Electrical Technician

Timothy C. Paul

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Vinton, Va ***79 e-mail: *******.*.****@*****.*** Home: 540-***-****

Electrical Technician

Seeking a position as an Electrical Technician that utilizes my education and technical experience in

maintenance and repair of a wide variety of electrical equipment.

Summary

• Over 15 year’s professional experience as an electrical technician.

• Proficient with Microsoft operating systems and applications; use “Excel” and “Word” to prepare

reports, charts and graphs.

Career Highlights

07/13 to 01/15 Industrial Electrician

RR Donnelly and Sons, Salem Va

• Troubleshoot, repair and maintain electrical equipment including: Printing presses, Electric motors, Drives,

Encoders, limit switches, proximity switches, Transformers, Substation equipment, PLC’s, Temperature

probes, Generators, Computer systems and other industrial equipment.

11/12 to 07/13 Industrial Electrician (temp)

Schrader Bridgeport Alta Vista, Va

• Troubleshoot, repair and maintain industrial machining equipment including: CNC mills and lathes.

04/10 to 05/12 Steel Rolling Mill Electrician

Steel Dynamics Roanoke, Va

• Troubleshoot, repair and maintain electrical equipment including: Electric motors, Drives, Encoders, limit

switches, proximity switches, Thermal detectors, Lifting magnets, Overhead cranes, Dynamic brakes,

Transformers, Substation equipment, PLC’s, Temperature probes, High temperature cameras, CCTV, Lathes,

Welders, Generators, Laser tag printers, Computer systems and other industrial equipment.

• Assist in production equipment change over.

07/09 to 12/09 Electrical Repair Technician

Auxiliary Systems inc. Norfolk, Va

• Troubleshoot, repair and rebuild electric motors and generators.

• Clean and repair shipboard switchgear.

• Troubleshoot and repair industrial electrical equipment.

• Maintain equipment repair work packages.

04/09 to 05/09 Satellite Installation Technician

Independent Contractor to True Focus llc. Houston, Tx

02/09 to 04/09 Network Switch Installation Technician

TAC World Wide Houston, Tx

04/07 to 11/08 Rov Technician

Oceaneering International Morgan city, La

• Maintain and repair Rov electrical, mechanical and hydraulic equipment including: Sonar, B/W and color

cameras, Valve control assemblies, Hydraulic motors and pumps, Electric motors, Computer systems, Diesel

generators, Motor generators, Transformers and other equipment.

• Perform launch and recovery of Rov system.

• Pilot and navigate subsea Rov activities.

• Organize and participate in work/safety meetings.

• Complete equipment failure reports.

• Complete periodic maintenance reports.

12/06 to 04/07 Instrumentation and Electrical Technician

Excel Maintenance Contractor to Shin-Etsu, Freeport, TX

• Maintain and repair instrumentation and electrical equipment including: Ph, Dissolved Oxygen and Turbidity

meters, Gauges, Valve actuators, Valves, Pumps, Switch gear, PLC’s and Computerized system controllers.

• Calibrate and support Test equipment, Portable and installed gas detectors, Ph, D.O. and Turbidity meters.

U.S. Navy

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02/04 to 05/06 Electronics Technician

aboard USS ENTERPRISE (CVN 65), Naval Station Norfolk, VA

• Maintain, repair and support a wide variety of combat systems equipment including: GCCS-M,

TBMCS, TAMPS, JSIPS-N, ADNS, PTW, ADSI, IJSS, ISNS, ATIS, TESS/NITES, JSIPS-N, EPP, TC2S,

EDO, PLC’s and VTC equipment.

• Acted as the senior day-shift technician in the work-center; trained newly reporting personnel.

• Troubleshot and repaired Aviation fuel (JP-5) Radar Tank Level Indicating systems; brought TLI

back on-line in time to make a critical fuel on-load.

• Assisted in upgrading Air Defense Systems Integrator (ADSI) hardware and software.

• Acted as Team leader for ship’s internal fire-fighting team; assigned as fire investigator.

• Provided leadership and direction to 3-person compartment renovation team during recent ship

overhaul, completely painting over 50 working and berthing spaces, restoring the compartments to like-new

condition.

• Assisted in the installation of Automatic Dynamic Networking System (ADNS).

02/02 to 01/04 Electronics Technician

at Naval Station (Naval Academy) Annapolis, MD

• Had primary responsibility as Systems Administrator for the Naval Station Local Area Network.

• Provided telephone and on-site technical support to end-users.

• Installed numerous Hubs and Switches; maintained and repaired servers, switches, and hubs

throughout the Command.

• Fabricated and installed STP/UTP cables.

• Maintained the radar and communications systems and acted as repair technician for the Yard Patrol

craft squadron used by Midshipmen in learning basic seamanship; trained over 250 Midshipmen to operate

the equipment properly.

• Designed computer program for distributing Naval Message traffic to over 250 recipients within the

command.

• Assisted with the complete upgrade of 150+ Microsoft workstations throughout the command;

replaced computers and monitors and transferred data from the old to the new equipment.

Education and Training

Advanced Electronics Technical Core

Provides a sound knowledge of basic electricity, basic electronics theory, and the ability to identify, troubleshoot

and correct problems to the component level in a variety of electronic systems.

Electronics Technician Radar “A” School

Training to perform preventive maintenance on electronic equipment; use and interpret technical manuals and

schematics; comprehend the principles, rules and concepts of radar; and comprehend the characteristics of an

antenna in terms of polarization, gain, and radiation resistance.

Information Systems Maintenance Technician “C” School

Topics include computer rack configuration, monitor displays, patch panels, front end processors, link converters,

LAN theory and protocols, OSI model, IP addressing schemes, UNIT and Win NT utilities and protocols, remote

connectivity, routing theory and protocols, printer subsystems, mass storage devices, data switching, routers, fiber

optic theory, HP-VX and Win NT system administration, and systems-level troubleshooting.

Command Center Maintenance Technician “C” School

Provides knowledge and practical experience with: 1) NIPS Subsystem, 2) Basic Communications, 3) Espirit

CLSD, 4) Monitors, 5) 30X20 Video Switch SA-2668, 6) 10X10 Video Switch SA-2667, 7) 5X1 Video Switch

SW-8680A, 8) Video Switch Group.

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