Israel Cardenas

• Safely drive vehicle(s) to transport clients to and from various locations, including sheltering sites, clinics, hospitals, airports, and/or greyhound stations
• Accompany and guide clients in person at the various drop-off sites to ensure clients successfully check in
• Distribute supplies needed by migrants including prescriptions, clothing, hygiene items…etc
• And organize supply areas regularly
• Safely transport donations and supplies to and from the office and sheltering site
• Load, and unload commodities as directed by the onsite supervisor
• Take vehicle(s) to be cleaned inside at frequency observed and indicated by vehicle(s) conditions
• Perform daily vehicle(s) safety inspections: tires, fluids and refuel vehicle as needed; report mechanical problems to Supervisor
• Transport clients, food, and other commodities between sheltering location(s), as well as provide supportive services to migrants as instructed by case managers, Supervisors, and Program Managers.

Labels installation, harness and quality inspection

• Assembled, wired and connected solar panels to existing components and systems.

• Troubleshot electrical issues related to solar panel installation and implemented swift resolutions.

Deliver Mail to homes and businesses in cities,towns and rural areas. Most travel established routes, delivering and collecting mail. Mail carriers cover their routes by foot or vehicle or a combination of both. Some mail carriers collect money for postage due

• Ran 500, 650s MC cable, direct burial
• Ran conduit 2 to 4 inch PVC into inverter
• Crimping and lugging with inverter.

• Lead on labeling crew
• Confined space work in vaults for wire dressing, crimping, and lugging
• Terminating.

• Inspection everything is right
• Clamps marked and torqued with the right pressure
• Spacing required between solar modules.

• Laying out the installation of harness with fuses to the solar panel structure
• The harness is what connects all the panels together that feed to the combiner box
• From the combiner box it goes to the feeders which are like 500, 650 MC cable that go to the inverter that has fuses where it changes DC to AC.

• Installation of solar modules
• Panels are hooked in series and are all hook together to the combiner boxes where it gets all the circuits form DC side consolidating them into one cable which goes to the inverter converting DC to AC that is into the transformer and then to the grid.