Rene R. Perales

***** ******* ***. *****, **. ***10

USA: 626-***-****

Tijuana: 011-52-1-664-***-****

ac75jr@r.postjobfree.com

Professional Profile

I started my career as an electrician as an Aviation Electrician’s Mate in the United States Navy. While on deployment with my squadron VF-211, I earned the position as Fight Deck Troubleshooter for the squadron’s electrical shop. Also, I completed an apprenticeship for marine electrician at General Dynamics NASSCO in San Diego, Ca. and worked my way up from Marine Electrician Trainee to Journeyman Marine Electrician. I became a State Certified Journeyman Electrician in 2014. I renewed my journeyman license in 2017. My skills are as follows:

Multi-task oriented Ability to deal with diverse client base

Hard working and punctual Work well independently and with a team

Detail oriented and flexible Maintain a sense of humor in stressful situations

Excellent organizational skills Read blue prints (plan, elevation and section view)

Excellent problem solving skills Read electrical schematics and wiring diagrams

Professional Experience

Tradesmen International, 7827 Convoy Court, Suite 406, San Diego, Ca. 92111

State Certified Journeyman Electrician

October 2017 – current

During my time of employment with Tradesman International, I’ve been sent out to work with Benson Security Systems, Summit Electrical, and Helix Electric.

Benson Security Systems:

Installed Wattstopper control systems for 120vac LED light system. I installed room controllers, occupancy sensors (on the t-bar ceiling), and low voltage dimming wall switches. I ran 10/2MC low voltage cables from the circuit breaker to the room controller. I ran 12/2MC low voltage cable from load to load in a daisy chain configuration. Along with the12/2MC cable run, I ran the 18awg./ 2conductor, 0-10vdc dimmer control cable from the room controller to the load’s dimming ballast. Also, I ran Cat-5 cable from the room controller, to the occupancy sensor, and to the low-voltage dimming wall switch. I terminated the Cat-5 cable with RJ-45 connectors with the proper conductor configuration.

Summit Electrical:

Installed Wattstopper control systems for a 277vac lighting system. I installed LED light fixtures (on the t-bar ceiling), room controllers, occupancy sensors, and low voltage dimming wall switches. I ran 10/2MC high voltage cable from the circuit breaker to the room controller. I ran 12/2MC high voltage cable from load to load in a daisy chain configuration. Along with the 12/2MC cable run, I ran the18 awg./2 conductor, 0-10vdc dimmer control cable from the room controller to the load’s dimming ballast. Also, I ran Cat-5 cable from the room controller, to the occupancy sensor, to the low voltage dimming wall switch. In addition, I terminated the Cat-5 cable with RJ-45 connectors with the proper conductor configuration. Did rough-in. Bent ” EMT, ” EMT, and 1” EMT conduit.

Helix Electric:

Installed LED light fixtures ( on the t-bar ceiling). I ran 10/2MC high voltage cable, 12/2MC, 12/3MC, 12/4MC, and 12/6MC high voltage and low voltage cable. Did rough-in. Bent ” EMT and ” EMT conduit.

Outsource, 4455 Morena Blvd. Ste. 109, San Diego, Ca. 92117

State Certified Journeyman Electrician

August 2017 - current

When on assignment, I carried out the following duties: bent 1/2” and 3/4” EMT conduit, ran Reloc MC cable and traditional MC cable, installed Plug Molding, duplex and quad receptacles, 277 vac single phase LED light fixtures and wall boards for display purposes.

Omega Industrial, 3525 Main Street, Chula Vista, Ca. 91911

State Certified Journeyman Electrician

May 2016- May 2017

I was the journeyman electrician in charge of the three man team that remove and replaced ” rigid metal conduit. I ratchet threaded ” rigid metal conduit around obstructions (e. g. 90 stub-up, offset bends, etc.). Installed circuit breaker boxes for outdoor use/ raintight types: 4, 12 and 13. Also, I installed uni-strut and associated hardware (e. g. spring nuts, bolts, nuts, lock-washers, etc.) to support 240vac LED single phase light fixtures, circuit breaker boxes and conduit. Myself and two helpers ran 12awg stranded copper conductors to the circuit breaker boxes and LED light fixtures. Furthermore, I hand bent ”, ” and 1” electrical metallic tubing for fixtures, small projects (e. g. 120/208vac single phase light fixtures, wireless router, relocating raceways, etc.). Moreover, I installed and connected 240vac three phase magstarters for a press brake and a dust collector. I connected and routed 4awg power cables from newly installed port and starboard generators to the power distribution panel aboard the California Princess Located at Marine Group Boat Works. Additionally, I was the journeyman electrician in charge of the installation of two 277/ 480vac three phase sump pumps. We routed the power from the dry dock switchboard, to the power control panel, and terminating at the sump pumps.

