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Daniel Lara

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San Antonio, TX 78214 US

Evening Phone: 509-***-**** - Ext:

Day Phone: 509-***-**** - Ext:

Email: acqbzv@r.postjobfree.com

Availability: Job Type: Permanent

Work Schedule: Full-Time

Dept of Interior Bureau of Reclamation Series: 5352 Pay Plan: BB Grade: 00

Work Experience:

Grand Coulee Dam

Grand Coulee, Wa.

Electric City, WA 99123 United States

07/2012 - Present

Hours per week: 40

Hydroelectric Mechanic (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

As a Hydroelectric Mechanic (HEM), I maintain and repair equipment in

power plant and pumping stations for nine Francis type, three L/S stations

service, six pumps, six pump generators in the left power house and pumping

plant of 50-150 kilovolt-ampere (KVA) generators. These skills include but

not limited to overhauling and repairing turbines, generators, motors, pumps,

pressure regulators, eductors, valves, pipes, pen stocks, intakes, spill ways;

mechanical controls pertaining to this equipment by dismantling,

reconstructing, machining, repairing and operating machinery; and erecting

scaffolding, platforms, hoisting devices, operating cranes, hoist and trucks. I

am an expert in rigging incidental lifting, moving, dismantling, assembling,

overhauling, or repairing hydroelectric power plant and pumping plant

machinery and related equipment. I operate lathes, milling machine, drill

press, grinders, sling head drill and the maintenance of the equipment.I

review lay out patterns, fabricates, assembles and repairs sheet metal ducts,

cover and boxes. I use ox y-acetylene, plasma air cutter, tig and mig

equipment when welding, cutting, soldering and brazing. I weld aluminum,

steel, stainless steel, cast iron, create session, develop test at beginning of

course and updates maintenance documentation for the designated plant

equipment.

I manage inventory for equipment, parts, and supplies by having an asset

inventory of the merchandise; by projecting the needed equipment, parts, and

supplies, placing the orders; and I verify merchandise upon receipt. I

interpreting (orally and in writing) instructions and specifications,

manufacture guides, technical manuals, publications, Thomas Register

schematics, drawing, engineering drawing, blueprints and construction

drawings plans for the projects.

I am responsible for the equipment outage request to include installing

clearances and lockout/tag out; hazardous energy control check list, job

planning, and job hazardous analysis are completed. This process helped with

eliminating the hazard or hindrance prior to the employee’s performing any

work. I also identify safety discrepancies in power plant and industrial work

areas and fix or report any unsafe conditions, acts, and accidents to

management.

I conduct a visual and operational check on bridge and gantry crane including

gear, cables, brakes, and leaks. I check packing and operation of station

drainage and unwatering pumps. Annually or as needed I lubricate and

change gear box and speed reducer.

I manage staff as an acting Forman I, technical lead and project manager on

numerous occasions.

As a member of apprenticeship committee, I attend bi- monthly meetings,

create outline of program, and conduct briefing with the Director of

Maintenance.

Supervisor: Dennis Mick Finney 509-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Standard Aero (San Antonio) Inc.

3523 General Hudnell Drive

San Antonio, TX 78226 United States

01/2012 - 06/2012

Hours per week: 45

Industrial Maintenance Mechanic

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I operated machinery and mechanical equipment and conducted preventive

maintenance requirements on engines, motors, pneumatic tools, conveyors

systems, and production machines, following diagrams, sketches, operations

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manuals, manufactures instruction, and engineering specifications,

troubleshooting malfunctions in a safe and clean working environment in

accordance to the procedures, rules, and regulations. I have extensive

knowledge in troubleshooting mechanical devices by operating, listening for

problems, using precision measuring and testing instruments. I am an expert

in removing and disassembling defective parts/devices by using or not limited

to hoist, cranes, and hand and power tools, examining form, and texture of

parts. I made technical decisions in making changes in dimensional

requirements of parts by inspecting used parts, using rules, calipers,

micrometers, and other measuring instruments. I also have expert knowledge

in adjusting functional parts and devices, control instruments by using hand

tools, levels, plumb bobs, and straightedges devices and related equipment. I

manage downtime by communicating and coordinating with production

workers of routine preventive maintenance techniques, monitoring

compliance. I fabricated repair parts by using machine shop instrumentation

and equipment. I manage inventory for equipment, parts, and supplies by

having an asset inventory of the merchandise; by projecting the needed

equipment, parts, and supplies, placing the orders; and I verify merchandise

upon receipt.

As a project manager for maintenance overhauls, I collaborate and

communicate efficiently with my all levels of the organization. I am

knowledgeable with the managerial and mechanical procedures, rules,

regulations and practices. I manage resources, equipment and supplies by

using equipment and supplies as needed for the task. As a technical lead, I

provided mechanical maintenance expertise to the staff on project task by

answering questions and requests. I also prepared mechanical maintenance

reports by collecting, analyzing, and summarizing information and trends. I

also document action items, lessons learned, project requirements, and

accomplishments.

