Trevor Todd

• Installed and wired electrical transformers, service panels, and circuit breakers.
• Planned layout and installation of electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures based on specifications and applicable code.
• Read and interpreted electrical, mechanical, and architectural drawings and electrical code specifications for wiring layouts.
• Bending and installing of conduit pipe.
• Bending and installing schedule 40 and 80 pipe.
• Installing and wiring multiple pieces of machinery.

• Performed electrical work on service calls in customers homes.
• Worked from ladders, and lifts to install, maintain or repair electrical wiring equipment and lighting fixtures in ceilings.
• Worked with various types of cableways, conduits and other electrical raceways.
• Used testing instruments such as ohmmeters, voltmeters, ammeters and multimeters.
• Installed and wired electrical transformers, service panels, and circuit breakers.
• Various different types of electrical work including residential, commercial and industrial.
• Worked under supervision of Journeyman Electrician to learn trade and develop as an apprentice.

• Analyzed blueprints to diagnose potential electrical hazards and carry out risk assessments prior to starting new jobs.
• Pulled wire through conduits and through holes in walls and floors.
• Replaced and repaired lighting fixtures and electrical control and distribution equipment.
• Installed numerous different types of electrical and light equipment.

• Operated railroad machining equipment safely with team of operators.
• Operated range of heavy equipment on regular basis with advanced skill.
• Read blueprints and built railroad switches.
• Performed frequent heavy lifting up to 100 pounds, climbing and working in confined spaces.
• Operated industrial equipment and hand tools.
• Complied with legal and company requirements to create safe, efficient work environment.
• Maintained, cleaned and performed basic repairs on equipment used for railroading such as tie inserters, spike pullers, spiker, tie cranes, and speed swings.
• Welded and fabricated parts for equipment.
• Knowledge in basic computing and radio transmitting
• Worked safely and efficiently with crew and independently.

I wanted to add that in the time frame between June when I left the railroad to the end of September I was training dogs. I was enrolled in my electrical apprenticeship in July, started school in August with plans to start my electrical career.

• Conducted thorough tests and inspections of gear, equipment and tools to stay ready for every type of fire.
• Laid and connected hoses, held nozzles and directed water streams as part of fire suppression activities at active scenes.
• Administered first aid and conducted emergent response management.
• Performed maintenance on water tanks, fire hoses and other firefighting equipment.
• Maintained close contact with dispatch to receive and share information about current fires, equipment movements and incoming personnel.
• Inspected fire and life safety systems and equipment for proper placement at properties.