Resume from

Steve Canaday

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Reno, NV 89521

775-***-****

Degrees

UCLA Los Angeles, California: Major, Application Programming, Certified

Programmer September 1982

Clark College Vancouver, Washington: Major, Manufacturing Systems

Maintenance Technology, AAS March 2000

Clark College Vancouver, Washington: Major, Industrial Electronics

Technology, AAS March 2000

Western Baptist College Salem, Oregon: Major, Management and

Communication, BS graduation May 2002

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Electrical Journeyperson certificates held:

Received from License Type License Number Date Received

State of Washington Journeyperson CANADSA113NE 08/05/1989

State of Oregon Journeyperson 15060J 08/28/1997

State of Washington Administrator CANADS*112NE 08/05/1989

State of California Electrical Contractor 524944

02/28/1988

WORK EXPERIENCE

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Company Name: City of Carson City

ADDRESS: 3505 Butti Way

Carson City, NV 89701

From 10-2008 to 2-2011

Title: Electrical/Signal Tech III

DUTIES: Assist with plans, troubleshoot, repair and install wiring

circuits, transformers, motors, protective devices, switches, control

devices, alarm systems, and lighting systems.

Assist in the design, installation, testing, calibrating, maintaining

and repairing of the electronic process control systems and

components, and data acquisition systems including: flow measurement,

level measurement, process control systems and instrumentation,

programmable logic controllers and alarm systems Contact vendors and

other agencies to determine the availability, applicability and

performance of components.

Purchase required parts and equipment and maintain accurate records of

work performed, materials used and associated costs. Work with City

or contract engineers to specify or recommend equipment and designs

for process control and data acquisition systems. Inspect and test

components installed by contractors. Performed all duties in a safe

manner.

Perform related duties and responsibilities as required.

Plan, troubleshoot, repair and install wiring circuits, transformers,

motors, protective devices, switches, control devices, alarm systems, and

lighting systems as per the NEC. Design, install, test, calibrate, maintain

and repair electronic process control systems and components, and data

acquisition systems including, flow measurement, level measurement, process

control systems and instrumentation, programmable logic controllers, and

alarm systems.

Install, maintain and repair traffic signal equipment as directed. Contact

vendors and other agencies to determine the availability, applicability and

performance of components. Purchase required parts and equipment and

maintain accurate records of work performed, materials used and associated

costs. Assist in working with City or contract engineers to specify or

recommend equipment and designs for process control and data acquisition

systems. Inspect and test components installed by contractors.

Perform related duties and responsibilities as required. Utilize proper

safety precautions related to all work performed. Use computer to produce

records of activities program soft-starts for motors, program PLC's to

control electrical systems, use Microsoft Office Word to create written

reports, send and receive email, and conduct research via the Internet.

Travel between jobsites. Move about on foot over rough terrain, and get in

and out of a vehicle to conduct inspections. Review and evaluate employers'

written programs. Visually inspect worksites to identify safety and health

hazards and offer advice on abatement. Work with contractors to improve

electrical installations.

Install electrical equipment using the NEC as an installation guide.

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Company Name: Labor & Industrial

ADDRESS: 312 SE Stonemill Dr Suite 120

Vancouver WA 98684

From 3-93 to 10-2008

Title: Electrical Inspector

Inspect all buildings construction and remodels including residential

and commercial electrical building installations for compliance with

NEC and Washington Administrative Code (WAC). Ensure safe and quality

electrical and safe installation of electrical systems.

Assist customers in resolving technical questions; give interpretation

of NEC and WAC code as set forth by the department. Survey job sites

for proper progression of job and assure contractors are in ratio with

regards to the number of journeymen to apprentice.

Respond to inquires regarding jobs and whether or not the job is being

done by licensed contractors and journeymen and with proper permits.

Strive to make timely and quality inspections. Inspect high tech.

Installations like Sony, HP and Wafer Tech computer chip plaint.

Inspect all electrical installations of every voltage and amperage.

Work with contractors to improve working relations and improve

customer service. Conduct independent safety inspections in industries

that could include manufacturing, construction and other industries

and locations as assigned.

Review and evaluate employers' written programs. Visually inspect

worksites to identify safety and health hazards and offer advice on

abatement. Investigate accidents to identify root cause and

contributing factors.

Investigate employee complaints and referrals about safety and health

hazards in workplaces. Issue citations, propose monetary penalties,

and write technical reports documenting employee exposure to safety

and health hazards that are violations of WISHA (Washington's OSHA)

standards.

Defend citations at appeal hearings, both informal and formal. Ensure

abatement of hazards by follow-up inspections or alternate means. Use

a variety of inspection tools, equipment and measuring devices.

Use computer to produce records of inspections and inspection

schedules, use Microsoft Office Word to create written reports, send

and receive email, and conduct research via the Internet. Travel

between jobsites. Move about on foot over rough terrain, and get in

and out of a vehicle to conduct inspections.

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Company Name: Clark Collage

Address: Vancouver, WA

From 9-99 to 6-2002

Title: Instructor, Computer, Electronics

Duties: Teach students in the subjects of Motor

Control, Electronics, Digital Logic, and Electrical systems. These courses

were designed to give the students an AA or AAS degree in a variety of

disciplines.

