Electrical Construction
Resume:
Torrance L. Beauford
Phone: 228-***-****
********.********@*****.***
Objective
I come to the company to make it a better and to further my knowledge in Electrical
work. There are always new way of doing this type and I want to make it better and
safer.
Ability Summary
manage job in the field, coordinate, lay-out, order materials, direct work, look ahead to
keep job moving in right direction, insure safety procedures are being follow. Be the
responsible electrician on the job. Train and advise other electrician to better do there
job. Meet and Exceed deadlines on project.
Employment History
Electrician Supervisor
02/2010 - 05/2015 GULF COAST ELECTRIC CO 554 OLD SPANISH TRL STE B,
LLC SLIDELL, LA
- duties consist of open job trailers
- give instruction to guys for the day
- report time for all employees including myself
- lay out job
- order and receive material
- perform electrical work
- install light, switches, outlets, disconnect, motors, motors controls, lighting controls,
switch gear, panels, transformers, generators, ups systems.
- terminate lights, switches, outlets, disconnects, motors, motor controls, lighting
controls, switch gear, panels, transformers, generators, ups systems.
- pull wire
- lay out and install service entrance underground or overhead to buildings up to 2000
Amps (operate excavator and back-hoe)
- lay out and install back up generators, ATS or manual
- lay out for pad mounts transformers
- train others to do electrical work
- coordinate with GC and power company's to get the job done
- coordinate and walk through inspection of all electrical work
- operate equipment on job (lull, fork lifts, scissor lift, boom lifts, bucket truck,
excavators, front end loaders, tamps)
Electrician Supervisor
07/2008 - 02/2011 boswell Electric Slidell, LA
- duties consist of open job trailers
- give instruction to guys for the day
- report time for all employees including myself
- lay out job
- order and receive material
- perform electrical work
- install light, switches, outlets, disconnect, motors, motors controls, lighting controls,
switch gear, panels, transformers, generators, ups systems.
- terminate lights, switches, outlets, disconnects, motors, motor controls, lighting
controls, switch gear, panels, transformers, generators, ups systems.
- pull wire
- lay out and install service entrance underground or overhead to buildings up to 2000
Amps (operate excavator and back-hoe)
- lay out and install back up generators, ATS or manual
- lay out for pad mounts transformers
- train others to do electrical work
- coordinate with GC and power company's to get the job done
- coordinate and walk through inspection of all electrical work
- operate equipment on job (lull, fork lifts, scissor lift, boom lifts, bucket truck,
excavators, front end loaders, tamps)
Electrician
08/2007 - 04/2008 Tradesmen International Llc P O Box 283 %Talx Ucm Svcs Inc,
Saint Louis, MO
Electricians install and maintain electrical power, communications, lighting, and control
systems in homes, businesses, and factories. Duties Electricians typically do the
following: * Read blueprints or technical diagrams * Install and maintain wiring, control,
and lighting systems * Inspect electrical components, such as transformers and circuit
breakers * Identify electrical problems with a variety of testing devices * Repair or
replace wiring, equipment, or fixtures using hand tools and power tools * Follow state
and local building regulations based on the National Electric Code * Direct and train
workers to install, maintain, or repair electrical wiring or equipment Almost every building
has an electrical power, communications, lighting, and control system that is installed
during construction and maintained after that. These systems power the lights,
appliances, and equipment that make people’s lives and jobs easier and more
comfortable. Installing electrical systems in newly constructed buildings is less
complicated than maintaining equipment in existing buildings. This is because electrical
wiring is more easily accessible during construction. In addition, maintaining equipment
and systems involves identifying problems and repairing broken equipment that is
sometimes difficult to reach. Maintenance work may include fixing or replacing parts,
light fixtures, control systems, motors, and other types of electrical equipment.
