Troy Newman

My experience in the union has been primarily pulling cable. I did a smidgen of lv fire alarm and then went to a solar site and pulled hundreds of miles of 500s. Most recently I was in a light industrial setting pulling cable and terminations for back up generators. I have learned rigging, and how to operate heavy machinery as well as safety standards. In my later years safety seems to be my number 1 priority.

I was able to take my experience from Watts and hit the ground running. A lot was the same from my previous experience but now I was in charge of schedules, material ordering, communication with the GC and other tradesman while keeping a small team of guys busy.

Pleasantly greeted customers and asked open-ended questions to better determine needs. I would suggested add-on services that would be helpful to customers and improve bottom line, develop estimates by costing materials, supplies and labor. Maintain a line of communication with the customers to update them on progress of the project and make sure the unit was ready to go home at the end.

Demonstrated commitment through impeccable attendance and quality performance. Delivered above and beyond service to our guests at the dealership. Performed cleaning and maintenance duties as directed.

Learned the ins and outs of a commerical electrical setting. Bending pipe, pulling wire, terminations, reading prints etc. This is where I learned how to be an electrician and the expectations that come with it

Prepared multiple orders simultaneously during peak periods with high accuracy rate, maximizing customer satisfaction and repeat business. Set up and prepared cooking supplies and workstations during opening and closing to maximize productivity. Created identical dishes numerous times daily with consistent care, attention to detail and quality.