Daniel D. Jacobson

The Senior Maintenance Technician - Electrician is responsible for operating, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing as well as adjusting electrical equipment, sensors, controls, wiring systems, and industrial processing systems used in production, laboratory, office, and utility spaces
located within office, Lab, R&D, and GMP manufacturing locations. Additionally, this position support J., automation equipment like fill, cap, labeling, conveying, and product finishing equipment, and supports maintenance and performs troubleshooting as requested.

• Communicate facility and safety-related issues that arise from daily operations to the Facilities Management to coordinate with internal customers, property owners, and/or outside vendors.
  Own the process of managing spare parts for respective fields.
• Oversee the facility and utility systems for respective field.
  • Enter, prioritize and complete work orders in the CMMS system. Provide first level review of completed work orders for respective field.
  • Review and sign off on facility projects related to respective field.
  • Execute preventive maintenance and demand maintenance tasks with proper documentation and closure.
  Conduct daily, weekly, and monthly building inspections to assess the current operational condition, document findings, and take appropriate follow-up action following applicable procedures.
  • React to loss of electrical power and other utility outages and assist in restoration following weather-related events.
  • Respond to critical alarms following proper procedures.
• Follow standard operating procedures (SOP) and EHS requirements.
  • Recommend equipment and facility infrastructure changes to improve safety, performance, and reliability.
  • Provide technical support and expertise for building infrastructure, systems, and controls to
  • Support automated fill, cap, and labeling equipment by working with the manufacturing an product finishing groups to conduct periodic maintenance and ensure that equipment is operable at all times.
• Self-peform monitoring, repair, and maintenance on all electrical systems and equipment.
• Ensure contractor compliance with EHS policies regarding contactors.
  • Implement and improve preventive maintenance and procedures.
• Strong documentation skills and attention to detail.
• Proven ability to problem-solving and troubleshooting.
• Proven ability to work effectively in team situations as well as independently.
• Excellent written and oral communication and interpersonal skills.
• Proven ability to read blueprints, wiring diagrams, and equipment manuals and troubleshooting problems to make adjustments and repairs.
• Ability to adapt to a quickly changing work environment with rapidly changing needs and requests.
• Independent self-starter with a positive attitude and above-average organizational skills.
• Uphold company mission and values through accountability , innovation, integrity, quality, and teamwork.
• Support and comply with the company's Quality Management System policies and procedures.
• Regular and reliable attendance.
• Ability to work nights and weekends.

• Apprenticeship with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 159 on June 1, 1999, and successfully completed on June 1, 2004
• As a requirement of apprenticeship, I was transferred to three Madison area signatory contractors for a duration of one year each.
• These contractors were Design Electric, Electric Construction, and Mad City Electric.
• Obtained state structural steel welding certification while employed at Electric Construction as I welded large cable tray systems and electrical raceway supports at Alliant Energy’s generation plant in Portage; promoted to foreman in 2003
• Experience in remodels, office buildings, laboratory, medical facilities, restaurants, parking structures, site lighting projects, and pumping stations
• As foreman, duties ranged from service work to $800,000 electrical projects with teams of up to 18 people.
• Projects included power distribution, lighting control systems, motor control systems, audio video and data systems, fire alarm systems, back up generation systems and general building wiring