IBEW Local 11, 6023 South Garfield Avenue, Commerce, Ca. 90040

year, 40% Apprentice

February, 2016-April, 2016

Achievements:

While on assignment at Wilshire Grand in downtown Los Angeles, Ca. I was one of three electricians assigned to Rosendin Electric, La Palma, Ca. I was part of a two man team that installed Bus Duct. We installed the Bus Duct from the substation located on the floor to the termination point on the floor. We installed the transformer that stepped down 480vac and 120vac that was being from the disconnect switch that we installed on the Bus Duct.

Responsibilities:

To support the Bus Duct we hammer drilled ” anchor bolts and bolted together 2” uni-strut. We ran MC cable from the disconnect switch on the Bus Duct to the transformer, and from the transformer to the switchboard. Also, I swept and organized material.

Outsource LLC, 1960 E. Grand Ave., Suite 1180, El Segundo, Ca. 90245

State Certified Journeyman Electrician

September, 2015-February, 2016

Achievement:

Rex Moore Electric (Oct. 2015 – Feb. 2016) - While on assignment at Ocean Mist in Coachella, Ca., I was part of a crew subcontracted to Rex Moore Electric and performed the following: Assembled 208vac, LED single lamp/ dual lamp/ four lamp parking lot light posts (a.k.a. Sites Lamps), and 208vac, incandescent lamp street light posts. After assembly was complete, and according to the blue print, I landed the single/ dual lamp street light posts where they were to be erected. Also, I was part of a crew that installed 50 – 208vac LED lighting fixtures in the warehouse portion of the fruit and vegetable transfer center. Moreover, I installed a single phase, 120vac motor in the icehouse.

Responsibilities:

According to the circuit blue print, I was part of a crew that installed 1” pvc sch. 40 conduit and ran the 12awg wiring from the base of the light posts and landed the wires on their appropriate connection points on the terminal block. Also, we ran the underground 12awg cables from the point of connection to the supply cables, to the locations where the light posts were to be erected. I bent ”, ”, 1” EMT to connect to the j-boxes that would be connected to MC cable . The MC cable we ran terminated at the LED lighting fixtures that we installed in the fruit and vegetable warehouse.

Achievements:

Holt Electric (Sept. 2015) – I successfully completed a three week assignment.

Diversified Protection Systems, Inc. (Sept. 2015) – I successfully completed a week long assignment.

Responsibilities:

Holt Electric:

Fitted 2” EMT conduit, installed and electrically connected 220vac emergency fluorescent lighting luminaires at the location of Keyes Chevrolet in Van Nuys, Ca.

Diversified Protection Systems Inc.:

Installed Honeywell 32vdc Air Duct Smoke Detectors and associated connectors, ” EMT conduit, flexible metal conduit on the supply side duct system at the location of Walt Disney Creative Campus in Glendale, Ca.

Davis Wire Company, 5555 N. Irwindale Ave., Irwindale, Ca. 91707-2070

Maintenance Electrician

October, 2014-January, 2015

Achievements:

Successfully disconnected and relocated a motor control center that operates thirteen 400vcd servo motors. Along with relocating the MCC, we ran existing cables and new cables to the associated motors and the touch screen control center. Also, we fitted and installed 2 rigid metal conduit and 5” 5” gutters according to the route of the cable installation.

Responsibilities:

Measured and ordered cables, conduit, gutters, all thread, unistrut, unistrip, and hardware associated with the motor control center relocation project. Also, I assisted the Industrial Engineer and the PLC programmer with verifying the proper function of the MCC and the proper speed of the dc motors.

Also, Installed, relocated, troubleshooting, or hooked-up the following equipment:

277vac three phase water pumps.

Three phase contactors w/ heaters.

Three phase contactors w/ fuses.

Frequency drives.

120vac relays and 25vdc relays.

400vdc motors.

Installed multiple spst n/o switches in series as a safety interlock circuit in mechanical operating equipment.

Installed multiple spdt switches in parallel as a safety interlock circuit in mechanical operating equipment.

Anistar Technologies Staffing, 2002 N. Lois Ave., Ste. 310, Tampa, Fla. 33607

State Certified Journeyman Electrician

September 2014- October 2014

Achievement:

Wachter Security – I completed a two week assignment.

Responsibilities:

I bent ” EMT conduit and pulled CAT5 cable. The assignment was located at Niagra Bottling Co. in Ontario, Ca.

Aerotek, 990 W. St., Ste. 400, Torrance, Ca. 90502

Electrical Technician

March 2014- September 2014

Achievements:

Cavotec USA Inc., Maritime Division (March 2014 – April 2014) – successfully completed an eight week assignment.

Responsibilities:

Cavotec USA Inc., Maritime Division:

Assembled and installed 11kvac multi- pinned male connectors on the 11kvac Mobile Alternative Maritime Power (AMP).

Installed, troubleshoot and assisted in the commissioning of the 15kvac Container Alternative Maritime Power mounted aboard container ships that were docked at the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach. Also, I inspected the slip rings on the Container Alternative Maritime Power for moisture, corrosion and proper continuity.

Trained the ship’s crew on the operation and sequence on the 440vac Permanent Mount Reel Alternative Maritime power mounted aboard the container ships.

