Daniel Ornelas

- Install Ductwork and Refrigerant lines, then perform pressure tests to ensure they meet our quality standards

- Coordinate with other trades after reviewing MEPs, RCPs, and the site plan to ensure synchronicity with no conflicting installation on site

- Mentor Apprentices and fellow journeymen alike

- Mark the layout after reviewing the drawings thoroughly

Performed TIG welding on the condenser for the nuclear reactor at Diablo Canyon Power Plant

- Certified for Nuclear energy worker, Radiation worker, Welder, Confined spaces, Hazmat, Work Package Order, and Lock Out/ Tagout, all through PG&E

- Replaced stainless steel drip pans inside of the reactor in full protective gear while wearing a Dosimeter

- Conducted Duct Air Leakage Testing throughout entire jobsite

- Interpreted RCPs and MEPs in order to layout where Mechanical components were to be installed

- Installed Ductwork, Refrigerant lines and related components

- Conducted Duct Air Leakage testing on all ductwork and generated reports on the results

- Connected AHUs and Heat Pumps to water, power, and fuel

- Coordinated with other trades and interpreted drawings to complete tasks promptly and safely

- Replaced multiple TXVs on refrigerant lines and subsequently tested each one to ensure adequate operation

-Balanced the entire HVAC system at Ventura County Medical Center, ensuring that every room had optimal air pressure including critical spaces such as Operating Rooms and the Neo-Natal Ward

-Generated daily reports documenting CFM at every register in the building

-Inspected, tested, and resolved malfunctions in AHUs, VFDs, pumps, motors, compressors, and valves

-Install/Demo HVAC Ductwork and related components (VAVs, Exhaust Fans, etc.)

- Performed startup of air handler units and executed troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance

-Install/demo HVAC ductwork

-Fabricated, welded, and installed duct supports for exterior ductwork

-Installed and did the startup on various AHUs and their related components

-Installed and ran Mini-Split units, and installed everything from the lineset to the communication wire and thermostats

-Performed pressure tests, diagnostics, and repairs on high pressure refrigerant lines

-Installed Sheet Metal siding and gutters at the Port Hueneme Water Treatment Facility

-Worked from articulating boom lifts

-Moved materials with forklift

-Installed Rain gutters and downspouts at a Super 8 motel

-Sealed and modified existing flashing

-Installed Sheet Metal siding and gutters at the Port Hueneme Water Treatment Facility

-Worked from articulating boom lifts

-Moved materials with forklift

-Installed and fabricated general flashing on windows, doorways, and walkways

-Installed Coping on every track

-Installed Roof panels

-Installed Gutters, liter heads, and downspouts

-Loaded materials onto roof with all terrain forklift

-Installed standing seam roof panels and related components

-Fabricated and installed roof rakes, crickets, and ridge caps

-Installed valley flashing and foam closures

-Modified and installed coping

-Ran site logistics for our material to streamline on-site operations

-Installed aluminum cladding on stairways at UCSB

-Modified and Installed ornamental trim pieces at every stair landing

- Fixed multiple company work trucks

-Performed Testing and Air Balancing using various instruments including airflow hoods, anemometers, and pitot tubes to accurately balance the airflow in the entire HVAC system

-Plugged into thermostats via computer with proprietary software to adjust to appropriate CFM to balance the system and recorded all data via Microsoft Excel

-Rigged and flew multiple AHUs onto roofs and then installed them and performed the initial startup

-Installed ductwork, refrigerant lines, exhaust fans, and economizers

-Installed Mini split units along with line sets and communication wires and performed their start ups

- Coordinated with other trades to facilitate site operation

-Installed aluminum panels and related components for a wind screen on a high rise for an office building

-Worked from Articulating Boom Lifts frequently

-Moved materials around the site via all terrain forklift

-Performed multiple crane picks to roof (signal person)

-Mentored several apprentices

-Ran a crew to install the perimeter guardrails on the roof of Gateway of Pacific office complex

-Became well acquainted with every type of drawing available including MEPs and RCPs to better coordinate with every trade

-Installed handrails, stairs, and miscellaneous steel components for Google, YouTube, and various laboratories

-Erected, Welded, and field fabricated steel

-Ran multiple crane picks

-Operated Boom Lifts, Scissor lifts, and Forklifts while having the necessary training

-Regularly attended Foreman meetings, and submitted RFIs

-Filled out JHAs daily

-Mentored Apprentices

-Installed Epoxy anchors on CMU walls frequently

after scanning for rebar

-Layout

-Installed composite panel siding and related components at SJSU’s Aquatic Center.

-Installed and Fabricated Flashing

-Operated Boom Lifts, Scissorlifts, and Forklifts

-Installed Sheet Metal panels and related components at Mountain View Hospital

-Installed decking and erected stairs at Camp Parks Military Base

-Fabricated and installed miscellaneous steel at Facebook Headquarters

- Installed Stainless Steel Netting on the Golden Gate Bridge

- Coordinated with the crane operator and other trades to ensure safety and efficiency were met during crane picks

-Shook out, rigged, erected, and bolted up structural steel beams and columns

-Plumbed the building via turnbuckles

-Signaled the crane for large picks

-Fabricated and installed benches, tables, and guardrails for Google

-Installed epoxy anchors

-Fabricated, Installed, and modified stairs, handrails, guardrails, floor plates, gusset plates and other miscellaneous steel at Apple Campus 2

-Operated all terrain forklifts, warehouse forklifts, scissor lifts, and boom lifts in every kind of weather

-Was put in charge of a crew responsible for welding in metal floor plates next to $250,000 pieces of glass; therefore, setting up fire protection and taking before and after pictures became second nature

-Completed daily job hazard analyses and production reports, accurately tracking man hours and project status

-Learned how to communicate and build trust with the crew regardless of age, race, or gender