Aaron P. Ash

*** ********** ****. **** *****, ID

208-***-****

Summary

Upon learning of my passion to lead, learn and train, I have begun to seek new paths to further my career into management. I am always learning so that I can give my employees the best of myself which will impress upon them that gaining new knowledge is always a path that should be taken. Management to me isn’t just sitting at desk. It is getting dirty right along everyone else and trying to solve problems, improve efficiencies, fix the problem and not temporarily put a band aid on it. Even when my time is up for the night, I stay and fight an issue with the next shift because I want to know why something isn’t working and to assist in developing others to bring them up to the next level.

Education

Boise State University

BSU, Boise, Idaho

Graduated: June 2009

Grade: journeyman certification

journeyman electrician

Employment History

April 2013 – Present: Maintenance supervisor

Company: Chobani Idaho

Twin Falls, Idaho

Responsibilities include scheduling preventative maintenance tasks to technicians through our EAM work order system, meeting machine downtime deadlines and finding ways to improve the overall process of our preventative maintenance timelines. Managing time of technicians and observing each person’s strengths and weaknesses to designate them to certain areas of the plant for maximum production. Working beside contractors installing equipment and scheduling training sessions to help bring all technicians to a level of equal experience. I have begun to learn the meaning of TPM in the industry and strive to better my skills in this area.

February 2013 – April 2013: Maintenance technician II

Company: Chobani Idaho

Twin Falls, Idaho

Everyday tasks were troubleshooting electrical components, working with positive displacement pumps and carrying out preventative maintenance schedules. I reported daily at the end of the shift the progress and tasks completed to my supervisor or manager.

November 2012 – February 2013: Electrical and Controls Technician

Company: Glanbia Foods

Gooding, Idaho

My responsibilities were to minimize the amount of downtime and keep production at its highest. I handled both high voltage and low voltage controls going to and from plc boards. Working with drives to motors and replacement controls components was my main everyday experience, as well as stainless steel conduit runs and sizing wire to motors.

March 2012 – October 2012: Journeyman foreman

Company: M&M electric

Twin Falls, Idaho

I was responsible for keeping guys on task and making sure the jobs were completed on time as requested by customer. I traveled between the western united states wiring commercial sporting goods stores and various tenant improvement buildings.

January 2012 – March 2012: Journeyman Electrician

Company: CTS

Hansen, Idaho

I was responsible for servicing gold mines in Nevada. I would assist electrical and instrumentation department in electrical repairs and troubleshooting of high volt motors and motor controls in order to keep production going.

June 2011 – January 2012: Journeyman Foreman

Company: Sterling Electric

twin falls, Idaho

I was stationed at Queenstake gold mine outside of Elko, Nevada to assist their E&I department with the repairs and replacement of electrical components. I was in charge of the wiring of their water treatment facility where i gained most of my knowledge on motor controls and crew management.

Qualification/Certification

October 2009: Journeyman electrician license

Organization: Division of Building Safety

License number: 002640

meridian, Idaho

References

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