John Colbourne

• Read blueprints and schematics to determine the correct wiring of industrial machinery.
• Fabricated custom cable assemblies for specialized applications using a variety of techniques including soldering and crimping.
• Assisted in the installation of power distribution centers for large scale industrial projects.
• Worked closely with engineers to design customized solutions for specific customer needs.

• Installed and maintained electrical equipment in accordance with industry standards.
• Troubleshot, repaired, and tested electrical systems and components such as motors, switches, relays, circuit breakers, transformers, generators
• Conducted safety inspections of all electrical systems in order to detect potential problems before they occur.

Instalation of wiring and components for boat trailers

• Inspected electrical equipment and systems to identify hazards, defects and the need for adjustment or repair.

• Performed electrical installations, maintenance and repairs of electrical systems, wiring, fixtures and components.
• Tested continuity of circuits with testing devices such as ohmmeters, voltmeters and ammeters.
• Installed conduit for new wiring systems in commercial buildings.

• My position evolved in the first staffing agency, with CSI I came in as an electrician
• The reason I stayed so long was because I took it as an opportunity to work and learn many diverse engineering projects
• From Michelin to AGY,, everything from nuclear plants to chemical plants, frozen food you name it I've had a hand in it
• And continue to this day, at 52, to highly expect to learn something everyday
• Although I find plc work to be very boring, I have the tools and the capability of doing it
• But I prefer not LOL
• Tie me up with some cable tray or 4-5-in rigid......
• Or pull some 480 parallel feeds
• Switch gears , buckets..I'm your guy