Maintenance Electrical
Resume:
Rickie L. Clark
Cresaptown,Md 21502
240-***-**** (cell)
Email: ***********@*******.***
OBJECTIVE, Electrician or Facility Maintenance, 1st or 2nd shift
Ventura Foods Presently employed
1501 Orchard Dr. PC Maintenance $22hr
Chambersburg, Pa Mike Shetler
Maintain cup and pouched food processing equipment that produces products for customers as, Burger King, Papa Johns and McDonalds, Asist operators in the startup or breakdowns to reduce downtime to a minimum. Maintain tools and work area in a safe and clean to sterile environment.
CSX
Cumberland locomotive Shop Resigned employed from 05/08 to 11/16
16 Offut Rd. Locomotive Electrician $30+ hr
Cumberland,Md 21502 James Brown- 301-***-****
Maintain locomotives electrically though a recurring qualifying program with an emphasis on safety. Perform inspections and repair electrical systems which include train control in accordance with FRA requirements and guidelines. Move and track test locomotives in a timely matter as required to return to service. Document results and update software in Both GE and EMD locomotives in screens, event recorders, Cab signal devices and PTC as required.
Pioneer Conveyor Dates employed: 06/07 to 04/08
170 Leon White Rd Facility Maintenance $12.50hr
Oakland, MD, 21550-6326 Rick Cassidy 301-***-****
Performed daily equipment maintenance on machinery such as CNC bar cutter, Tubing cutter, counter bore, welders, compressors and automated saws. Performed facility maintenance as needed on building lighting electrical, plumbing and structures. Maintain a state Journeyman’s electrical license.
Oleska Enterprises Dates employed: 11/06 to 06/07
3214 Earl L Core Rd, - Facility maintenance: $10.00 hr
Morgantown, WV 26508 Jerry Blaker 304-***-****
Performed daily equipment maintenance on trash compactors, welders, compressors and dumpsters. Performed facility maintenance as needed on building lighting electrical, heating, plumbing and structures .Maintained class A- CDL’s to fill in as substitute driver for dump truck, sanitation or beverage distribution.
Readiness Management Support Dates employed: 02/2003 to 10/2006
239 Southwood Dr. Panama City. FL. Generator Mechanic/Operator $22.50hr 32405-4905 USAF air bases Persian Gulf
Operated and maintained diesel generator power plants supplying power to critical, non critical and construction sites on or nearby USAF bases on rotating and swing shifts. Duties involved light maintenance (oil changes-filters), fueling and managing KW load changes . 850-***-**** Dwight E. Clark
DynCorp International Dates employed: 01/2002 to 01/2003
AL-Udeid Air base Qatar Power Production supervisor $20.50hr
Served as a production supervisor overseeing 3-5 Sri Lankens in the reconstitution of
USAF Harvest Falcon Assets. These assets include Generators: 750kw, down to 60kw, Compressors including the MC- 2 to -5 series. Light carts TF-1/2. Power distribution systems including Primary distribution systems (4160v) and secondary Distribution (120v/240). Served (90days) as Technical Field Representative during Operation Iraqi freedom in Jordan.
