John A. Mattke

• Working with the crew to set up jobs, and checking on safety.
• Material's
• tools and equipment
• Checking time sheets
• budgets
• estimating job costs
• Filling out SOW
• Completing work package

• Field coordinator roll is to meet with customers
• set up meeting for pre-construction meeting
• Check on site to ensure that planner had stake the poles or do the staking for the job
• Verify work was done
• See that all work meet specs

• I was the CM for all this working on a 345KV line re-build replacing 299 structures all hot as they work.
• 24 structures work replacing bells and crew flying into do this work.
• My role is the construction manager, oversee the other inspectors and meetings with the contractor and the owner.
• Working with bare hand crew doing the work with the line still energized.
• I had the Hot line Hold each day as needed.
• I hold the clearance from 10-29-2023 to 12-5-2023.

• I had five men inspecting the line to meet the company's goals each year.
• I was the supervisor for the crews in the yard I was in charge of.
• Tools and materials.
• Safety meeting.
• Safety reports.
• Time sheet.
• Flagging crews.
• Contractors are working and inspecting their jobs.
• Budget for the year.
• Scheduling helicopter patrols.
• Storm work.
• Outages.

• Meeting the crew each day for jobs.
• Hotline Holds
• Clearances.
• Inspecting all the work.
• Safety.
• Outages,
• storm work,

• Fielding jobs.
• Scheduling work.
• Writing up clearance or outages.
• Storm work.
• Pole replacements.
• Timer sheets.
• materials
• equipment
• flaggers
• Road closer.

• Inspecting all jobs.
• Clearance
• Hotline Holds
• Safety
• Ensuring the use of grounds on the lines.
• Materials,
• Statement and time of work to be done.

• Company Overview: Safety for 13 power companies
• Safety for 13 power companies

• Company Overview: Inspection for PG&E.
• Inspection for PG&E.
• Walking and driving out of the line for up-and-coming work.
• Inspecting work done on transmission lines.
• Clearances
• Hotline Holds

• Working for BPA.
• Inspecting work.
• Safety
• Verify the equipment that is being used.
• Tracking hours.
• Reporting will work.
• Pictures
• Ensure all footers are installed to specifications.
• Verify all tests for concrete.

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• Construction review for BPA.
• Walking the job site ahead of work,
• Reporting on all work.
• Pictures of the work are about 125 to 150 shots.
• Verify all tests for concrete.
• Safety
• Hotline Holds
• grounding
• Wire pulls.
• Sagging the line.
• Clipping the lines.
• Installing spacers.
• Installation of vibrations or dampers.

• Working at the GF.
• Building the collector from the wind farm.
• GF for the substation.
• Time sheets.
• safety.
• Materials

• Crew foreman overseeing 4 to 8 men.
• Safety
• Tailboards
• Hotline Holds
• Clearances
• Framing specs.
• Grounding
• Timesheets.

• As an inspector with PG&E my job is to ensure all work is done safe, as well as all jobs are to be done to PG&E specs.
• Each day I would have reports that had to be sent into my supervisors.
• I handled all the clearances, EOL and Non-test or one shot.
• I have worked as a job planner for the transmission side going and looking for the lines making notes on area that a contractor could have trouble and would ask for a change order.
• Working on the AFW to look up non-test or clearance and switch logs.
• Calling and talking with the D.O.’s each day.