High School Maintenance

DANIEL RIVERA

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CONSTRUCTION SKILLS TRAINING:

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New York, NY

Environmental Response & Remediation Technician Training

Basic Carpentry (45 hours): Intro to carpentry materials,

tools, and repair techniques; locate and repair structural

problems; install sheetrock and floor materials (including

ceramic and vinyl tile); etc.

Basic Plumbing (45 hours): Repair of fixtures including:

faucets, valves, and flushometers; work with a variety of

piping; pipe soldering, threading; etc.

Basic Electricity (45 hours): Maintain and repair building

electrical systems; electrical theory; wiring; conduits;

repairing and installing switches, outlets, fixtures, and

circuit breakers; etc.

Hazardous Materials / HAZWOPER: (OSHA-40 hours): Met the

requirements to recognize and describe hazards that may be

present on a site.

Asbestos Abatement Handler (32 hours): Asbestos

recognition; abatement methods and procedures; clean up

and clearance; OSHA, State Regulations.

Construction Health & Safety (OSHA-10 hours): Protective

equipment usage and management in a variety of work

situations associated with materials.

Confined Space (16 hours): Intro to regulations and safety

work in OSHA confined spaces; coursework includes:

recognition of hazards, health effects of exposure,

testing procedures for atmospheric monitoring and legal

liability.

SOLAR ONE

New York, NY

Weatherization Training

Energy Basics: principles of heat transfer; ability to

identify the "Thermal Envelope" of buildings; the effects

of unwanted moisture; factors affecting indoor air quality

and preliminary cost benefit analysis of installation of

energy efficient materials and equipment.

Sealing air leaks: priorities of sealing, attics,

basements, crawl spaces, and sidewalls, as well as

weather-stripping doors and hatches.

Ventilation system: principals of simple and central

ventilation systems.

Insulating: attics, sloped ceilings, walls, floors,

foundation walls, crawl spaces as well as replacing

windows with energy efficient windows and how to improve

existing windows.

Heating and air conditioning systems: (HVAC) furnaces,

heat pumps, electric resistance heating, hot water and

steam boilers, cooling basics, reducing air conditioning

load, upgrading or replacing heating and air conditioning

systems, upgrading or replacing hot water systems

including stand alone and integrated heating and hot water

equipment.

Renovations: re-air sealing and insulation for built-up

walls and roofs with increased and adequate R-values to

match climate needs; moisture control and augmentation or

installation of supplementary new HVAC; energy efficient

white appliances and lights and lighting systems.

Photo Voltaic Panel Installation

Basic Principals of Solar System: Electric principals,

irradiation, sun path, surface orientations, shading,

photo effect, cells or modules: and characteristics

Structural Design Aspect: Planning, good workmanship,

inspections, common mistakes to avoid during installation,

building code requirements

On Grid System component fundamentals: Inverters,

disconnects, combiners, component sizing, grid

interconnections, grounding, system trouble shooting

Installation: Mounting and racking systems, conduit and

wiring, boxes, junctions, moving and installing panels

DANIEL RIVERA

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347-***-**** / 646-***-**** / **************@*****.***[pic]

EXPERIENCE:

06/10 - HARVARD MAINTENANCE

09/10 New York, NY

Maintenance / Porter

Maintained restrooms in clean and sanitary order;

replenished with toiletries such as napkins, bath tissue

as needed.

Performed general maintenance duties: removing garbage

from receptacles. Vacuumed rugs in offices as requested

Supervisor.

06/08 - BOSTON WORKPLACE

10/09 Boston, MA

Maintenance Worker

Tasks included: stripping, buffing and waxing floors and

hallways as instructed by Supervisor. Removed snow or

garbage debris from surrounding building grounds and

sidewalk.

Responsible for sanitizing and maintaining a clean and

safe environment for staff and consumers.

03/07 - MASSACHUSETTS ALCOHOL TREATMENT CTR Bridgewater,

05/08 MA

Food Service Worker / Prep Cook

Assisted in preparing and serving meals daily to a minimum

of 200 patients in the facility. Maintained a daily

inventory of supplies and food products.

Kept kitchen in sanitary and clean order to prevent from

accidents. Loaded and unloaded trucks with food and

non-food items.

10/00 - SPHERION TEMP AGENCY

05/05 North Dartmouth, MA

Warehouse Worker

Performed general warehouse duties of stacking products on

shelves or into trucks for delivery daily. Distributed

merchandise to driver's en route.

06/96 - SID WAINER AND SON'S

02/98 New Bedford, MA

Warehouse Worker

Packed and unpacked items to be stocked on shelves in

stockrooms, or warehouses. Marked items with tags,

stamps, electric marking tools,

Verified inventory computations by comparing them to

physical counts of stock, and investigate discrepancies or

adjust errors.

Stored items in delivery trucks for delivery to customers

daily. or other labeling equipment.

Determined proper storage methods, identification, and

physical capabilities of facilities. Examined and

inspected food and vegetable items for any damages during

packaging or delivery.

EDUCATION:

08/10 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE New

York, NY

Building Maintenance Technician Course

06/99 NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL

New Bedford, MA

High School Diploma

CERTIFICATIONS:

OSHA Health and Safety (10 Hazardous Materials / HAZWOPER

Hour) (40 Hrs)

Confined Space (16 Hour) Asbestos Abatement Handler (32

Hr)

Carpentry, Plumbing, & Weatherization

Electrical

Energy Assessment Training HVAC Certified

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