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Street Address Shady Meadows PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE (Mobile)San Antonio, TX Street Address EMAIL AVAILABLEObjectiveSeeking a successful functional career that would allow me to enhance my social and technical skills. EducationJackson State University May 2008BS, Industrial Technology Jackson, MSQualifications and SkillsKnowledge of/ experience with the following operation systems: BST CAD: Linux, Ubuntu, Microsoft (XP, Windows 7 and Windows 8, 8.1, 10), Applications: Adobe, Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Active Directory, Excel, Access, PDF Editor and Outlook), Vizio: Methodologies: Systems Development, Analysis, & Management; Risk Mitigation, End User TrainingKnowledge of: Cisco Systems, EWO, WMIS(ARM), SAP, Arc-FM, Map Sight, and OPEDS,. Adaptive / job related skills such as: persistent, assertive, honest, teamwork oriented, self-motivated, consistent, versatile, resourceful, competent, flexible, and tenacious.ExperiencesCobbFendley And Associates Power Delivery Designer Jan 2019-Current Work with design consultants, contractors, and City staff to coordinate the design, development, and implementation of projects. Conducts project meetings; communicates individual roles and project expectations to team members; ensures all project team members have the tools and training required to perform effectively. Monitor project milestones and critical dates to identify potential risk to project schedule; identifies ways to resolve schedule issues; keeps management current on any changes. Perform site planning, scheduling, and cost estimating. Develops special reports, studies, cost estimates and design parameters for various projects and attend related meetings. Maintain organized records and files on all work completed and on-going projects. Works in ArcGIS to design project sketches Review work designs and project information before submitting to department management Requests all permits related to work project. Work with ArcGIS to make maps of project locations and details. Texas Utility Engineering Engineering Designer/ I.T. Support Technician Jul 2015-Jan 2019 Prepared design sketches, cost estimates, bill of materials and any other required documents and reports for construction and maintenance projects. Knowledge of: Electric distribution and transmission theory, principles, and practices; National Electric Safety Code (NESC), permits, utility best practices local regulations and safety standards. Responsible for all field engineering requirements. Assisted in the performance of load studies on distribution transformers, investigate circuit overloads and voltage complaints to determine necessary corrective action. Demonstrated working knowledge of PLS-CADD, O-Calc, and SPIDA-Calc Pole Loading software. Prepared pole Applications and spreadsheets for clients and Municipalities. Negotiated agreements of Rights of Way (easements) for proposed utility equipment. Obtained necessary contact and tax map information for easement processing. Submitted and reviewed federal, state, and local permits prior to submittal. Demonstrated strong professional skills and interpersonal skills with the ability to interact with co-workers and users in a respectful and professional manner. Demonstrated strong computer skills including a good working knowledge of MS Office Demonstrated knowledge of networking fundamentals Installed, upgraded, troubleshoot and repair desktop/laptop computers and peripherals in a network environment Assisted users with backing up computer data on network file shares or CDRW drives Assisted with providing system support services, including service outage diagnosis, troubleshooting and restoration of services Communicated and collaborated with other IT Support Technicians Davey Resource Group/PEC ELECTRIC - GIS Technician Aug 2013-July 2015 GPS Pedernalec Electric Cooperative power utilities using a handheld PC and Trimble GPS unit in Terrasync. Responsible for tagging every pole, each piece of electrical equipment with a metal ID number. The different types of equipment that were accounted for: o Primary and secondary junction boxeso Pole mount and pad mount transformers (KVA ratings for each) o Fuses, re-closers, capacitors, step-transformers Each pole and device is given a specific assembly based on its construction. Using the GPS data, go through everything and check for accuracy and make the necessary changes. Each line drawn in (between poles, meters, and underground equipment) is given a phase and a wire size. Equipment such as fuses and re-closers are then moved to it corresponding location on the line based on the flow of power.Community ServiceNational Association of Industrial TechnologyHabitat for HumanityAfter School Tutorials**References Available Upon Request** |
