Joseph mera

• Supervised daily gas operations, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and industry standards.
• Coordinated work schedules for crew members to optimize efficiency and workflow.
• Trained new employees on operational procedures and safety protocols, enhancing team performance.
• Implemented process improvements that reduced downtime during maintenance activities.
• Conducted inspections of gas lines and equipment, identifying issues for timely resolution.
• Managed inventory of tools and materials, ensuring availability for ongoing projects.
• Maintained a safe working environment through adherence to safety protocols and regular site inspections.
• Ensured timely completion of projects with effective time management and prioritization of tasks.
• Inspected completed work to verify quality standards and compliance with criteria.
• Enhanced team productivity by providing clear direction, setting expectations, and offering constructive feedback.

• Operated heavy equipment for gas line installation and maintenance.
• Conducted routine inspections to ensure equipment safety and compliance.
• Maintained accurate records of equipment usage and maintenance schedule
• Executed truck stocking operations at the start of each day.
• Ensured foreman received all necessary materials loaded onto truck at start of day.

So this was a internship so I didn't get a lot of experience but I got to experience the different positions within the electric department including. Line work, substation work, meter work, and the planning side of the electric department. When I was with the line worker crews they taught me how to tie some of the basic knots and briefly about the different phases of power line, and things of that nature. When I was with the substation crew the taught me how substations work and how the are uses to basically reduce the how down to a lower voltage from the transmission lines to the distribution lines, when I was in the metering side I learned a lot about how to wire up commercial meter cans and how to safely and effectively switch out electric meters, and finally in the planning slide of the electric department I learned to plan out new subdivisions and how much power they are going to require depending on how many house are in the neighborhoods. In summery I learned a lot at the electric department but there is always room to grow.