and work for the Mastec Power division, or work in St. Louis, Missouri.
I chose to stay starting from the ground level up in power
Been trained on all activities and then some pertaining to my “B” CLASS lineman status.
Attended and worked Hurricane Harvey in Rockport and surrounding areas that were most impacted.
Attended and worked Hurricane Florence In New Bern,SC and surrounding areas that were most impacted.
The reason for leaving is because Dave Miles called me and offered a Telecom Foreman position at Quanta Telecom.
2 weeks was put ahead of my departure and left in great standings
*Reference: Randy Woods 830-613-0255
12/2015 to 09/2016
Telecom Aerial ForemanBird Electric Enterprises LLC – City, STATE,
I was offered a Telecom Aerial Foreman position from a former employee I previously worked with.
-Started working for Bird Electric sub-contracting for the “Google Fiber Project”.
- Familiarized myself with Googles different approach on the Telecom industry and adjusted accordingly.
Performed all duties pertaining to crew lead outlined in my most recent employer.
Bird Electric decided to end the endeavor due to lack of clarification on both sides of the fence.
Was offered a Telecom Aerial Foreman position at Mastec and I accepted.
*Reference : Mark Hogan 936-230-2407
02/2015 to 12/2015
Laborer/ Lead Northeast Services – City, STATE,
Was offered a job by my neighbor.
Started as a helper pulling the lasher and all things from the ground, that’s associated with Telecom.
Was taught to climb poles on the job.
A lot of the work was U.G pulling Feeder and Trunk Coax.
Almost all the Aerial was Easement and it was a great place to start learning the industry, with the difficult techniques first.
Moved up to a Lead position before accepting the offer in Austin for the “Google Fiber Project”.
Company was notified 2 weeks prior to my departure and left in great standings.
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