
Dynamic electrician with extensive experience at Electrical Services, excelling in high voltage terminations and complex wiring projects. Proven leadership as a sergeant in the Army National Guard, fostering teamwork and resilience. Skilled in troubleshooting and fabrication, with a strong work ethic and attention to detail, ensuring successful project outcomes.
At this job I’ve been held to a very high standard as a contracted electrician working at blue flint ethanol, rainbow energy, Falkirk, Dakota gas and Coteau. At this job I have ran thousands of feet of rmc imc and emt and have worked with ridged pipe up to six inches. I have over a thousand secssesfull high voltage terminations, my biggest being 1250mcm loadbreak elbows and crimp ons. At this job I’ve worked as more than an electrical apprentice such as, equipment operator, fabricator and lots of odds and ends like construction to include concrete, plumbing, and structure building. I’ve done some data and fiber work as well with my longest fiber cable pull being over 11,00 feet and and being in charge of a crew of 8 people to sucsesfully pull. I’ve also assemble multiple new panels and bucket along with creating new wiring diagrams to allow easy troubleshooting if issues arise.
I am currently serving in Jamestown nd as a e5 sergeant as a combat engineer. This job has tought me a multitude of things such as team work, safe work practices, resilience, respect, courage and communication. As a combat engineer I primarily work with explosives and conduct counter explosive missions. Being a sergeant as well I am in charge of a few people and that has built my skills as a leader but also give me a greater outlook and how to be a better follower when needed.
At this job I completed A lot of basic electrician tasks such as conduit
bending, fabrication, and wiring. One of the biggest tasks I completed
while I was working at this job was wiring almost 90% of all the lights in
the new Sanford power building along with pulling a lot of data cable and
wiring in a bunch of chip readers. This is also the time I left for basic training so I did not stay at this job for very long.
This is a job I worked for around the last 9 years of my life during the
summer. This was a job I worked from middle school all the way up until
now during the summer months. This job has taught me a lot, one of the
biggest things being common sense. In this job I performed any sort of
task almost imaginable, some of them being. Maintenance of all
equipment, Moving cows, Putting up fences, fabrication of all sorts,
building houses, pouring concrete, and a lot of equipment operation.
Attention to detail, maintenance, work ethic, flexibility, Troubleshooting,
Reading of blueprints, integrity, computer skills, Flexibility, Fabrication,
Equipment operator, Reliability, Teamwork, Soldering,
Nfpa 70e
Msha
OSHA 10