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Company Name: Canaday Electric

Address: P.O. Box 3736

Federal Way, WA

From 3-88 to 3-93

Title: Electrical Contractor & Administrator

Duties: Supervise eight journeymen in residential and

commercial electrical work. Survey and bid residential and commercial

electrical jobs and obtain electrical permits.

Main duties were:

Study NEC and WAC code to ensure jobs were installed in compliance

with state and local codes.

Schedule and coordinate job activities, train and assist employees in

troubleshooting problems.

Punching and inventory control, track job and material costs.

Access employee performance for promotion and raises and interviewing

applicants for employment.

Hold safety meetings job progress and job improvements suggestions.

Process payroll and time cards and handle accounts receivable and

accounts payable.

Supervise 2 clerical, eight journeymen and 2 apprentice trainees in

residential and commercial electrical and building construction work.

Survey and bid residential and commercial construction and electrical

jobs and obtain permits to perform construction work.

Study NEC and WAC code to ensure jobs were installed in compliance

with state and local codes. Schedule and coordinate job activities,

train and assist employees in troubleshooting problems. Punching and

inventory control, track job and material costs.

Access employee performance for promotion and raises. Conduct

interviews with applicants for employment. Hold safety meetings, job

progress and job improvements suggestions meetings. Process payroll,

time cards and handle accounts receivable and accounts payable.

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Company Name: Department of Water and Power

Address: 1630 N. Main St., LA, Ca. 90052

From 3-83 to 10-89

Title: Electrical Repair Supervisor

Duties: Supervise and coordinate the work of 20+ journeymen

(out of a shop of 130 electrical journeymen and apprentice) with an

annual budget of $10 million to perform shop and field repairs to

maintain power generation and support equipment. More specifically,

I supervised the sub-shops of cranes, elevators, wiring, AC

maintenance and DC generation maintenance.

My other duties included the:

Development and writing of contracts for goods and services

Knowledge of supervisory and administrative procedures

Submitting annual and five-year budgets for personnel and equipment

Enacting cost control and efficient personnel utilization

Awareness of the work hazards and necessary safety precautions

Use of clearances to work on or near high voltage electric equipment

Scheduling work between shops, within the shop, and on large repair

jobs

Read and understand electrical circuit plans and diagrams

Moving and installing heavy electric station equipment

Compiling and dissimulation of MSDS info

Maintain working relationships with vendors and departmental heads

Uphold working rules and company practices, including implementing

and supporting affirmative action, equal employment opportunities and

sexual harassment policies.

Work on and around all voltages form 120 VAC to 500 KVDC on the

Sylmar Receiving station.

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Company Name: UCLA

Address: LA, CA.

