Brent Brillhart

To assist in conducting pest detection insect trapping programs as directed and the pest management noxious weed program. Employees in this classification receive general supervision within a framework of well-defined policies and procedures. This job class exercises responsibility for the placement, care, and related reports of all insect traps.

• Deploys, services, rotates, and removes insect traps.
• Maintains accurate records on insect traps, including location maps and service dates.
• Updates electronic records and generates computer reports.
• Maintains inventory of trapping supplies and equipment. Responds to inquiries from the public regarding pest detection programs and/or noxious weed program.
• Assists California Department of Food and Agriculture personnel in special surveys. Performs related duties as required.

• Installed wiring, cabling and networking hardware on customer premises.
• Coordinated installation of new users and relocations of existing users.
• Installed and configured new devices and system components.
• Planned layouts and ran cable into buildings and through walls, attics, and crawl spaces.
• Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
• Strengthened communication skills through regular interactions with others.

• Coordinated and managed all rig moving operations
• Conducted site assessments to determine the best location for drilling operations.
• Collected water samples to test alkalinity, hardness, and residual levels.
• Managed project components such as rig operations, providing quotations, equipment management, and HSE compliance.
• Monitored employee safety and coached workers on safety standards and procedures to prevent injuries.
• Trained and supervised all site personnel.

• Demonstrated safe and proper operation of equipment and tools to prevent harm to team members.
• Worked independently in fast-paced environment while meeting productivity and quality expectations.
• Utilized hammers, saws, squares, levels, and fastening devices to complete projects.
• Observed safety regulations on job sites to minimize accidents.
• Operated power equipment to move materials and promote job efficiency.
• Operated forklifts and boom lifts to complete various tasks.

• Installed, tested and operated radio equipment, adjusting settings to achieve clearest transmission.
• Maintained accurate documentation of messages transmitted and received.
• Put together and configured antennas, power sources and other equipment to establish communications.
• Managed and optimized contact with other locations and personnel conducting field operations to facilitate open and clear communication.
• Repaired radio equipment as necessary using electronic testing equipment, hand tools and power tools.
• Completed inspections, followed maintenance schedules and completed repairs.

• Herded livestock using horses or ranch ATVs.
• Worked with ranch hands to clean stables and riding areas.
• Performed repairs and preventive maintenance on equipment and property.
• Repaired equipment and animal living spaces.
• Moved livestock by herding animals to different ranch locations to avoid pasture damage.
• Branded and tagged livestock for proper identification and security when lost and stolen.
• Mended fences in disrepair to prevent livestock from wandering off and to keep predators out.