ROBERT VILLATORO

As an apprentice electrician I am required to learn and maintain the knowledge of electrical circuits, pulling wire, running conduit, making up panels, reading/understanding blueprints, running and connecting the wire for pretty much anything that needs power. This job requires me to stay engaged and always learn. I have previous experience in electrical as a demolition expert and interior remodeler.

• I am an E-4 in the USMC Reserves. My MOS is 6217 which is a Powerline Mechanic for the F/A 18 Fighter Jet. I specialize in engine mechanics and operations, this job requires me to continually work towards qualifications to advance in my field of work. Even though I am in the Reserves I am still required to maintain peak physical standards and also carry myself as a Marine in and out of uniform.

The main focus of my job is to delegate our technicians accordingly within jobs and allow proper time to complete said jobs to the best of our ability. I was in charge of customer interactions and handling payments for our projects. I

also oversaw inventory and ensure we were prepared for our week by going over chemicals and making sure our vans and machines are operating

properly. I report directly to the owner of the company and I informed him of

anything we may need to be successful

• I started off in the company as a driver for our truck and trailers. We operated as a residential and commercial demolition company, an extension of our service was also junk removal projects. I eventually moved up to a project manager position which required me to oversee our demolition projects and task out my peers to certain areas of the project to complete in a professional and timely manner. I handled estimates and customer interactions. Within this job I specialized in understanding how the house was built and how to properly take things out to not damage anything surrounding. I also learned how to do basic plumbing and electricity.