Mario Quaranta

• Followed instructions from construction project managers and supervisors.
• Maintained detailed records of all cabling and telecommunications activities and equipment.
• Read blueprints and schematics to correctly place equipment.
• Operated equipment, vehicles, and tools with optimal safety procedures to prevent injuries.
• Attention to details with a keen eye for details to ensure that all work is done correctly and safely.

• The ability to work safely. New Built projects, Lead a crew on day to day operations in the field. Following details from heights on the utility poles and following all directions that come with each job from site to site…
• Operating equipment and maintaining that equipment in the field along with power tools, hydraulic lift, and bucket truck.
• Attention to detail in the field while job is in operations making sure work is done correctly and safely.
• Knowing the correct hardware that needs to be used
• Reading prints and assessing the job in the field
• Span replacements / Resag / Anchors
• Aerial Fiber & Coax Builds
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The ability to check on inventory that comes in and out of the port of Baltimore while working with crane operators and truck drivers, making sure each load or container gets to its correct destination. All while using an iPad to check your work at the end of the day and coordinating with the supervisor when the day is finished.

Work side by side with lineman and insure that all work gets done from utility pole to utility pole. being 1 step ahead of the lineman to make sure his tools and hardware are ready upon arrival of each job. Pulling a lasher from pole to pole, digging anchors and driving the utility truck while the lineman jigs out cable or fiber. Paying close attention to every detail in the field.