Oleksandr Kotenko

Work Summary:

Being a contractor for Maverick Construction involves work from Damage Assessment to Wire Guarding. Getting Contracted for almost every major Storm on the East Coast I have been able to work for Utility Companies such as Eversource and New York Electric and Gas. Damage Assessment work involves pre requisites of completing and passing qualifications tests. A Damage Assessor or Wire Guard plays an essential role in the safe operation and repair of utility systems. This position requires a keen understanding of electrical systems, strong safety awareness, and effective communication skills to mitigate risks and ensure efficient repairs while maintaining a safe working environment.

Special Skills:

• Reading Overhead Circuits both Digitally and on paper map and following accordingly
• Inspect and assess utility infrastructure (wires, poles, transformers, etc.) for damage caused by weather, accidents, or other external factors.
• Document and report the extent of the damage, including photos, detailed descriptions, and recommendations for repairs or replacement.
• Work closely with field teams and engineers to prioritize damage repairs based on severity and impact.
• Use appropriate safety measures to cordon off hazardous areas and prevent unauthorized access to high-voltage zones.
• Ensure that electrical lines, wires, and utility equipment are adequately protected during construction, repair, or maintenance work.

Safety Protocols:

• Safety Briefing Every Morning
• Ensuring work areas are protected
• Proper PPE
• Conduct risk assessments and provide safety recommendations to mitigate any immediate or future hazards.
• Work alongside other safety personnel to develop and implement emergency response procedures for incidents or accidents.
  

Work Summary:

Joining the cadet division at 14 years old and training and gaining experience for the next 4 years to prepare for the Firefighter 1 Certification test. During my time as a Cadet I held multiple positions firstly Engineer for an Engine Company, 2nd Lieutenant of the Cadet Division and Finally Captain of the Cadet Division for over 1 year. At 18 years old I attended the fire Academy and was able to pass my Firefighter 1 Certification and am now a qualified interior firefighter. Duties now include responding to emergency situations, including fires, medical emergencies, vehicle accidents, and natural disasters. Your primary role is to protect life, property, and the environment through effective firefighting techniques, rescue operations, and emergency medical care. You work as part of a team to prevent, suppress, and manage fires, ensuring safety in the community.

Special Skills:

• Respond to fire calls, including structural fires, vehicle fires, wildfires, and hazardous materials incidents.
• Perform search and rescue operations to locate and evacuate individuals in life-threatening conditions.
• Participate in community outreach programs to educate the public about fire safety, prevention, and emergency preparedness.
• Participate in ongoing training and drills to improve firefighting skills, rescue techniques, and medical response capabilities.
• Ability to work in high-stress situations and make quick decisions.
• Excellent communication and teamwork skills to effectively work with other first responders.
• Flexibility to work irregular hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
• Operated Aerial Bucket trucks for a variety of different tasks such as rope rescue and roof operations

Safety Protocols:

• PPE
• Continuous training
• Scene Size up
• Safety Zone, Hot, Warm and cold
• Communication
• Stress Management
• Chain of Command System

Work Summary:

Operating Different Trucks and machinery from Class B Dump trucks to Class A tractor Trailers with heavy Machinery loaded on such as Skid Steers and excavators with a gross weight over 26,000lbs. Pre trip inspections were conducted every morning to ensure trip safety and jobsite skills such as digging and grading with a excavator were performed daily. Concrete wall and form work was also done almost daily to prepare jobsites for concrete. Equipment organization and maintenance was done every day. Calling 811 and following town official blueprints was done at every jobsite prior to digging

Special Skills.

• Class A Tractor and trailer flatbed Driving
• Class B Dump Truck Driving
• Grading and Surveying properties following town blueprints
• Operating Heavy Machinery such as Excavators, Skid Steers and Concrete pumpers
• Laborer work such as concrete pouring and wall form construction
• Truck and Equipment Maintenance conducted every week

Safety Protocols:

• Pre Trip Inspection every morning
• Jobsite Safety Brief
• PPE
• Trench Boxes
• Call Before you dig
• Post Trip Inspections

Work Summary:

Before I received my Drivers License I built a customer base in my Neighborhood offering outdoor services but mostly mowing and Mulching. For the next 4 years I kept building a customer base and investing in equipment. Last season I was able to service 56 lawns on a weekly basis with project based work on the weekends such as constructing paver or concrete Patios and building and installing fences. Excavation and machine operation were a key factor and skill in job efficiency. All this while making time to service and repair trucks or equipment as needed.

Special Skills:

• Managed the daily operations related to customer service and marketing
• Evaluated customer feedback data to improve customer service standards
• Managed and serviced all trucks, machines and equipment

• Maintained a residential client base of over 50 weekly lawn clients
• Performed daily maintenance checks on all machines to ensure proper functionality
• Maintained the highest safety standards while operating equipment on construction sites
• Transported materials between job sites using flatbed trucks or trailers safely and securely

Safety Protocols:

• Ensuring helpers and myself are wearing proper PPE as needed for each job
• Ensuring Jobsite organization and cleanness is proficient and doesn't cause any falls with proper warning tape marking affected areas
• Train on how to safely operate power equipment, including mowers, trimmers, chainsaws, and blowers. Ensure they understand the risks and safety precautions.
• Ensuring all transportation is in accordance with DOT and FMCSA regulation

• Successfully operated a variety of heavy machinery, including backhoes, Skid Steers, Mini Excavators, Dump Trucks, Plow Trucks
• Followed instructions provided by supervisors regarding daily tasks without fail
• Operated heavy equipment to clear debris, grade surfaces, and spread soil
• Maintained over 30 commercial Properties around the state for the best quality Landscaping and lawn care possible
• Responded to storm emergency tickets during snow storms and plowed and salted