Jordan Danial-Louis Nieto

SR. Reliability specialist electrician tasks.

• Responded quickly to emergency calls from clients needing urgent assistance with their electrical system issues.
• Responded to emergency power or system failure calls outside of normal working hours.
• Troubleshot electrical issues using appropriate testing devices.
• Provided technical expertise to analyze, troubleshoot and resolve complex system issues.
• Calibrated and updated electrical systems to improve performance.
• Inspected electrical systems for signs of wear or damage, replacing faulty components as necessary.
• Collaborated with mechanical, electrical engineers, and other crafts to resolve product development and maintenance issues.
• Evaluated existing designs of new products or services from a reliability standpoint prior to implementation.
• Ensured safe working conditions by adhering to established safety protocols when performing repairs or servicing equipment.
• Performed regular audits of safety protocols within the facility to ensure compliance with applicable regulations.
• Maintained records related to preventive maintenance schedules, repair histories and component life cycles.
• Performed equipment and product maintenance and inspected systems to locate potential malfunctions.
• Conducted tests on electrical systems and equipment and reported results.
• Implemented continuous improvement programs designed to improve overall system reliability over time.
• Designed, controlled, and installed electrical systems.
• Analyzed data from operational logs and identified trends that could indicate potential problems down the road.
• Utilized and interpreted technical drawings when repairing and installing electrical systems.
• Performed failure analysis on components to identify root cause and recommend corrective action plan.
• Recommended modifications or upgrades based on observed deficiencies in current system operations.
• Documented detailed reports of all inspections, tests, repairs, replacements and other activities related to equipment maintenance.
• Worked with cross-functional teams to achieve goals.
• Maintained updated knowledge through continuing education and advanced training.
• Inspected measuring devices for accuracy against established standards.
• Assembled electrical systems using hand tools or measuring instruments, including Fluke process meters, Emerson software AMS, and Emerson 475.
• Calibrated, tested and adjusted flowmeters, pressure transmitters, level transmitters, temperature transmitters to ensure accurate readings.

Journeyman Electrician tasks.

• Installed conduits, cable trays, and bussing systems.
• Installed power, control, and instrumentation wire.
• Installed electrical equipment including MCCs, switchgears, VFDs, lighting systems, grounding systems, PLCs, and junction boxes.
• Performed power and control terminations and testing, including medium voltage 5 kV terms.
• Installed instrumentation per P&ID drawings, including stainless steel tubing, wire, and terminations.
• Used software and calibration equipment, including AMS, HEART 475, Emerson TREX, pumps and vacuums, and Fluke process meters.
• Installed and maintained breaker panels for commercial and residential buildings.
• Installed leads and connected cables to motors, apparatus and equipment.
• Read blueprints or schematic diagrams to determine the layout of a particular job site.
• Used hand tools such as drills, saws, wire strippers, and crimpers to complete tasks.
• Reviewed blueprints to determine electrical component and wiring locations.
• Installed motor feeders and made standard motor connections.
• Led team of apprentice electricians in installing electrical systems and inspecting existing circuits.
• Traced and diagnosed electrical malfunctions using hand tools and test equipment.
• Fabricated parts according to specifications using hand and power tools.

I/E Construction Superintendent task.

• Allocated material and labor resources to promote on-time and under-budget project completion.
• Coordinated material procurement processes with suppliers while ensuring timely delivery of materials at job sites.
• Monitored construction schedule to deliver highest quality product on time and within budget.
• Trained and monitored employees to teach daily tasks and improve performance.
• Delegated duties to employees based on skillset.
• Kept detailed progress records to hit strict deadlines and adjust plans.
• Prepared and presented verbal and written reports to provide recommendations to project team.
• Communicated effectively with clients regarding project status updates, budgeting concerns and timeline adjustments.
• Established and enforced procedures and work standards, promoting team performance and safety.
• Oversaw daily work of team using knowledge of local and national building codes for construction areas.
• Obtained specifications and directed work for construction crews.
• Coordinated installation activities for projects to promote smooth workflow and achieve quality standards.
• Created and executed project plan and schedule, complying with budget and quality measures.
• Ensured that all subcontractors are in compliance with contract documents by conducting regular inspections of their workmanship.
• Attended and participated in progress and project meetings.
• Inspected construction sites regularly to detect potential safety hazards and ensure compliance with safety protocols.
• Provided technical guidance and assistance in resolving day-to-day construction problems.
• Collaborated with engineers, architects and other professionals to discuss plans and resolve design issues.
• Reviewed project blueprints and specifications.
• Planned new installations by studying drawings, technical manuals, and other documents.

Apprentice Electrician tasks.

• Installed lighting fixtures such as fluorescent bulbs or LED lights.
• Maintained organization, cleanliness and safety in work areas.
• Listened to directives of senior electrical professionals to complete efficient tasks.
• Installed electrical wiring and fixtures, such as outlets, switches, circuit breakers, junction boxes, and conduits.
• Installed new electrical components, fixtures, and motors. Connected wires to circuit breakers, junction boxes, and components.
• Assembled conduits and supports by threading ends, and bending.
• Operated hand and power tools.

Journeyman Electrician tasks.

• Installed conduits, cable trays in pipe racks, and buildings.
• Reviewed blueprints to determine electrical component and wiring locations.
• Pulled wires or cables through conduits and raceways.
• Read blueprints and schematics to determine the correct wiring of electrical equipment, including PLCs, VFDs, MCCs, and other electrical equipment.
• Used power construction equipment, measuring devices and testing equipment to complete electrical installations.
• Connected wires to circuit breakers, transformers, or other components.
• Utilized a variety of hand tools such as drills, saws, wire strippers and crimpers to complete repairs or installations.
• Planned layout and installation of electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures, based on job specifications and local codes.