Nicholas John LoBaido
Roy,Utah
Summary
Disciplined and safety-focused U.S. Marine Corps veteran with 6 years of experience operating in high-risk, physically demanding environments. Proven leader with a strong work ethic, ability to follow strict safety procedures, and experience working in team-based field operations. Seeking to begin a career as an electrical lineworker apprentice.
Overview
6
6
years of professional experience
Work History
Infantry Team Leader (0311)
U.S. Marine Corps
01.2020 - Current
- Led and supervised teams of 4–12 personnel in high-risk training and operational environments
- Enforced strict safety standards and conducted risk assessments with zero safety incidents
- Maintained accountability for equipment valued at $2M+ with no losses
- Planned and executed field operations requiring coordination, communication, and adaptability
- Trained and mentored junior Marines to improve performance, discipline, and readiness
- Performed physically demanding tasks in austere outdoor conditions for extended durations
- DEPLOYMENTS
- - Japan (Unit Deployment Program): Forward-deployed training and readiness operations
- - Australia (Marine Rotational Force – Darwin): Multinational field exercises in remote environments
Education
High School Diploma - Infantry Training
U.S. Marine Corps
Skills
- - Strong safety mindset and risk awareness in hazardous environments
- - Experience working outdoors in extreme weather and rugged terrain
- - Proven ability to perform physically demanding labor for extended periods
- - Team leadership and accountability for personnel and equipment
- - Reliable, punctual, and able to follow detailed instructions
- - Effective communication and coordination in team settings
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- - Willing to work at heights and in all weather conditions
- - Available for travel and extended hours as required
- - Strong commitment to safety, teamwork, and continuous learning
Timeline
Infantry Team Leader (0311)
U.S. Marine Corps
01.2020 - Current
High School Diploma - Infantry Training
U.S. Marine Corps