Gene Sukut

• Dismantled electrical components using hand tools to disconnect and restore wiring connections.
• Dug trenches and created holes to pull conduit and install supports.
• Installed conduit systems, various lighting systems, and basic control systems.
• Used power construction equipment, measuring devices and testing equipment to complete electrical installations.
• Advised management on issues of safety in continued equipment operation.
• Led teams and delegated tasks to install, maintain, or repair electrical systems and wiring.
• Addressed and resolved worksite safety hazards to reduce risk.
• Instructed apprentices on proper installation techniques for various electrical components.
• Performed rough-in, termination, and underground work.
• Corrected issues and installed new fixtures, wiring, circuits and motors.
• Conducted tests on electrical components, circuits, and systems to ensure compliance with safety standards.
• Performed maintenance on existing electrical wiring and equipment.
• Adhered to local building codes when installing new electrical systems.
• Followed established safety practices when using tools and equipment.
• Reviewed diagrams and relevant codes to complete tasks safely and accurately.
• Supervised apprentices and assessed completed tasks, offering guidance and encouragement.
• Examined and tested electrical systems to locate loose connections or other faults and make proactive repairs.
• Troubleshot issues and developed effective solutions.
• Installed and maintained breaker panels for commercial and residential buildings.
• Used hand tools such as drills, saws, wire strippers, and crimpers to complete tasks.
• Diagnosed malfunctioning wiring using test equipment to locate faults.
• Connected wires to circuit breakers, transformers or other components to form circuits.
• Assembled and installed physical structures, electrical wiring, and electronic components.
• Assisted journeyman electricians in troubleshooting complex problems.
• Assisted with new installation and upgrades of plant equipment.
• Installed electrical systems in residential and commercial buildings according to plans and specifications.
• Replaced malfunctioning components for failing electrical setups.
• Kept work areas clean, neat and free of hazards.
• Built controllers and panels to complete system installations.
• Connected wires to circuit breakers, junction boxes and components in residential and commercial properties.
• Pulled insulated wires or cables through conduits to complete circuits.
• Installed conduits or pipes inside partitions, walls or other designated, concealed areas.
• Fabricated parts according to specifications using hand and power tools.
• Tested continuity of circuits using testing devices such as ohmmeters, voltmeters, ammeters.
• Installed new systems, replacement parts and components to maintain proper operation.
• Replaced wall sockets, ran lines and completed basic carpentry to finish installations.
• Identified areas where improvements could be made in terms of efficiency or safety standards.
• Cleared clogged drains and replaced valves, faucets and fixtures.
• Scheduled preventive maintenance programs to keep equipment in good working condition.
• Provided guidance to junior technicians regarding troubleshooting techniques and repair methods.
• Interpreted engineering sketches, specifications or drawings.
• Assisted with installation and setup of new machinery.
• Repaired and replaced worn parts in order to maintain proper functioning of the machines.
• Changed HVAC filters and cleaned condensation drains to perform preventive maintenance on HVAC systems.
• Reassembled repaired components following manufacturer's specifications and guidelines.

• Identified source of equipment malfunctions by using various troubleshooting methods.
• Inspected finished products prior to shipment for accuracy according to specifications.
• Monitored compliance with company policies, procedures, standards, and regulations.
• Hand-assembled needed parts with bolts and screws.
• Used and tools to perform basic electrical and mechanical assembly functions.
• Assigned duties to production staff and monitored progress.
• Attached identification labels to finished packaged items or stamped lot number and shipping destination information on containers.
• Performed regular safety inspections of equipment and facilities in accordance with regulations.
• Set up, adjusted and maintained machines to operate at peak levels and meet challenging demands.
• Managed inventory and supplies to ensure materials were available when needed.
• Tested, inspected and adjusted products in order to meet blueprint specifications.
• Configured Ethernet networks and troubleshoot communication issues between devices in an industrial environment.
• Monitored performance trends of automated processes to identify areas for improvement or optimization opportunities.

• Documented daily production data and submitted accurate time logs to keep management up-to-date.
• Replace worn tools, sharpen cutting tools, adjust machinery components.
• Started up, shut down and checked water and wastewater treatment processes.
• Set up and operate machine tools to produce precision parts and instruments.
• Identify areas where improvements can be made in terms of efficiency or cost savings.
• Performed regular maintenance on machines to ensure optimal performance.
• Interpreted results of process control analysis and made adjustments to optimize plant performance.
• Load raw materials into machines according to specified measurements.
• Prepared machine for production processes by equipping with required tools and parts.
• Adjust machine settings to complete tasks accurately.
• Documented and recorded critical metrics in database related to pressure, temperature, level and flow data to maintain and update accurate repair logs.
• Monitor the feed and speed of machines during the machining process.
• Record production information such as quantities produced and materials used on daily logs.
• Verified production orders prior to starting set-up.
• Inspect finished workpieces to ensure conformance with specifications.

I began in an entry-level position in 1988 and gained the skills and experience necessary to advance to a leadership, training, or master-level operator position.