Adjusted and tested the CAM switches and limit switches on the fiber optic reel mounted on the mobile cranes for TRAPAC located at the Port of Los Angeles.

Installed stainless steel straps on the latch bolts for the 11kvac and 15kvac Alternative Maritime Power on the piers of Port of Long Beach, Port of Los Angeles and Port of Hueneme in Oxnard.

5 Minute Express Car Wash, 125 N. Sepulveda Blvd., El Segundo, Ca. 90245

Electrical Mechanical Technician

October 2013 – October 2013

Achievements:

I was the leaded technician that brought up to code the wet locations by replacing EMT conduit and the metal junction boxes with RNMC schedule 80 tubing and type 4 junction boxes.

Responsibilities:

Troubleshoot and replaced the following electrical equipment:

120vac solenoids used for chemical mixtures.

120vac transformer rectifiers for LED lighting displays.

Three phase solid state motor starters.

Three phase contactors.

277vac three phase motors.

25vdc relays and 120vac relays soldered on integrated circuit boards.

Baldwin Park Adult and Community Education, 4640 N. Maine Ave., Baldwin Park, Ca. 91705

Full Time Student

January 2012 – March 2013

Achievements:

I was the only student in my class to complete all assignments, assembled projects, demonstrated proper function of the projects and graduate on time.

Responsibilities:

Attend classes on time.

Attend class daily.

Completed all assignments and projects on time.

Pass all exams.

Graduate on time.

Propulsion Control Engineering, 1620 Rigel Street, San Diego, Ca. 92170

Journeyman Marine Electrician

January 2010 – July 2010

Achievements:

I was the leaded journey man to troubleshoot the hangar- bar traffic control lighting system on the USS Peleleiu.

Responsibilities:

Installed, relocated, hook- up or troubleshoot the following industrial equipment aboard various types of United States Navy ships:

Surveillance cameras located in the hangar bay.

Female and male multi- pin connectors (crimp and solder types)

Fuse boxes and quick disconnect boxes.

Single pole switches, three way switches and four way switches.

Hydraulic pumps and water pumps.

Fabricated foundations and measured the lay outs according to blue print specification.

120vac and 220vac fluorescent lighting luminaires.

General Dynamics NASSCO Shipyard, 2798 Harbor Drive, San Diego, Ca. 92113

Journeyman Marine Electrician

September 2004 – September 2009

Achievements:

Successfully completed an apprenticeship for Marine Electrician and worked my up from Marine Electrician Trainee to Journeyman Marine Electrician.

Responsibilities:

Installed, relocated, hook- up or troubleshoot the following industrial equipment aboard various types of United States Navy Ships:

Automatic bus transfer system.

Fuse boxes and quick disconnect boxes.

Distribution panels and circuit breakers panels.

Motor control panels.

Motor operated valves.

Single phase motors and three phase motors.

Single pole switches, three way switches and four way switches.

Food steamers, food warmers, ovens, grills and garbage disposals.

Telephones, sound powered phones, RJ-45 connectors and antennas.

Flight deck window wiper motors.

Fabricated foundations and measured the lay outs according to blue print specifications.

Connected shore power from the pier transformer to the ship’s auxiliary power distribution systems.

Credentials

Certified General Electrician License (No. 154698)

Cal OSHA-10 hour (Construction Safety and Health)

Transportation Worker Identification Credential

EPA Universal Refrigerant Certification (No. 1212)

2016 Title 24-Lighting & Electrical Standards (4 hour Course) Certificate

PLC 4 Day Workshop – Introduction to Application Certificate

Education

Baldwin Park Adult and Community Education, 4640 N. Mine Ave., Baldwin Park, Ca. 91705

January 2012 – March 2013

Graduated w/ Electrical Certificate.

Graduated w/ Electrical Trainee Card.

Studied PLC, residential electricity, commercial electricity and industrial electricity.

Citrus College, 1000 West Foothill Blvd., Glendora, Ca. 91741 – 1899

Heating and Air Conditional Skill Certificate (August 2002 – May 2004).

Associate Degree in Liberal Arts (August 1998 – May 1999).

Associate Degree in Science / Electronics (January 1994 – May 2004).

Solid State Electronics Certificate (May 1998).

Digital Electronics Certificate (May 1995).

Covina High School, 463 S. Hollenbeck, Covina, Ca. 91791

September 1984 – June 1988

Graduate w/ Diploma.

Military

United States Navy, Fighter Squadron VF- 211, Naval Air Station Miramar, San Diego, Ca.

Aviation Electrician’s Mate

(July 1998 – July 1992)

My duties included, training recently graduated technicians the electrical systems, electronic systems, corrosion control and preventive maintenance of the F- 14 Tomcat. I advanced from Airman to Third Class Petty Officer, while participating in Desert Storm. I was responsible for the repair and calibration of the following systems:

Fire warning, detection and extinguishing systems.

International friend or foe communication systems.

Landing gear and surface control systems

Automatic pilot and navigation system.

Engine and ramp intake systems.

The entire interior and exterior lighting systems.

Male and female multi- pin connectors (crimps and solder types).

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