I maintain my technical knowledge by being involved with the day-to day

mechanical activities and attending educational workshop, reviewing

technical publications, and establishing personal networks within the

industry.

Supervisor: Richard Cavazos 210-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Dept. of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation Series: 5352 Pay Plan: BB Grade: 00

Hoover Dam

Boulder City, NV 89006 United States

07/2006 - 07/2011

Hours per week: 40

Hydroelectric Mechanic, 5352 (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I performed work involving maintaining and repairing all equipment in a

hydroelectric power plant and pumping station. Includes overhauling and

repairing turbines, generators, motors, pumps, pressure regulators, eductors,

valves, pipes, penstocks, intakes, spillways, diversion dam and waterway

gates including appurtenant mechanical controls; dismantling, reconstructing,

machining, repairing, and operating machinery; erecting scaffolding,

platforms, hoisting devices; operating cranes, hoists, trucks, and industrial

tractors; and rigging incidental to lifting, moving, dismantling, assembling,

overhauling, or repairing hydroelectric power plant and pumping plant

machinery and related equipment.

I have accepted, held, written and verified the clearance boundaries in

hydroelectric power plants of Francis type’s 34-150 KVA generators and

pumping plants utilizing blueprints, schematics, shop drawings job hazard

analysis, hazard energy control program and confined spaces.

I have reviewed list of applicants, made recommendations for the selecting

process. I developed qualification cards for the apprenticeship program. I

created test questions; implemented guidelines on policy and procedures;

mentored on the job training performances; tested individuals on different

devices and functions of their mechanical process (Mechanical, hydraulic,

pneumatic). I was involved in developing questionnaire for written exams. I

took part in developing plans for program and helped in developing

qualification for 14 months.

I have led a group of journeyman and apprentices in the day-to-day

operations of the power plant and during the overhaul maintenance season. I

had to assure the equipment outage request, hazardous energy control check

list, job planning, and JHA were accomplished so that every possible hazard

or hindrance were dealt with and corrected prior to any employee performing

any work. In this capacity I was required to insure that the work would not

put anyone in danger but still be completed in an effective manner.

Supervisor: Reymundo Guitierrez 702-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Dept of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation Series: 5352 Pay Plan: BB Grade: 00

Grand Coulee Dam

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Grand Coulee Dam, WA 99123 United States

08/2004 - 07/2006

Hours per week: 40

Hydroelectric Mechanic (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

As a Hydroelectric Mechanic (HEM), I maintain and repair equipment in

power plant and pumping stations for nine Francis type, three L/S stations

service, six pumps, six pump generators in the left power house and pumping

plant of 50-150 kilovolt-ampere (KVA) generators. These skills include but

not limited to overhauling and repairing turbines, generators, motors, pumps,

pressure regulators, eductors, valves, pipes, pen stocks, intakes, spill ways;

mechanical controls pertaining to this equipment by dismantling,

reconstructing, machining, repairing and operating machinery; and erecting

scaffolding, platforms, hoisting devices, operating cranes, hoist and trucks. I

am an expert in rigging incidental lifting, moving, dismantling, assembling,

overhauling, or repairing hydroelectric power plant and pumping plant

machinery and related equipment. I operate lathes, milling machine, drill

press, grinders, sling head drill and the maintenance of the equipment.

I review lay out patterns, fabricates, assembles and repairs sheet metal ducts,

cover and boxes. I use ox y-acetylene, plasma air cutter, tig and mig

equipment when welding, cutting, soldering and brazing. I weld aluminum,

steel, stainless steel, cast iron, create session, develop test at beginning of

course and updates maintenance documentation for the designated plant

equipment.

I manage inventory for equipment, parts, and supplies by having an asset

inventory of the merchandise; by projecting the needed equipment, parts, and

supplies, placing the orders; and I verify merchandise upon receipt. I

interpreting (orally and in writing) instructions and specifications,

manufacture guides, technical manuals, publications, Thomas Register

schematics, drawing, engineering drawing, blueprints and construction

drawings plans for the projects.

I am responsible for the equipment outage request to include installing

clearances and lockout/tag out; hazardous energy control check list, job

planning, and job hazardous analysis are completed. This process helped with

eliminating the hazard or hindrance prior to the employee’s performing any

work. I also identify safety discrepancies in power plant and industrial work

areas and fix or report any unsafe conditions, acts, and accidents to

management.

I conduct a visual and operational check on bridge and gantry crane including

gear, cables, brakes, and leaks. I check packing and operation of station

drainage and unwatering pumps. Annually or as needed I lubricate and

change gear box and speed reducer.