Electricians read blueprints, which are technical diagrams of electrical systems that
show the location of circuits, outlets, and other equipment. They use different types of
hand and power tools, such as conduit benders, to run and protect wiring. Other
commonly used hand and power tools include screwdrivers, wire strippers, drills, and
saws. While troubleshooting, electricians also may use ammeters, voltmeters, thermal
scanners, and cable testers to find problems and ensure that components are working
properly. Many electricians work alone, but sometimes they collaborate with others. For
example, experienced electricians may work with building engineers and architects to
help design electrical systems for new construction. Some electricians may also consult
with other construction specialists, such as elevator installers and heating and air
conditioning workers, to help install or maintain electrical or power systems. At larger
companies, electricians are more likely to work as part of a crew; they may direct
helpers and apprentices to complete jobs. The following are examples of types of
electricians: Inside electricians maintain and repair large motors, equipment, and control
systems in businesses and factories. They use their knowledge of electrical systems to
help these facilities run safely and efficiently. Some also install the wiring for businesses
and factories that are being built. To minimize equipment failure, inside electricians often
perform scheduled maintenance. Residential electricians install wiring and troubleshoot
electrical problems in peoples’ homes. Those who work in new-home construction install
outlets and provide access to power where needed. Those who work in maintenance
and remodeling typically repair and replace faulty equipment. For example, if a circuit
breaker repeatedly trips after being reset, electricians determine the reason and fix it.
Electrician foreman
10/1999 - 06/2007 Bryant-Durham electric po.box 2597, Durham, NC
Electricians install and maintain electrical power, communications, lighting, and control
systems in homes, businesses, and factories. Duties Electricians typically do the
following: * Read blueprints or technical diagrams * Install and maintain wiring, control,
and lighting systems * Inspect electrical components, such as transformers and circuit
breakers * Identify electrical problems with a variety of testing devices * Repair or
replace wiring, equipment, or fixtures using hand tools and power tools * Follow state
and local building regulations based on the National Electric Code * Direct and train
workers to install, maintain, or repair electrical wiring or equipment Almost every building
has an electrical power, communications, lighting, and control system that is installed
during construction and maintained after that. These systems power the lights,
appliances, and equipment that make people’s lives and jobs easier and more
comfortable. Installing electrical systems in newly constructed buildings is less
complicated than maintaining equipment in existing buildings. This is because electrical
wiring is more easily accessible during construction. In addition, maintaining equipment
and systems involves identifying problems and repairing broken equipment that is
sometimes difficult to reach. Maintenance work may include fixing or replacing parts,
light fixtures, control systems, motors, and other types of electrical equipment.
Electricians read blueprints, which are technical diagrams of electrical systems that
show the location of circuits, outlets, and other equipment. They use different types of
hand and power tools, such as conduit benders, to run and protect wiring. Other
commonly used hand and power tools include screwdrivers, wire strippers, drills, and
saws. While troubleshooting, electricians also may use ammeters, voltmeters, thermal
scanners, and cable testers to find problems and ensure that components are working
properly. Many electricians work alone, but sometimes they collaborate with others. For
example, experienced electricians may work with building engineers and architects to
help design electrical systems for new construction. Some electricians may also consult
with other construction specialists, such as elevator installers and heating and air
conditioning workers, to help install or maintain electrical or power systems. At larger
companies, electricians are more likely to work as part of a crew; they may direct
helpers and apprentices to complete jobs. The following are examples of types of
electricians: Inside electricians maintain and repair large motors, equipment, and control
systems in businesses and factories. They use their knowledge of electrical systems to
help these facilities run safely and efficiently. Some also install the wiring for businesses
and factories that are being built. To minimize equipment failure, inside electricians often
perform scheduled maintenance. Residential electricians install wiring and troubleshoot
electrical problems in peoples’ homes. Those who work in new-home construction install
outlets and provide access to power where needed. Those who work in maintenance
and remodeling typically repair and replace faulty equipment. For example, if a circuit
breaker repeatedly trips after being reset, electricians determine the reason and fix it.
Was a electrical foreman when I left wanted to become a supervisor.
Electrician
03/1997 - 04/1999 AEC electric Lake city, SC
pull power cable to control cabinets from conveyer system, terminate control wires in
PLC cabinets, strip, label, read schematic drawings, heat shrink, sta-con ends of wire
and terminate them. perform I/O checks on all wires start-up and control conveyer
system from control panel. as well as computer.
Electrician
05/1995 - 02/1997 Gregory electric 1911 W sumter street, Florence,
SC
Install, maintain, and repair electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures. Ensure that work
is in accordance with relevant codes. May install or service street lights, intercom
systems, or electrical control systems.
Education and Training
Completion Issuing Location Qualification Course of Study
Date Institution
Florence- Florence, 1 Year of College or a industrial
darlington SC Technical or Vocational electricity
tech. School electronic
technology
Did not finish
Detailed References
kurt damon, owner
gulfcoast electric
554 old spanish trail
slidell, LA 70458
Supervisor reference known for 4 year(s).
Gerald camron, inspecterLA
Business reference known for 2 year(s).
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