Mark Anthony Lozano
American Electric Power, AEP
La Feria,TX
2
Languages
4
Certifications
17
years of professional experience
Line Mechanic and Electrical Utility Field Technician With hands-on experience in overhead line construction, maintenance and energization. Proven track record in transformer and pedestal installation, equipment inspection and rapid fault isolation/troubleshooting. Combining field execution with construction supervision skills including pre construction coordination, permitting, crew communication and strict adherence to OSHA safety standards.
Work History
Line Mechanic D300
1 Year 4 Months- Performed line construction and maintenance tasks in support of safe electric utility operations.
- Inspected poles, conductors, and equipment before work to identify hazards and needed repairs.
- Traced service interruptions and isolated electrical issues using standard troubleshooting procedures.
- Installed and replaced utility poles, hardware, and overhead line components as assigned.
- Climbed poles and operated aerial equipment to complete overhead repairs and installations.
Electrical Utility Field Technician
3 Months- Inspected transformers, pedestals, poles, and line work to verify construction quality and field readiness.
- Led weekly safety meetings to reinforce safe work practices and keep crews aligned before field activity.
- Coordinated closely with electrical line crews during pre-construction meetings to resolve field issues and prepare work sites.
Superintendent
2 Years 4 Months- Tracked weekly production reports to keep field progress and subcontractor updates current.
- Led pre-construction meetings weekly to align crews, schedules, and jobsite expectations.
- Managed construction scheduling and permit acquisition to keep work moving on schedule.
- Reported crew and subcontractor progress to the project manager with clear field updates.
- Oversaw jobsite activity, crew supervision, and workplace safety across all phases of the project.
Project Manager
2 Years- Tracked project tasks monthly to monitor progress and keep work aligned with schedule targets.
- Reviewed permits weekly to keep project approvals moving and support field timelines.
- Coordinated activity and resource planning across active jobs to keep work organized and moving forward.
- Managed project timelines, monitored progress, and adjusted priorities to control time demands.
- Prepared cost estimates and analyzed project needs to support budgeting and planning decisions.
Superintendent
3 Years- Coordinated utility service providers weekly to keep project schedules aligned and resolve field coordination issues.
- Reviewed plans and specs weekly to support schematic design decisions and early project planning.
- Secured building and specialty permits from local agencies to keep construction work moving on schedule.
- Led weekly production and operations meetings to improve communication, surface critical issues, and support timely decisions.
- Managed project oversight from proposals and worker agreements through final inspection, maintaining steady control across each phase.
Superintendent
2 Years 4 Months- Completed daily site observations to direct general contractor crews and maintain steady jobsite progress.
- Tracked weekly production meetings to raise issues early and keep general contractors aligned on field work.
- Directed general contractor personnel during field visits, reinforcing work standards and resolving site issues before they escalated.
- Reported schedule conformance to the vice president of production and coordinated with construction administration consultants on upcoming observations.
- Archived weekly progress notes and technical photos to document field conditions and support the project record.
Construction Superintendent
2 Years 11 Months- Reviewed schematic plans and specs to support pre-construction planning and field observation scheduling.
- Prepared safety kits for construction personnel and supported workplace compliance across active job sites.
- Reported site performance to construction managers and followed through on inspections to avoid delays.
- Greeted customers, communicated job updates, and handled materials pickup to support daily operations.
- Supervised employees and contractors on site while operating a box truck between job locations.
Education
Certificate of Completion - Electrical Line worker
GPA: 4.0/4.0
Occupational Safety Certificate - OSHA 30
Card # 25-602023774
Class A-CDL 160 hours Certificate - Truck Driving
Skills
Safety inspections
Power outage investigations
Transformer & meter installation
Electrical emergency troubleshooting
Welding
Scaffolding
Backhoe loading
Manlift operation
General contracting
Construction scheduling
Permit acquisition
Crew supervision
Production reporting
Workplace safety
Utility coordination
Cost estimating
Customer service
Bucket truck operation
Pole climbing
Aerial rescue procedures
Energized line work
Distribution line maintenance
Utility pole setting
Underground utility installation
OSHA 30 certification
Certification
OSHA 30
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
English (fluent)
Spanish (native)
Personal Information
Title: Electrical Line worker / Construction Superintendent
Timeline
Line Mechanic D300
American Electric Power, AEP
06.2025 - 10.2026Read More
Electrical Utility Field Technician
Brownsville Public Utilities Board
03.2025 - 06.2025Read More
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Synergy Construction Co., INC.
11.2022 - 03.2025Read More
Project Manager
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Superintendent
Scoggins Construction Co., INC.
04.2017 - 04.2020Read More
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Alpha Building Corporation
10.2014 - 02.2017Read More
Construction Superintendent
CAS Companies
07.2009 - 06.2012Read More
Texas State Technical College
Class A-CDL 160 hours Certificate from Truck Driving
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TSTC OSHA training
Occupational Safety Certificate from OSHA 30
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Texas State Technical College
Certificate of Completion from Electrical Line worker
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