Alexis Lopez

• Install new electrical systems, repair electrical equipment, and troubleshoot electrical problems.

• Learn to read and use technical documents to understand electrical systems and circuits.

• Use testing devices to identify electrical problems.

• Following safety standards: Adhere to the National Electrical Code (NEC and OSHA safety requirements.

• Working with a variety of tools: Use handtools and power tools to repair or replace wiring, equipment, or fixtures.

• Installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems within underground spaces like utility tunnels, conduit runs, and cable trenches.

• Utilizing specialized tools like cable pulling machines, trenching equipment, and electrical testing devices.

• Accurately reading and interpreting electrical blueprints to plan cable runs and equipment placement.

• Pulled wire through conduits and through holes in walls and floors.
• Followed all safety procedures and guidelines to promote safety while working on electrical systems.
• Tested continuity of circuits using test equipment to verify compatibility and safety of systems following installation, replacement, or repair.
• Repaired or replaced wiring, equipment and fixtures using hand tools and power tools.
• Understood and used proper tools and equipment to install and maintain electrical systems.
• Connected wires to circuit breakers, transformers and other components to create working electrical systems.

• Implemented safety measures to prevent electrical hazards on job sites.
• Supported lead electrician by providing assistance during complex installations.
• Repaired and installed new fixtures, wiring, circuits, and motors.
• Conducted inspections to recommend necessary upgrades for efficiency.
• Completed rough-in, termination, and underground work.