David Hennessey

• Repaired and installed new fixtures, wiring, circuits and motors.
• Trained junior electrical professionals on proper procedures.
• Operated tools according to prescribed safety practices.
• Diagnosed issues and developed effective solutions.
• Installed, tested and modified circuit breakers, controls, fuses, lights and motors.
• Interpreted drawings, wiring diagrams, flow charts and written descriptions of project requirements.
• Updated service record files on equipment drawings and history.
• Worked extended hours on weekday and weekend projects.
• Demonstrated expertise in the use of cable reels, stripping tools, voltage detectors, crimping tools and wire and cable cutters.
• Tested equipment tools such as oscilloscopes, ammeters and test lamps.

• Enhanced system performance by troubleshooting and repairing electronic equipment.
• Reduced downtime for critical systems by providing timely maintenance and repair services.
• Increased overall efficiency by installing, testing, and maintaining electronic devices and systems.
• Improved team collaboration by training junior technicians on proper diagnostic and repair techniques.
• Traveled to military installations around the country to troubleshoot and investigate problems in electrical systems and to maintain/repair existing assets under contract with CACI
• Developed comprehensive technical documentation, including schematics, diagrams, and user manuals, facilitating smooth user adoption of new technologies.
• Monitored and tested equipment performance to diagnose and resolve problems.

Same description as above with Enterprise Electrical Services

• Interpreted blueprints, schematics and diagrams of project requirements and initiated appropriate electrical and communication installations.
• Verified problems, investigated faults and troubleshot solutions to enhance installations.
• Read and understood technical drawings, diagrams, flow charts and project documentation to make accurate decisions about electrical and communication system installations and repairs for each assignment.
• Sized components according to building specifications and user requirements.

• Instructed CW-CE classes an abridged form of the apprenticeship program.
• Overseen practical assessments for union applicants.
• Taught continuing education classes for journeyman license renewal.

18 years experience Installing telecommunications infrastructure at Sandia National Laboratories which include the following:

• Installing, terminating and testing CAT 5e and Cat 6 copper
  network cabling.
• Installing, terminating and testing of multimode and singlemode fiber optic cabling.
• Project managed and participated in building of Information Distribution Rooms (IDRs) and installation of cabinets and equipment in several new building projects.
• Proficient in the use of test equipment for tier 1 and tier 2 testing including Fluke and Exfo power meters and OTDRs.
• Project manager for installation of Gigabit Passive Optical Network (GPON) throughout Sandia National Laboratories from September 2009 through March of 2013.
• Created and updated cable charts for IDRs and for GPON as well as legacy infrastructure.
• Documented changes to blue prints with new conduit and junction box locations as well as user outlet locations and removals of older systems.
• Project managed and supervised numerous projects throughout all of Sandia Laboratories the construction of SCIFs, Telecom rooms, labs, and remodels.
• Diagnosed issues and developed effective solutions.
• Adhered to safety protocols, OSHA standards and building codes in installation of systems, operation of equipment, and handling of materials.
• Troubleshooted systems and repaired equipment, ensuring compliance with all established guidelines.