Electrical Maintenance

Richard Lee Anderson, II

**** ****** ***** **. #**** Reno, NV 89523 775-***-****

Work Experience:

Sierra Engineering & Machinery, July 2010 to Present -

Install wiring for OEM Company: DC drives and motors, servo's, pressure

sensors (GEM) 24 VDC and 10VDC controls, GE PLC 10 slot rack and 2=5

slot IO racks, vacuum switches, hydraulic tank controls and various

sizes (HP) 480 VAC 3 phase motors. Solder military plugs for quick

disconnect from main control panel to the machine skid. Connect

Ethernet cableing for communication links. Program mentor and unidrive

controllers manufactured by Emerson. Install 150 KVA XFMR for 3 phase

power with various voltage taps to accommodate foreign countries.

Tekniplex, March 2010 to July 2010 - Industrial Maintenance Electrician.

Provide electrical maintenance support to production entities and

building. Perform predictive/preventive maintenance inspections as

assigned. Utilize troubleshooting ability to diagnose problem

situations. Perform other duties as assigned by Maintenance Supervisor

and/or management.

Lightning Source, Inc., November 2008 to March 2010 - Production

Maintenance.

Maintain/repair: binder equipment, laminators, trimmers and Hytrol

conveyor system. PLC-5 and Wonder Ware

Industrial maintenance: electrical, mechanical, pneumatics,

hydraulics, welding and some painting.

Miller-Motte Technical College, July 2007 to August 2008, Electrical

Systems Instructor

Instructed classes of 10 to 25 students in Electrical Systems design,

installation, and maintenance. Subjects included: Electrical codes both

local and national, feeder and branch circuit installation, Low and High

voltage wiring and installation.

Also, taught advance subjects including: Motors and Motor Controls,

Process Logic Control (PLC), Electrical/Electronic Theory.

City of Gallatin, June 2005 to July 2007, Utilities Maintenance Supervisor

(Wastewater treatment plant/pump stations):

Responsibilities include: maintain, repair, and fault isolation AC

motors, process control circuits, and electrical circuits. Established a

preventative maintenance program which included: obtaining cost for

electrical materials, instrumentation, control system components, and

large equipment installation/repair. Additionally, developed scheduling

process that ensured regular system preventive maintenance, which reduce

equipment down time by 25 percent. Maintain/repair emergency generators.

FedEx Ground, February 1999 to June 2005, Maintenance Electrician

(PLC/Instrumentation):

Responsibilities include: electrical systems, control circuits/equipment,

mechanical systems/equipment, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems. FedEx

Ground was an automated package handling and sorting system. Receive

certification in welding.

Gaylord Entertainment: Opryland Hotel, November 1996 to February 1999,

Electrician Tech II:

Maintain electrical systems within the hotel. Perform preventative

maintenance tasks. Respond to emergency calls and survey hotel for

potential problems. Run temporary power for trade shows.

Education & Licenses:

Long Beach Community College;

Electrical and Electronics, Motors and Motor Controls

Allen Bradley Courses: Basic Course for Programmable Controllers

SLC 500 Programming

SLC 500 Advanced Programming

Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts, Prior to 1996,

Electrician/Instrumentation II:

PLC programming: logic modifications and installation, wiring control

panels, design revisions of PLC control circuits. Troubleshoot and repair

AC and DC motors and drive units, work on level controllers and bubbler

systems. Repair and maintain electrical equipment installed in wastewater

treatment plants and pump stations consisting of Allen Bradley SLC-500

PLC(s and variable frequency drives, motor controls, sludge collectors,

chemical feed systems and lighting systems. Interpret blueprints and design

electrical control modifications. Installed Supervisory Control and Data

Acquisition (S.C.A.D.A.) system.

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