Electrical Training

Henry Gilbert

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

League City, Texas 77573

281-***-**** hm

281-***-**** cell

EMPLOYMENT

**** - **** ***** *****, ***.

REFRIGERATION SUPERVISOR

Oversee operation and maintenance of 2 ammonia

refrigeration processes, 1 R-22 refrigeration

process, steam generation process, hot water

process, compressed air system and all HVAC

equipment to include make-up air units (MAU's)

required for positive pressure environments.

Participate in project scope development.

Solicit and review contractor bids. Supervise

projects. Manage PSM program and address issues

identified through program required audits.

Write and conduct training on all SOP's for

ammonia refrigeration processes. Develop and

implement equipment PM programs. Conduct

monthly safety training. Manage man-hours. Act

as incident commander for facility Hazmat team.

Ensure all department associated regulatory

and licensing documentation remains current and

accurate.

2001 - 2007 Tyson Foods, Inc.

LEAD REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN

Responsible for day to day operations of plant

including NH3 (ammonia) refrigeration process

and R-22 (Freon) refrigeration process.

Received formal refrigeration operator and PSM

training through the Garden City program in

Olathe, Kansas, as well as boiler operation

training through Tyson sponsored program.

Authored all of the SOP material for

refrigeration process; responsible for training

new personnel; participated in on site

Mechanical Integrity inspections of

refrigeration process as well as Process Hazard

Analysis audits. Responsible for issuing work

instructions and scheduling work projects.

Responsible for the electrical maintenance and

refrigeration maintenance of the automated

production line with PLC Programmers; Fabricate

basic parts and rebuild parts;

Electrical/Mechanical troubleshooting; Ensure

all equipment operational on production lines.

2001 - 2000 SOUTHWEST SHIPYARD (Channelview, TX)

ELECTRICAL FOREMAN

Responsible for the troubleshooting, repair and

installation of all facility electrical systems

and equipment.

2000 -1999 NEWPARK SHIPBUILDING (Galveston,

TX)

LEAD ELECTRICIAN

Responsible for the troubleshooting, repair and

installation of all facility electrical systems

and equipment.

1999 - 1994 PORT OF GALVESTON

MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN

Responsible for all Port owned electrical

systems and equipment as well as HVAC

equipment. Received "universal" certification

in refrigeration through EPA during this time.

1994 - 1989 MILT'S SEAFOOD

MAINTENANCE MANAGER

Responsible for all automated equipment

associated with the 300 tom ice plant on site

as well as facility walk in coolers and

refrigerated product display cases.

1988 - 1983 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER

JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN

Assigned to the central complex in Houston.

Responsible for the troubleshooting and repair

of all company electric, pneumatic and

hydraulic maintenance tools and equipment.

Included 3 years apprentice school.

1983 - 1979 UNITED STATES MARINE CORP

Avionics Technician for the 101st F4-Phantom

Fighter Jet training squadron based in Yuma,

Arizona. Responsible for the troubleshooting

and repair of all electrical systems.

Assignments included NCOIC of aircraft phase

inspections. Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI)

for the QA division. Squad leader for squadron

maintenance team sent to "Top Gun" pilot

training exercise.

TRAINING COMPLETED

Licensed First Grade Stationary Engineer

PSM Management Training

Ammonia Refrigeration Operator Training at Garden City College and

Northwest Technical Institute.

Hazmat Team Member

Universal EPA Certification

MISCELLANEOUS

I have extensive experience in working with voltages ranging from 24v

control to 4160v supply. I have PLC experience as it applies to automated

production lines. I can read and understand prints and schematics. I have

also (on occasion) designed electrical circuits to meet site specific

system equipment performance requirements.

REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

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