I manage staff as an acting Forman I, technical lead and project manager on

numerous occasions.

As a member of apprenticeship committee, I attend bi- monthly meetings,

create outline of program, and conduct briefing with the Director of

Maintenance

Supervisor: George Foley 509-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Dept. of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation Series: 5352 Pay Plan: BB Grade: 00

Hoover Dam

Boulder City, NV 89006 United States

02/2001 - 08/2004

Hours per week: 40

Hydroelectric Mechanic (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

My duties were to perform work involved in maintaining and repairing all

equipment in a hydroelectric (HEM) power plant and pumping station of 17

turbine vertical shaft France type, 52-130 kilovolt-ampere (KVA) generators

and two horizontal, pelton water wheel, 25 Kilowatt (KW). This includes

overhauling and repairing turbines, generators, motors, pumps, pressure

regulators, eductors, valves, pipes, penstocks, intakes, spillways, diversion

dam and waterway gates including appurtenant mechanical controls;

dismantling, reconstructing, machining, repairing, and operating machinery;

erecting scaffolding, platforms, hoisting devices; operating cranes, hoists,

trucks, and industrial tractors; and rigging incidental to lifting, moving,

dismantling, assembling, overhauling, or repairing hydroelectric power plant

and pumping plant machinery and related equipment.

I performed visual and operational checks on bridge and gantry crane

including gears, cables, brakes, and leaks. I checked packing and operation of

station drainage and unwatering pumps. Lubricates and changes gear box and

speed reducer oils as needed on annual basis.

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I addition, I checked and replaced belts and adjust motors on

heating/ventilation, and air conditioning system. I also inspected draft tube

gates, install lifting beam, inspect and replace rollers on head and penstock

gates. Reload cables on hoist assembly, re-thread cables through sheaves.

I operated lathes, milling machine, drill press, grinders, sliding head drill, and

maintenance of this equipment.

I reviewed lay out patterns, fabricate, assemble and repairs sheet metal ducts,

cover and boxes. I used ox y-acetylene, arc, plasma air cutter, tig and mig

equipment where welding, cutting, soldering and brazing. I welded

aluminum, steel, stainless steel, and cast iron.

I updated maintenance records and logs of designated plant equipment. I also

ensured that sufficient parts and materials are on hand for normal operation.

In addition, I interpreted instructions and specifications including oral and

written directions, drawing, engineering drawing, blueprints and construction

drawings sufficient to plan and carry out the work.

I installed clearances, lockout/tagouts. . I also identify safety discrepancies in

power plant and industrial work areas and fix or report any unsafe conditions,

acts, and accidents to management.

Supervisor: George Foley 509-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Dept. of Interior Series: 5352 Pay Plan: BB Grade: 00

Bureau of Reclamation

Dutch John, UT 84023 United States

06/2000 - 02/2001

Hours per week: 40

Hydroelectric Mechanic (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

My duties were to perform mechanical maintenance in a hydroelectric power

plant of 3 turbine vertical shaft Francis type 52.8 kilovolt-ampere (KVA)

generators, perform schedule inspections documenting impending or actual

malfunction and performing follow-up maintenance. I repaired powerhouse

equipment including turbines, generators, motors, pumps, pressure regulators,

governors, valves as water strainers, water and air lines pipes, penstocks,

intakes, spillways, outlet works, water supply, sewage treatment, air

compressors, elevators, head gate seals, and related mechanical controls.

I performed visual and operational checks on bridge and gantry crane

including gears, cables, brakes, and leaks. I checked packing and operation of

station drainage and unwatering pumps. Lubricates and changes gear box and

speed reducer oils as needed on annual basis.

I was responsible for operating and cleaning vertical shaft disc type

centrifuge for oil purification. I performed inspection and any needed

maintenance on designated generators and turbines to include bolt torque

checks, structural soundness and plumbing systems.

In addition, I checked and replaced belts and adjust motors on

heating/ventilation, and air conditioning system. I also inspected draft tube

gates, install lifting beam, inspect and replace rollers on head and penstock

gates. I reloaded cables on hoist assembly, re-thread cables through sheaves.

I operated lathes, milling machine, drill press, grinders, sliding head drill, and

maintenance of this equipment.

I reviewed lay out patterns, fabricate, assemble and repairs sheet metal ducts,

cover and boxes. I used ox y-acetylene, arc, plasma air cutter, tig and mig

equipment where welding, cutting, soldering and brazing. I also welded

aluminum, steel, stainless steel, and cast iron.

