Maintenance Electrical

EDWARD T. GUTIERREZ

**** **** *****

Taylorsville, Utah 84119

Cellular: 801-***-**** (Primary)

OBJECTIVES

To work for a company that will allow growth as a valued team member while becoming an asset

to their work force, while utilizing previous knowledge and expertise from past work experiences

to continue moving forward within a career towards a management position. I have a working

knowledge of Allen-Bradley RS5000 logic program, RS500, RS View used in manufacturing

processes. Siemens, GE, Omron, operation programs, hardware and software. Honeywell energy

control system for lighting and HVAC control.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Select Comfort, SLC May 2012- Present

Electrician

As the only electrician for the company, I am responsible for all installations, maintenance, and

troubleshooting of the power distribution system for the facility and equipment. I assist the

manufacturing engineers with the design, manufacturing, and installation of control cabinets that

include: relays, PLC’s, CPUs, solid state controls for various applications throughout the facility.

Equipment: equipment used for monitoring and testing electrical systems: volt meters, amp

meters, ohm meters, power meters, mergers, circuit tracers and phase meters, as well as, hand

tools used in the electrical trade such as benders, pipe threader, tap & die and all local and

national codes that apply.

Cash America Pawn, SLC August 2011- August 2012

Customer Service Representitive (CSR)

Responsible for the daily operations of the store and customer service, which include

handling all monetary t ransactions consisting of loans (pawns), payday advances, Auto

equity loans, purchases of merchandise, sales of merchandise, inventory of merchandise,

record keeping of all t ransactions, security of the store, and whatever other functions

deemed necessary by the store manager and corporate policies.

Sun Products Corp, SLC April 2008- November 2011

Electrician III August 2011- November 2011

Maintenance Team Manager, L5 May 2010- August 2011

Electrician III April 2008- May 2010

Electrician III: Responsible for the installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of the entire

power distribution system for the process and packaging areas, working with a variety of

electrical equipment and materials. Assist in designing, manufacturing and installation of control

cabinets that include: relays, PLC’s, CPUs, solid state controls.

Equipment: equipment used for monitoring and testing electrical systems: volt meters, amp

meters, ohm meters, power meters, mergers, circuit tracers and phase meters, as well as, hand

tools used in the electrical trade such as benders, pipe threader, tap & die and all local and

national codes that apply.

Maintenance Team Manager: manage the daily duties of the maintenance crew, including:

scheduling pm’s, work orders, projects, training, and trouble calls, along with safety training.

Responsible for annual evaluations, payroll entries for hours worked and absences. Data entry

into MP2 (maintenance data base) for pm’s, work orders, purchase requests, equipment

identification, work history per employee and equipment. Maintained personnel records, training

schedules, safety circle observations, process reviews to isolate high down time equipment and

initiate improvements to reduce down time. I work with other departments to schedule work in

order to reduce down time and lessen maintenance impact on production. Direct reports to upper

management and department heads through weekly report.

Equipment: equipment used for monitoring and testing electrical systems, HVAC-R, Mechanical,

and Hydraulic.

Cabinetry by Karman, Murray Feb. 2007- March 2008

Cefla Maintenance/ Production Supervisor

Assist department manager through supervising the Finishing department and the Cefla Finishing

production line. Responsibilities ranged from but were not limited too: all production personnel,

scheduling, inventory, evaluations, daily production reports, ordering production material, waste

disposal, and chair team member meeting. Managed all machines in the finishing process;

automatic conveyor systems; Quickwood finishing sander; Sorbini panel cleaner; RF material

heater; Cefla Automatic sprayer; heating and drying storage units; and the UV lamp drying unit.

Other responsibilities included the entire facility support systems such as: maintenance,

mechanical, electrical, air, and vacuum. Worked with maintenance in solving problems with

PLC’s: troubleshooting problems with the PLC software and hardware (input/output), CPUs,

sensors, proxy sensors, timers, relays, fuses, motors (ac/dc), motor control relays with or without

over-current protection, conveyor systems (high speed and standard/chain and belt drive).

Reason for Leaving: Looking for advancement.

NUTRACEUTICAL CORPORATION, Ogden, UT Sept. 2006- Feb. 2007

Maintenance Technician

Maintenance Mechanic duties covered the main production plant and all outline buildings.

Responsibilities range from but not limited too all production equipment in manufacturing,

encapsulation, compression, bottling, packaging, shipping and equipment related to building

maintenance. Equipment used include: bottle sorters, Cremer pill counters/ loaders of bottles,

Kapper machines, Axon induction sealers, check weightier, Quadrel label machines, sleever

machines, Axon heat tunnels, Domino and video jet printers. Responsible for facility support

systems for mechanical, electrical, air, and vacuum. Responsible for PLC troubleshooting

problems with the PLC software and hardware (input/output), CPUs, sensors, proxy sensors,

timers, relays, fuses, motors (AC/DC), motor control relays with or without over-current

protection, conveyor systems (high speed and standard/chain and belt drive).