US Army Student Training Facility Dates Employed: 03/1992-12/2002
860 Army Road Grade Level: WG-10
Kingwood, WV 26537 Salary: $39,769.60
USA Maintenance Mechanic
Performed maintenance and repair of equipment in a six building complex
Which included the structures, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, pneumatic temperature controls, dining equipment and lawn care equipment. Ensured work was accomplished according to plans or developed plans when none existed. Operated a Vehicle and lawn care equipment in performance of duty. Ensured all safety rules and regulations were followed in compliance with duties. Performed the landscaping for the facility. Maintained a class A Commercial Drivers license and transported vehicles to other training areas outside of state borders. Supervisor’s Name: Harvey Kerstetter. Phone: 304-***-****)
USAF Reserve Dates Employed: 04/1992-01/2002
911th Civil Eng. Sqn. Det 1 Grade : E-6 Part Time
Hart Field, Morgantown, WV Interior/Exterior Electrician
(this unit decommissioned)
Installed and maintained high voltage Harvest Falcon power distribution systems,
secondary electrical utilities for bare base operations, airfield lighting and aircraft arresting systems. Installed new electrical systems in connection with construction projects. (Supervisor’s Name: Morgan Withrow. Phone: 412-***-****)
US Air Force Dates Employed: 09/1982-06/1986
Aircraft Control and Warning Radar Specialist
Installed, maintained and repaired tactical aircraft control and warning radar equipment (TPS-43E). Installed radar set, erected and aligned antennas; operated,
tuned, aligned and adjusted the transmitter, receivers and indicators. Performed
preventative maintenance by inspection, test or repair on a scheduled basis. Isolated
malfunctions and repaired or replaced faulty modules, circuit cards and components.
Performed off equipment maintenance of repairables including troubleshooting of
Printed circuit cards using special card test and associated test equipment. Additional
Duties: Safety NCO and Vehicle NCO. (Supervisor’s name: Steven Smith)
Defense Electronic Supply Center Dates Employed: 12/1986-04/1992
1507 Wilmington Pike Grade Level: GS-09
Kettering, OH 45444 Salary: $28,584.40
Equipment Specialist, 1670
Assisted in finding new suppliers for low demand or obsolete items. Such as
Transformers or relays utilizing blueprints and stock samples. Cataloged these
Items into the National Stock numbering system by hard copy file and computer
Database. (Supervisor’s name: Lewis Truhune)
Dickerson Generating Station Dates Employed: 07/1978-08/1982
21200 Martinsburg Road Salary: $13520.00
Dickerson, MD 20753 Hours per week: 40
Electrical Maintenance
Planned and installed new wiring and conduit systems as needed. Performed
preventative maintenance on all electrical equipment such as boiler firing
assemblies, small fan motors, pump motors, crane equipment, motor controls,
coal handling equipment, boiler controls, train electrical equipment, alarm
controls, public address systems, large breakers, fly ash storage and handling
systems, precipitators, waste water and air treatment facilities.
(Supervisor’s name: Wayne Chamblee)
Education:
North Hagerstown High School, 1975
Hagerstown Junior College, 1975-1978
Journeyman Electrician, 1978
Hagerstown, MD 21741
Power production maintenance technical training
Potomac Electric Power Company
Washington DC, 1981
USAF Technical Training
Keesler AFB, MS
Warning Radar Specialist, 1983
Community College of USAF, Technical Applied Science, 63 Semester Hours
Job-Related Training Courses:
Civil Engineer Management Crafts Course, 80 Hrs, May 2000, Sheppard-AFB
Apprentice Electrical Systems Specialist, 543 Hrs, Nov. 1994, Sheppard AFB, TX
Leadership Development, 80 Hrs, May 1991, Dayton, OH
Digital Techniques, 29 Hrs, Jan. 1985, Hahn AFB, Germany
Job-Related Skills:
Computer Literate
Can utilize electrical meters and refrigerant gauges
Qualified to operate 45-passenger bus, 10k forklift, bucket truck, Can operate Arc Welder, gas welder, and cutting torch
Can calibrate pneumatic systems and components
Job-Related Certificates and Licenses:
Certified Electrician in West Virginia
Commercial Drivers License (expired)
Secret Clearance expired 2006 (once held TS)
Job-Related Honors, Awards, Memberships, Etc:
Superior Bonus award, Civilian support Iraqi Freedom, 03/ to 06/ 2003
Certificate of Appreciation USAF, Operation Enduring Freedom, May to July02
Certificate of Appreciation Rodeo 2000, Pope AFB, NC 3/2000
Exceptional Performance Commendations US Army Ft. Bragg
8/1993, 3/1996, 5/1998
Certificate of Appreciation USAF deployment, Messtetten GE 2/1984
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