Electrical Construction
Resume:
Robert D Sogla
***** ***** ** ** **** Rapids, MN 55433
Home: 763-***-**** Mobile: 612-***-****
******@*******.***
Work Experience:
Master Electrician - St. Paul Pioneer Press
I hold the Master's License and supervise the electrical maintenance work
for the St. Paul Pioneer Press newspaper. We have 20 individual press units
that can be combined together in various configurations to supply up to 3
different folding machines, which are connected to 3 different conveyor
systems that connect to all of our buffer equipment. From there the papers
can go to any one of the 3 separate lines of insert machines, and on into
several counters, stackers, and strapping machines that get them to the
loading dock. This process also includes the several conveyor systems that
move rolls of paper from the warehouse to the sorting lanes and off to each
press unit as they are called for. And of course there is the platemaking
part of the process, the ink delivery system, the various air pressure and
vacuum systems, the water purification system and the dust collection
systems that tie into each press drive unit. I make sure that each part of
this complicated system works together since we cannot wait till tomorrow
to get it fixed.
St. Paul Pioneer Press
1 Ridder Circle
St. Paul, MN 55107-1214
Project Foreman - Mayer Electric Corporation
4/1995 to 4/2007
I started out running a short order truck and eventually ended up running
construction projects for Mayer Electric. This includes everything from the
building's main power supply system right down to all of the equipment that
is eventually connected to it, including transformers, generators, motors
and motor controls, HVAC systems, alarm and fire control systems and many
different types of customer owned equipment such as CNC machines for
example. This involves directing communication between the Job
Superintendent, the Architect, and the Owner to insure the job is about to
be done correctly. And then determining manpower requirements, materials,
tools and equipment necessary to insure the project is completed safely,
complies with all codes both local and national, and is on time, and on
budget.
Mayer Electric Corporation
7224 Winnetka Av. N
Minneapolis, MN 55428
763-***-**** fax is: 763-***-****
Electrical Inspector - University of Minnesota
1/2008 to 8/2008
I worked with the Building Code Division temporarily during the TCF Stadium
construction, conducting electrical inspections for the U of M on the
Duluth, Crookston, and Morris campuses as well as several of their Outreach
Centers and various other properties the University owns to insure
compliance with all electrical codes as well as the University Standards.
University of Minnesota
Building Code Division
270 Donhowe Building
319 15th Avenue SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455
612-***-**** fax is: 612-***-****
Electrical Inspector - City of Coon Rapids
7/2008 to 2/2012
I worked with the city that I live in, Coon Rapids, providing plan review
and inspection services to insure compliance with the National Electric
Code for the electrical permits that they issue. I also work with the
rental licensing division to insure those properties are safe and
habitable.
City of Coon Rapids
Building Inspections Division
11155 Robinson Drive
Coon Rapids, MN 55433
763-***-**** fax is: 763-***-****
Instructor - St. Paul College
8/2010 to Present
I work with their continuing education department teaching OSHA 10 & 30
classes for the classes for the North American Board of Certified Energy
Practitioners PV (solar) Technical Sales Certification program. I have
also worked with the construction electricity program teaching various
courses needed to obtain a diploma in this field. This involves teaching
everything from job site safety, blueprint reading, and wiring methods to a
wide variety of people and age groups.
St. Paul College St. Paul College Continuing Education
235 Marshall Avenue 60 East Plato
Boulevard
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Drake Building Suite
150
651-***-**** fax is: 651-***-**** Saint Paul, Minnesota 55107
651-
846-1800 fax is: 651-***-****
Instructor - Minneapolis Electrical Workers
2/1998 to 2/2010
I work with the JATC both in writing up classes and presenting them to the
4,500 members of IBEW Local 292. These classes include code changes,
grounding, services, generators, information technology equipment, and many
other subjects needed to pass the 16 hour continuing education requirement
for license renewal. As of July 16, 2004 I became authorized to instruct
OSHA 10 hour and OSHA 30 hour classes and have been doing so since that
time.
Minneapolis Electrical Workers
13100 Frankfort Parkway
St. Michael, MN 55376
763-***-**** fax is: 763-***-****
Licenses and Certifications:
I have my:
Minnesota Journeyman Electrical License (AJ10437)
Minnesota Master Electrical License (AM05798)
Wisconsin Master Electrical License (1114504).
I hold the highest certification NABCEP offers in Solar Photovoltaic
Electricity (Certificate #091209-168).
I am registered with OSHA as an Authorized Outreach Trainer (ID # 2799) and
an Authorized Disaster Site Trainer (ID # TR0015007)
I am a past President and current Board member of the Minnesota Chapter
International Association of Electrical Inspectors. (IAEI Member #7045632).
I have a valid Minnesota State Drivers License (V992221350820).
Other Information:
In 2009 I was appointed by Governor Tim Pawlenty to the Minnesota to serve
on the OSHA Review Board (M.S. 182.664; 651-***-****).
In 2012 I was reappointed by Governor Mark Dayton to the Minnesota to
continue serving on the OSHA Review Board.
I also served on the Minnesota State Apprenticeship Advisory Council. (M.S.
178.02; 651-***-****).
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