Reason for Leaving: Looking for work closer to home.

SCHIFF INTERNATIONAL NUTRITION, Salt Lake City Sept. 2003-Aug. 2006

Maintenance Technician

Packaging Department: responsible for the maintenance of all packaging equipment; production

equipment and machinery used in the packaging process. Production equipment: bottle sorters,

Cremer pill counters/ loaders of bottles, Kapper machines, Axon induction sealers, check

weightier, Quadrel label machines, sleever machines, Axon heat tunnels, Domino and video jet

printers. Responsible for the entire facility support systems such as mechanical, electrical, air,

and vacuum. Also any problems with PLCs: troubleshooting problems with the PLC software

and hardware (input/output), CPUs, sensors, proxy sensors, timers, relays, fuses, motors

(AC/DC), motor control relays with or without over-current protection, conveyor systems (high

speed and standard/chain and belt drive).

Reason for Leaving: Recruited for a better opportunity.

DANNON YOGURT CO., SO. JORDAN Oct. 2002-Jul. 2003

Maintenance Mechanic I

Responsible for the maintenance of all production, processing, receiving and warehousing

equipment. Duties included the utilities used such as: electrical, water, chemical, heating, air

conditioning, vacuum pumps and compressors. Troubleshoot problems with PLC system - CPU,

power supply, input/output cards. Worked with sensors, proxy sensors, timers, relays, fuses,

motors (AC/DC), hydraulic, pneumatic, vacuum systems, circulating pumps for water or

chemical, motor control relays with or without over-current protection, lighting for the entire

building, fire alarm systems which included PIV risers, alarm panels for monitoring pressure and

valve sensors for automated valves. Production equipment: filling machines: Stork; Serac; Arcil;

and Remy, the conveyor system, Krones labeling machines, Aries over-wrap machines, Douglas

case packers, TECMA box makers and case sealer.

Reason for Leaving: Forced reduction.

D.F.C.M., STATE OF UTAH Aug. 2002-Oct. 2002

Journeyman Maintenance, Facilities Maintenance

Construction Specialist working in the Department of Facilities, Construction Management, for

the State of Utah, responsible for the maintenance of all State property, buildings and facilities.

These areas included: the Governors Mansion, the Capitol, State Court houses (3 rd, 6th and 8th

District Courts, and the State Supreme Court). Responsible for all utilities used including:

electrical, water, chemical, heating, air conditioning and vacuum. Troubleshooting on sensors,

proxy sensors, timers, relays, fuses, motors (ac/dc), hydraulic, pneumatic, vacuum systems,

circulating pumps for water or chemicals, motor control relays with or without over-current

protection, lighting for the building (inside and outside), fire alarm systems which include PIV

risers, alarm panels for monitoring the pressure and valve sensors for valves.

Reason for Leaving: Recruited for a better opportunity

COMPEQ INTERNATIONAL, Salt Lake City, Utah Jan. 2002-Jun 2002

Maintenance Technician, Facilities Maintenance

Responsible for maintenance of production equipment which included: installation and removal

of any or all production equipment used in the production process. This included electrical,

water, chemical, air, vacuum and any programming issues. Troubleshoot problems with PLC’s

(input/output), CPUs, sensors, proxy sensors, timers, relays, fuses, motors (AC/DC), hydraulic,

pneumatic, vacuum systems, circulating pumps for water or chemicals, motor control relays,

conveyor systems standard/chain and belt drive, alarm systems for monitoring pressure and valve

sensors for valves. I also responded to emergency calls regarding chemical spills. I am certified

in HAZMAT (hazardous material) handling as an ERT (emergency response team) member.

Reason for Leaving: Force reduction/ Laid off.

FAIRCHILD SEMICONDUCTOR, South Jordan, Utah Feb. 2000-Jan. 2002

Electrician, Master Craftsman Level, Maintenance/Installation

Assist line technicians with the installation and removal of production equipment used in the

process of making semiconductors, to modify any systems (electrical, water, air, chemical or

coolant) used by such equipment or tools. Responsible for all new/old electrical systems

supplying power as needed for the building operation which required a working knowledge of

reading existing prints as well as creating as-builds, ordering material to complete jobs and to

work with other trades (plumbers and carpenters) to ensure the proper completion of jobs

assigned. Experience in the installation and maintenance of power distribution systems from 120

volts up to 480, three-phase systems, as well as substations to primary and secondary panels,

experience in the installation of conduit to include: EMT, IMC, rigid, PVC, experience in

installation and maintenance of motor control panels. Experience includes the installation and

maintenance of internal and external transformers, also installation and maintenance of lighting

systems and lighting control systems to include automated lighting, motors, generators and

damper systems through a computer or software program.

