WILLIAM A. SMITH

• Test and commission new and updated signal systems.
• Set up and troubleshoot different test equipment.
• Helped configure the fiber network.

Phase 2, Brightline FEC corridor:

• The project consisted of wayside upgrades to the ATC system for integration with Positive Train Control.
• Duties included pretesting software and new signal apparatus in the field, creation of test documentation, commissioning of the signal system, and support post-cutover.
• Upgraded 150+ crossings to XP4 units, and interconnected all sites from Miami to Orlando with fiber.

NMRX:

• Assisted in leading cutover operations by pre-testing software.
• Assisted in troubleshooting issues related to product design or manufacturing processes.
• Performed testing to determine functionality or optimization.
• Upgraded multiple locations from pole line to CTC with PTC integration.
• Provided support during the installation, maintenance, repair, and calibration of equipment.

SunRail Phase Two North:

• Helped design and execute temporary configurations to minimize downtime ahead of cutover operations.
• Participated in team meetings to discuss project progress updates.
• Tested the newly installed initial signal operating system to include locking and timer tests.

DART-Silverline:

• Helped lead cutover operations by coordinating manpower and providing training for signalmen.
• FAT-tested software, housing, and equipment ahead of schedule.
• Upgraded 26 miles from dark territory to CTC, with PTC integration to include 50 roadway crossings, all using XP4 interconnected over fiber.

• Install signals, switches, and crossings at various locations.
• Resolved customer complaints concerning faulty signals or delays in service due to malfunctioning equipment.
• Performed routine maintenance on signaling equipment including cleaning contacts and replacing defective parts.
• Troubleshoot various electronic issues that affect train movement.
• Assisted in the training of new Signalmen by providing guidance on proper operating procedures.