CV Master / Journeyman Electrician with 40 years experience. Looking for new challenging projects

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CV/Resume ID no.: 96102
Last Updated: Friday, July 3, 2009

To Whom It May Concern:

Please review the attached resume with pertinent information regarding my experience that qualifies me to work for your company. Copies of licenses, certifications, and safety awards are available upon request.

I currently hold a Texas Master Electrician License, Alaska Journeyman Electrician License, and a Washington Journeyman Electrician License, as well as a current NSTC card.

I am well-qualified in all phases of industrial electrical systems and maintenance and fully understand the safety, quality, production, and the prioritization thereof. I also possess extensive knowledge of programmable control systems, distributed control systems and programmable logic control systems.

I am currently looking to work overseas. I do not possess a passport at this time, but will get one expedited as soon as it is necessary. Thank you for your consideration.

EXPERIENCE
7/2008 – 1/2009 AES (ASRC) Kuparuk CPF-1, 2 & 3 and oil drill sites.
Performed upgrade projects and chemical injection projects. ROF

2007 VECO Pump station #3, Alaska Pipeline
Performed all phases of wiring instrumentation, IPs, MCCs, 13.8KV

10/2006 – 12/2006 CONAM Alpine Oilfield
Performed multiple electrical construction and troubleshooting tasks for three locations. Promoted to foreman. ROF

8/2006 – 10/2006 VECO Pump Station #5, Alyeska Pipeline
Duties included automation and upgrade to remote controlled facility, installing MHCL, wiring process instrumentation, fire and gas systems. ROF

7/1997 – 7/2006 DEATS ELECTRIC Liberty County, Texas
Sole Proprietor, electrical construction and maintenance business serving industrial, commercial and residential.

6/1994 – 6/1997 GULF COAST ELECTRIC Bayer Chemical, Baytown, Texas
Duties included construction of 138,000 volt switchyard, 35,000 volt gear room, 13,800 volt gear rooms and distribution in cable trays. Retired to go into private business. Referral letter available.

3/1992 – 5/1994 OIL CAPITAL ELECTRIC (Based in Tulsa, Oklahoma)
Houston Intercontinental Airport modernization project Changed all controls for access, security cameras and card readers to fibre optics. ROF

6/1969 – 2/1992 BROWN & ROOT (Houston, Texas)
During this time period, I completed 15 heavy industrial electrical construction projects in eight states, including paper, power and petrochemical, including ’84 and ’86 sealifts on the North Slope. During temporary lapses I also performed for other companies on heavy industrial jobs, including an ’88 sealift for CONAM, TIC, MERIT and AUSTIN. Received several promotions and was awarded stock shares. Referral letters available.

EDUCATION:
Eleven code update classes in five states, including standard NEC Code Changes and Industrial Plant Codes; High voltage terminations certificate; H2S2 training; Manlift and scissorlift training; Level 1 Asbestos worker license (NASA); Power-actuated tools certificate; Energy isolation training; NSTC card; U.S. Dept. of Labor, Mine Safety and Health Administration card #6788, American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid Program, Smith System Advanced Driving Safety Course (ASRC)
INSTRUCTOR:
Conduit Bending – 1984 - Brown & Root, Arco mancamp, Kaparuk, Alaska
Electrical Code and Journeyman’s License Test Taking (2 consecutive courses) – 1986 – Seco Industries, Exxon mancamp, Shute Creek, Wyoming

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