Reason for Leaving: Force reduction/ Laid off.

ULTRADENT PRODUCTS, South Jordan, Utah Oct. 1997-Feb. 2000

Electrician, Construction/Maintenance

As the only electrician for the entire facility, my duties covered both the maintenance as well as

the construction parts of this job. My duties covered the maintenance and monitoring of all

electrical systems for the entire facility from the main service to the distribution network for

manufacturing, warehouse and administration offices. I was also responsible for engineering all

new installations and ensuring proper installation of all electrical per state and federal codes. I

was also responsible for the maintenance and operation of the emergency power system (UPS),

for the communications and electronic equipment. I also worked with the engineering

department in designing the electrical controls for product equipment like PLCs (input and

output modules), CPUs, input sensors, timers and proxy switches.

Reason for Leaving: Recruited for a better opportunity.

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH HOSPITAL, Salt Lake City, Utah Feb. 1993-Oct. 1997

Electrician, Construction/Maintenance

Install and remove any new/old electrical construction/remodel, which required a working

knowledge of prints, ordering material and to work well with other trades to ensure the proper

completion of each phase of this job. Responsible for the installation and maintenance of power

distributions from substations to primary and secondary panels. Responsible for the installation

of conduit to include: EMT; IMC; rigid PVC. Responsible for installation and maintenance of

motor control panels. Responsibilities includes the installation and maintenance of internal and

external transformers; also, installation and maintenance of lighting systems and lighting control

systems to include automated lighting, motors, generators and damper systems through a

computer or software program. Lockout/Tagout Program which included the training of the

Facilities Department of 180 personnel, causing improvements of the existing SOP and thorough

inspections.

Reason for Leaving: Recruited for a better opportunity.

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH, Salt Lake City, Utah May 1992-Feb. 1993

Electrician, Maintenance

Responsible for maintaining the electrical systems for the housing sector of the student housing

department on campus. I also worked with in-house appliances and fixtures. I maintained the

water pumping system for the student housing, as well as, the heat exchanger for the hot water

heating system. Maintained the A/C units in each of the rooms, as well as, the building cooling

system. Backup supervisor responsibilities which included the scheduling the daily work orders

and projects.

Reason for Leaving: Offered a better opportunity.

UNISYS CORPORATION, Salt Lake City, Utah May 1981-Feb. 1992

Electrical, Construction/Maintenance

Installation and maintenance of power distributions systems for all company sites. Designed

overload protection for systems. Working with a variety of conduit sizes and type such as: EMT;

IMC; rigid; flex; sealtight; and PVC. Designing, manufacturing and installing control panels

which included; relays, PLCs, CPUs, solid state controls. Included in my experiences are

working with such support items as installation and maintenance of transformers, lighting

systems, automated lighting control systems, motors, generators and damper systems operated

through computer software programs.

Equipment: equipment used for monitoring and testing electrical systems: volt meters, amp

meters, ohm meters, power meters, mergers, circuit tracers and phase meters. Basic hand tools

used in the electrical trade: benders 2" to 4", pipe threaders, tap & die and all local and national

codes that apply.

Maintenance Mechanic

Responsible for maintaining all internal and external equipment which included, but not limited

to: the building utilities, A/C units, heat exchanger, boilers, steam generators, city water, sewer,

electrical power. Maintain, repair, install and troubleshoot the above items which included the

equipment those items supplied. Project leader on job assignments and supervised crews of SOS

and Manpower personnel contracted to work on projects.

Reason for Leaving: Laid off due to cutbacks

Obtained certificates in HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning). Background

working with computers and various types of software: Microsoft Word, Corel WordPerfect,

spreadsheets, forms, presentation programs such as PowerPoint, etc

EDUCATION/TRAINING

2 years University of Phoenix Bachelor of Science in Management

2 years University of Phoenix Associates Degree of Arts

12 years Salt Lake Community High SchoolDiploma

4 years Electrical Apprenticeship Program Journeyman License

1 year International Correspondence School/Electrical Engineering Credit Hours

1 year International Correspondence School/Gunsmithing Diploma

1 year International Correspondence School/Business Management Credit Hours

1 year Professional Course Development Institute/HVAC Diploma

Pending:

18 months University of Phoenix, Masters in Business Administration

Permits/Licenses:

16 years Journeyman Electrician License

3 years HAZMAT Permit

3 years First Responder Permit

3 years Emergency Response Team Member Permit

PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES: Available Upon Request

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