Takes pride in working at the Prescott Veterans Affairs Medical Center for the last 12 years to better serve veterans and their dependents by helping to provide a clean, well-functioning environment for their healthcare needs. As an Equipment Mechanic and Utility System Operator at the Medical Center, provide clear communication skills and advanced technical knowledge in order to repair and improve the Medical Center’s equipment and systems in conjunction with teams from other trades. Have comprehensive understanding of equipment and systems’ operations, including the science behind them, to provide the knowledge base needed to perform the following tasks at the journeyman level: Installation, Assembly, Troubleshooting and Repair, Maintenance, Modification, Alteration, Cosmetics, Disassembly, Removal, Testing and Operation, Research and Identification of Drawings and Manuals, and Procuring Parts and Materials.
Provided quality control for $2.6 million automation contract with COR
Below, you will see my Work History and extensive Trainings and Certifications which substantiate my experience and familiarity with Building Service Equipment, Utility Distribution Systems, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Systems, Heavy Equipment & Vehicles, and Emergency Electric Generator Systems I am proficient in altering, remodeling, relocating, operating, troubleshooting, maintaining, adjusting, repairing and constructing these systems and pieces of equipment Additionally, my expertise provides a foundation for reviewing designs for operations, maintenance, renovation and repair in order to confirm accuracy, efficiency and cost effectiveness
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Experienced with the adjustment, repair and replacement of steam regulators and steam traps for absorption chillers
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Able to install, connect, test and punch Category 5/6 network cabling and Fiber Optic cabling
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Experienced in providing maintenance and repair on electric groundskeeping cars, vacuum cleaners, buffers, stripping machines, outlets, ovens, fryer grills, steam equipment, medical gas, medical air compressors, medical vacuum compressors, UV hoods, battery chargers and other various pieces of equipment
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Experienced assessing complex electrical and mechanical problems
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Substantial experience utilizing drawings, specifications, schematics and function statements to perform the repairs and adjustments required in order to optimally maintain equipment and operations systems
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Proficient in regularly ordering and procuring parts and materials through research, drawings and manuals; comparing new parts with those to be replaced; and referencing supply lists and manufacturers' parts catalogs
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Well versed, and experienced utilizing, Federal, State, County and City regulations for effluent; air pollution; groundwater discharge; facility Spill, Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) plans; waste; and storm water
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Experienced with operating bobcats, lawnmowers, snowplows, salt spreaders, dump trucks, street sweepers, electric carts, forklifts, scissor lifts, bucket lifts, man-lifts, excavators and backhoes
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Able to maintain electrical power demand during utility outages and peak power periods by reducing or eliminating the energizing of lower priority loads
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Extensive knowledge operating manual override and bypass for all systems, as necessary, in order to maintain utility service to facilities
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Very successful at determining the most efficient methods and techniques necessary to complete a task, including testing various equipment/devices and determining the proper parts and materials