From 1-80 to 3-83

Title: Computer Lab Instructor

Duties: Supervise the computer lab and instruct the students in the use

of all of the computers at UCLA, such as the main-frame, HP 3000, and the

IBM PC's. Instruct the students in the use of all the software taught at

ULCA including word, excel, auto-cad, along with the computer languages

including Basic, Pascal, Assembler, C, COBOL, and operating systems like

DOS, JCL, WILBER, CPM, and Unix

Education/Training

Institution Major Subject Date Units/Hours

Completed

Cert./ License

Carson High School General 1-73 Diploma

Yes

Harbor Occupational Marine Electrician 1-73 1422

Hours Yes

TPC Electrical Maintenance 12 courses 2-79

Certification Yes

DWP Supervision 4-85 Certification

Yes

KEYE Supervision 1-83 Certification

Yes

TPC Intro to Electronics 3-77 Certification

Yes

TPC Batteries & DC Circuits 5-77

Certification Yes

TPC Transformers & AC Circuits 6-77 Certification

Yes

TPC Electric Measuring Instruments 7-77

Certification Yes

TPC Electric Protective Devices 8-77

Certification Yes

TPC DC Equipment Controls 9-77 Certification

Yes

TPC Single Phase Motors 10-77 Certification

Yes

TPC Three Phase Motors 11-77 Certification

Yes

TPC Three Phase Systems 12-77 Certification

Yes

TPC AC Motors 1-78 Certification

Yes

Ramset Co. Ramset Power Tool 5-84 Certification

Yes

DWP CPR Modular training 9-84 4 Hr

Yes

DWP Operation Orders "Clearances" 4-84 4 Hr

Yes

DWP Fire Extinguishers 9-84 2 Hr

Yes

DWP Gas Welding Apparatus 2-85 1 Hr

Yes

DWP Fork Lift Safety 2-85 8 Hr

Yes

DWP Safety Tag Training 1-85 4 Hr

Yes

P&H Co. Mechanical Maintenance Overhead cranes 10-86

Certification Yes

DWP Selection Interview Training 7-87

Certification Yes

Shipley Effective Business Writing 11-87

Certification Yes

DWP Crane Operator 1-84 License

Yes

DWP Lock Out and Tagging 5-86 Certification

Yes

Paul Monroe Hydraulics Hydraulics #1 (Intro.) 5-80

Certification Yes

Paul Monroe Hydraulics Hydraulics #2 (Advanced) 7-week class 3-81

Certification Yes

Tower Hydraulics Theory of Hydraulic 5 day seminar 6-80 40 Hr

Yes

Electronic interfacing

Southern Calif. Gas Industrial Combustion 7-80

Certification Yes

Armco Steel Industrial Furnaces 6-76 Certification

Yes

CDI Computer Repair 9 month course 9-82

Certification No

El Camino College Intro. to Semiconductors 6-75 4

Smstr Yes

Cerritos College Fundamentals of NC's 6-79 3 Smstr

Yes

UCLA Business & Management 9-82 36 Qtr

Yes

Application Programming

Keye Productivity Intro. to Management seminar 1-83

8Hr .6 CEU's Yes

DWP Intro. to Supervision 4-85 Certification

Yes

DWP Management 9-86 Certification

Yes

Harnischfeger Institute Mechanical Maintenance 2 day seminar

10-86 16 Hr / Cert. Yes

DWP Selection Interview Training 7-87

Certification Yes

Shapely Associates Effective Business Writing 11-87

Certification Yes

American Red Cross Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 2-88

Certification Yes

American Red Cross Multimedia Standard First Aid 2-88

Certification Yes

California State Electrical Contractor's License 2-88

License Yes

Washington State Journeyman Electrician's License 10-89 License

Yes

Education/Training

Institution Major Subject Date Units/Hours

Completed

Cert./ License

Washington State General Electrical Administrator's 10-89 License

Yes

Washington State Electrical Contractor's License 11-89

License Yes

Highline Community Human Relations 2-89 5

Qtr Yes

Highline Community Persuasive Writing 2-89

5 Qtr Yes

Highline Community Advertising 2-89 5

Qtr Yes

Clark College Spanish 101 12-96 5 Qtr

Yes

Clark College Spanish 102 Start

Winter Qtr

Perry Technical Institute DC Drives Principles 5 month course 3-90

Certification Yes

L&I Policy Manual on-line 8-93 1 Hr

Yes

L&I Hostile Clients 6-94 3 Hr

Yes

L&I Confined Space 7-94 3 Hr

Yes

L&I Fall Protection 8-94 4 Hr

Yes

L&I Lock out/Tag out 8-94 4 Hr

Yes

L&I Ladder Safety 8-94 4 Hr

Yes

L&I Emergency Escape Respirators 11-94 2

Hr Yes

L&I Hazardous Materials 11-94 2 Hr Yes

L&I Emergency Escape Respirators 11-94 1 Hr

Yes

IAEI High Voltage / Code Change 3-95 16 CEU's

Yes

L&I Defensive Driving 8-95 4 Hr

Yes

IAEI NEC Calculations 4-95 8 CR's

Yes

Washington State Real Estate Salesman 4-95 License

Yes

IAEI Code Changes 10/2\5/95 24 Hr /

8 CEU's Yes

IAEI Code Analysis 12/95 8 CEU's

Yes

L&I Electrical Septic Systems 1-96 2 Hr

Yes

L&I Over 600 Volts 1-96 2 Hr

Yes

L&I Drug & Alcohol Policy 3-96 2 Hr

Yes

IAEI Tri-Chapter Training NEC 3-96 2 Hr

Yes

IAEI National Certification General Inspector 4-96 8

Hr Yes

IAEI National Certification Plain Review 4-96 8

Hr Yes

IAEI NEC UPDATE 4-14/15-97 16 Hr

Yes

Breakers/ Fuses "

Transformers/ Short circuit Current "

Signs "

Testing Methods "

Breaker Applications "

All the IAEI class/meetings listed above dealt with NEC code.

COMPUTER LANGUAGES PROGRAMMED WITH

Language Machine CPU

Basic Apple/Atari 6502

MS Basic IBM PC 8088/80286/80386

Assembler Apple/Atari 6502

Assembler IBM Main Frame 360/370

COBOL IBM Main Frame 360/370

JCL IBM Main Frame 360/370

Pascal IBM Main Frame 360/370

Pascal UNIX VAX

FORTRAN IBM Main Frame 360/370

C UNIX VAX

C Mac/Atari/Amiga 68000,10,20

C++ Borland IBM PC 8088/80286/80386/80486

Education/Training

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Operating System Machine Used on

CPM CPM Based HP

MS-DOS MS Based 8088,80286,80386

UNIX VAX & 80286,80386,68000,10,20

Wilber IBM Main Frame

TSO IBM Main Frame

TOS Atari 68000

MS DOS IBM PC Based 8088,80286,80386,80486,80586

Windows / Windows 95 IBM PC Based 8088,80286,80386,80486,80586

APPLICATION PROGRAMS

Program Name Program Type

Word Star Word Processor

1St Word Word Processor

WordPerfect Word Processor

Lotus 123 Spreadsheet

VIP Spreadsheet

dBase III,IV Data Base

Norton File Utilities

Microsoft Word Word Prosser

Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet

KeyCAD Engineering CAD

Harbor Occupational Trade School

Wilmington

August 1971

January 1973

Marine Electrician

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