Reginald Williams

Assemble Work Orders for Employees which Include: Work Instructions, Estimated Man Hours, Purchasing Material, Requirements as in Clearance Orders, Writing Contracts for Vendors, and the Coordination of Regular Work to be Performed with Operations, Foreman, Vendors, and Work Management. Attend Outage Meetings to Organize and Coordinate Outage Work to be Performed through Operations, Foreman, Vendors, and Work Management.

• Tested, troubleshot, and calibrated equipment in shop and field.
• Tested wiring and other system parts for electrical flow and function.
• Disconnected and removed motors and pumps.
• Performed preventive maintenance tasks to verify proper working condition of electrical panels and conduits.
• Interpreted blueprints, schematics, drawings, and layouts to complete repairs.
• Installed electrical conduit and wiring for power, controls, and lighting.
• Installed, adjusted and calibrated electrical equipment and instrumentation to maintain proper performance.
• Inspected equipment for defects and safety hazards and completed necessary repairs.
• Obtained measurements and readings using volt and ohm meters, meggers, IC testers and dial indicators.
• Installed electrical wiring through conduits and holes in both flooring and walls.
• Replaced faulty wiring, switches and circuit breakers to reduce fire risks, boost service capacity and increase versatility.
• Used information in technical diagrams, schematics, and manuals to understand operations and make successful repairs.
• Evaluated finished assemblies for compliance with standard procedures and design requirements.