Matthew Johnson

I taught year 2 and year 3 electrical apprenticeship class.

I supervised fire alarm scope on multiple mixed by use residential high rises, usually anywhere from 4-8 projects simultaneously.

I also would spend extensive amounts of time working with general contractors.

• Reviewed plans and inspected ongoing construction to keep work in line with project goals.
• Communicated effectively with clients throughout each stage of the project for transparency regarding progress updates as well as addressing any concerns raised promptly.
• Managed multiple simultaneous projects while maintaining strict deadlines and adhering to budget constraints.
• Established successful procedures for day-to-day operations and long-term planning.
• Implemented safety protocols for reduced workplace accidents and improved employee wellbeing.
• Supported project coordination and smooth workflow by coordinating materials, inspections, and contractor actions.
• Mentored junior staff, leading to increased productivity and improved teamwork throughout the organization.
• Maintained safety onsite and upheld all OSHA regulations by constantly monitoring employee work habits for any unsafe practices.
• Directed projects according to schedule and quality demands.

• I began my career at W&W. I started out as a helper in ‘04. When I left in ‘16 I was general foreman.
• Read electrical, architectural and mechanical diagrams, drawings or specifications to determine job requirements.
• Tested for, located and repaired electrical malfunctions.
• Safeguarded company reputation by ensuring completed projects met both internal quality standards and client specifications.
• Assembled and fabricated electrical and electronic components and appliances.
• Skillfully interpreted blueprints, schematics, and technical documentation to effectively execute assigned tasks.
• Inspected and tested equipment to locate damage or worn parts.
• Reviewed building diagrams and blueprints to determine errors in electronic equipment installations.
• Recommended changes in circuitry or installation specifications to simplify assembly and maintenance.