Cameron Sanville

• Michels power- MVRP project, Hudson NH

RT 102 @ West st.

Job consisted of building a new 345kv line thru Hudson, Londonderry, Derry and Litchfield NH. Scope of work included setting 89 new steel structures, running OPGW fiber and 1590 ACSR bundle. Tasks performed were completed using double elevator buckets, cranes with man baskets and helicopters.

• Elecnor Hawkeye - X104, A126, N133, Brentwood Substation, Scobie pond Substation, Various NH locations

Jobs consisted of several structure changeouts, some being set besides or ahead, others being same hole sets, as well as wrecking out old static wires and installing new OPGW fiber. Job also required me to run equipment periodically to install anchors or other miscellaneous tasks. Equipment included skid steers, excavators, digger derricks, front end loaders, V-grooves, and rope pullers. Most work with Hawkeye was as a working foreman, in charge on several journeyman lineman as well as operators and apprentices.

• Harlan Electric - Doc work on Eversource property, Hillsboro NH

Job consisted of various assorted Distribution tasks including, replacing old condemned poles, installing hardware to old outdated construction, installing cutouts on CSP's, installing bonds, and installing animal guards.

•Grattan Line construction - Storm work at various locations in NY

Job consisted of various storm restoration duties including setting new poles to replace snapped or broken ones, repairing downed wires, installing new wires, installing new equipment(transformers, cutouts, lightning arrestors, guy wires) and repairing or replacing house services.

• Worked as General Foreman on the SB Line project on Central Hudson property. Job consisted of replacing 102 steel lattice towers to new steel monopole construction and reconducting 11 miles of old wire.
• Reviewed blueprints and specifications prior to starting job to fully understand project scope.
• Communicated with suppliers and coordinated delivery of supplies to job sites.
• Planned and managed manpower and resource requirements to support project activities.
• Directed fabrication of components needed for specific jobs.
• Oversaw all aspects of construction including scheduling personnel and supplies as needed.
• Supervised projects to uphold schedule requirements and quality demands.
• Developed and implemented job plans for construction projects.
• Delegated duties to employees based on skillset.
• Obtained specifications and directed work for construction crews.
• Reported project progress, site problems and labor status to supervisors.
• Followed rules and regulations to keep job sites safe for workers, contractors and visitors.
• Managed sites by focusing on safety, operations and productivity.
• Supported project quality assurance and quality control planning for assigned tasks.

• Working Foreman on the D121 Fiber job.
• Project consisted of approximately 12 structure replacements, mostly 3 pole angle structures, removing old 3#6 static wire, installing OPGW fiber, and several splice cans. Worked with several different pieces of machinery and worked with helicopter crews also. Worked as a working foreman in charge of 2 journeyman lineman, 2 operators, a groundman and 2 apprentices.
• Obtained specifications and directed work for construction crews.
• Supervised crews while they operated heavy machinery such as cranes or bulldozers.
• Increased productivity by improving employee morale and cross-functional communications.
• Implemented onsite safety protocols and procedures and properly trained team members on prevention measures.
• Complied with federal and company regulations to maintain high level of job site safety.
• Managed workers at various experience levels in construction and restoration projects.

• Worked several Distribution jobs for Asplundh on National Grid territory. Jobs included but were not limited to, reconductoring old circuits in Central western MA(Petersham, Orange, Templeton, Athol, Gardner) Several reconductor and structure change out jobs on the North shore(Waltham, Wakefield, Haverhill, Revere, Lynn, Everett, Malden, Natick) as well as some underground work in the Medford area. Several of the aforementioned jobs I was a Lead Lineman on, in charge of another journeyman lineman and an apprentice.
• Ensured compliance with all applicable regulations, codes, and standards relating to electric utility operations.
• Climbed wooden poles, ladders and towers or used bucket trucks to reach power lines and complete work.
• Conducted safety inspections of job sites before beginning work.
• Trained others with less experience and supported and participated in growth of co-workers and company.