Brian Kimball
Bellevue,NE
Summary
Dynamic Journeyman Inside Wireman with extensive experience at IBEW Local 22, specializing in electrical installations and project management. Proven ability to enhance workflow efficiency and ensure safety compliance. Skilled in conduit installation and adept at mentoring apprentices, fostering a collaborative work environment while delivering exceptional service and solutions tailored to client needs.
Overview
17
17
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Journeyman Inside Wireman
Ibew Local 22, International Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers
8960 L St. Omaha, Ne
05.2008 - 07.2019
- Installed electrical systems in both residential and commercial buildings, adhering to NEC standards.
- Implemented solutions for electrical issues through teamwork.
- Trained apprentices in electrical installation techniques.
- Directed wiring layouts and installations for intricate projects, enhancing workflow efficiency.
- Monitored job site processes, guaranteeing adherence to safety protocols and schedules.
- Ensured workplace safety by strictly adhering to lock-out/tag-out protocols.
- Optimized workflow efficiency through proficient use of specialized equipment such as conduit benders, voltage testers, wire pullers, and cable trays.
- Streamlined project management by accurately interpreting blueprints, schematics, and specifications to determine proper installation procedures.
- Collaborated effectively with general contractors, architects, and engineers to ensure seamless completion of projects within deadlines.
- Provided exceptional service quality by responding quickly to emergency situations, ensuring minimal disruption for customers.
- Increased customer satisfaction by providing professional consultations on optimal electrical solutions tailored to their specific needs.
- Minimized potential hazards with diligent adherence to National Electrical Code regulations and best practices in every project undertaken.
- Added or removed wire to shorten or lengthen lines, using various types of splices, connectors and clamps.
Electrical Apprentice
Dan Thomas Electric
Omaha, NE
10.2004 - 11.2007
- Followed established protocols in electrical tasks to advance skill growth.
- Collaborating with team members to complete tasks efficiently
- Worked under supervision of journeyman electrician to learn trade and develop electrical knowledge.
- Applied correct methods to terminate wiring and connect circuits.
- Understood and used proper tools and equipment to install and maintain electrical systems.
- Exceeded expectations for apprenticeship requirements, completing assigned tasks accurately and efficiently under minimal supervision.
- Read and interpreted drawings to provide wiring layouts for new installations.
- Repaired or replaced wiring, equipment and fixtures using hand tools and power tools.
- Spliced, joined and connected wire to fixtures and other electrical components.
- Instructed customers on proper use and safety of electrical systems and equipment.
Electrical Apprentice
Engineered Controls
Omaha, NE
08.2003 - 09.2004
- Participating in safety training sessions to ensure compliance with regulations
- Implemented best practices in electrical projects to foster skill improvement.
- Executed essential electrical tasks to support project completion.
- Gained practical skills through active participation in hands-on training sessions led by experienced journeyman.
- Contributed to the installation of large-scale HVAC control systems following instructions from a journeyman electrician.
Electrical Apprentic
08.2002 - 08.2003
- Assisting in installation and maintenance of electrical systems and components
- Learning to interpret blueprints, diagrams, and technical drawings
- Supporting experienced electricians with troubleshooting electrical issues
- Operating hand tools and power tools safely under supervision
- Supported journeyman electrician to acquire trade knowledge and improve technical proficiency.
- Gained proficiency in operating various power tools such as drills, saws, crimpers, and wire strippers for efficient completion of electrical tasks.
- Installed EMT and PVC conduit wiring in compliance with plans and code standards.
Education
Wiring Methods
Metropolitan Community College
Omaha, NESkills
- Safety protocol adherence
- Project management skills
- Apprenticeship training
- Conduit installation techniques
- Technical drawing comprehension
- Low-voltage system on site trained
- Conduit bending
- Lighting systems
- Control wiring
- Power distribution
- Arc flash protection
- HVAC controls
- National electrical code
- Grounding systems
- Fire alarm systems
- Cable pulling
- Branch circuitry
- Panel installation
- Electrical testing
- Electrical panel upgrades
- Wiring techniques
- Commercial wiring
- Backup power systems
- Residential wiring
- Problem-solving
- Time management
- Problem-solving abilities
- Task prioritization
Certification
Nebraska class A journeyman #15359
10 Hour OSHA safety standards and hazardous material recognition
Medium voltage cable termination
Fall protection and high rescue
Arial lift training
Scissor lifts
Single man vertical mast lifts
Articulating boom lifts
Timeline
Journeyman Inside Wireman
Ibew Local 22, International Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers
05.2008 - 07.2019
Electrical Apprentice
Dan Thomas Electric
10.2004 - 11.2007
Electrical Apprentice
Engineered Controls
08.2003 - 09.2004
Electrical Apprentic
08.2002 - 08.2003
Wiring Methods
Metropolitan Community College