I was responsible for updating maintenance records and logs of designated

plant equipment. I ensured sufficient parts and materials are on hand for

normal operation. I also interpreted instructions and specifications including

oral and written directions, drawing, engineering drawing, blueprints and

construction drawings sufficient to plan and carry out the work. I have expert

knowledge in the layout of CO2 fragrant chemical dispensing system at

Fontanel and Flaming Gorge Dam.

I managed staff as a supervisory level 2, technical lead and project manager

on numerous occasions.

I am responsible for the equipment outage request to include installing

clearances and lockout/tag out; hazardous energy control check list, job

planning, and job hazardous analysis are completed. This process helped with

eliminating the hazard or hindrance prior to the employee’s performing any

work. I also identify safety discrepancies in power plant and industrial work

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areas and fix or report any unsafe conditions, acts, and accidents to

management.

Supervisor: Billy Elbrock 435-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

International Boundary & Water CommissionPay Plan: BB Grade: 00

Amistad Dam Power Plant

El Paso, TX 79902 United States

01/1997 - 06/2000

Hours per week: 40

Industrial Equipment Repairman (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

My duties were to perform mechanical maintenance in a hydroelectric (HEM)

power plant of twin turbine vertical shaft, France type, 34 kilovolt-ampere

(KVA) generators. Perform schedule inspections documenting impeding or

actual malfunctions and performing follow-up maintenance. Repair

powerhouse equipment including turbines, generators, motors, pumps,

pressure regulators, governor, valves, raw water strainers, water and air line

pipes, penstock, intake, head gate seals, gates and related mechanical

controls.

I was responsible for performing visual and operational checks on bridge and

gantry crane including gears, cables, brakes, and leaks. I checked spacing and

operation of station drainage and unwatering pumps. Inspects penstocks hoist,

performs lubrication and changes gear box and speed reducer oils as needed

on annual basis. I also operated and cleaned vertical shaft-disc type centrifuge

for purifying, treating and filtering hydraulic oils. Performs inspection and

any needed maintenance on designated generators and turbines to include bolt

torque checks, structural soundness, and plumbing systems. In addition, I

inspected draft tube gates, install lifting beams, inspect and replace roller

chains on head and penstock gates, adjust by adding or removing shims or by

removing roller and links. I reloaded cables on hoist assembly, and re-thread

cables through sheaves on lifting beams. Check compress air system and

perform maintenance as needed.

I operated lathes, milling machine, drill press, grinders, sliding head drill, and

maintenance of this equipment.

I reviewed lay out patterns, fabricate, assemble and repairs sheet metal ducts,

cover and boxes. I used ox y-acetylene, arc, plasma air cutter, tig and mig

equipment where welding, cutting, soldering and brazing. I also welded

aluminum, steel, stainless steel, and cast iron.

I was responsible for updating maintenance records and logs of designated

plant equipment. I ensured that sufficient parts and materials are on hand for

normal operation. In addition, I interpreted instructions and specifications

including oral and written directions, manufacture guides, technical manuals,

publications, Thomas Registers, schematics drawing, engineering drawing,

blueprints and construction drawings sufficient to plan and carry out the

work.

I calculated power generation from water release information supplied by

water master using start and stop times on the Supervisory Control And Data

Acquisition (SCADA) system event print outs which I later exchange with

the Mexico section.

I cross-trained with high voltage electrician by assisting in meggering, annual

inspect of exciter, cleaning of brushing housing, slip rings, adjusting high

voltage switches and cleaning.

I lead a group of Journeyman’s with significant trades for a specific three-

month project assignment. I also researched, designed and applied clearance.

I have identified safety discrepancies in power plant and industrial work areas

and I have fixed or report any unsafe conditions, acts, and accidents to

management.

Supervisor: Benito Garcia, Jr. 830-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Kelly Air Force Base Series: 5352 Pay Plan: WG Grade: 08

Plant Services

San Antonio, TX 78226 United States

01/1995 - 01/1997

Hours per week: 40

Industrial Equipment Mechanic (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I worked independently or as a team member to installation, overhaul, repair

and operation of approximately 27 air compressors (centrifugal, reciprocating

and screw types) of up to 800 horsepower (hp). I provided pressure ranges

from 50 per square inch (psi) through 3,500 psi. This included associated

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equipment such as driers air filters, cooling towers, receivers, heaters and

related wiring and piping. With equipment not centrally located, I would

perform duties on a roving basis throughout different locations in the

maintenance division.

In the event of equipment breakdown or malfunction, I conducted a gap

analysis on the malfunctions by determined the nature and extent of repairs

necessary and make needed repairs by replacing, reworking or re finishing

worn or damaged parts and components. I also assembled and installed the

equipment, connect the power sources, performed operational and functional

test and make required adjustments in order to ensure proper operation of the

entire system.

Under emergency conditions, I determined whether to shut down or partially

shut down systems, start auxiliary equipment or substitute automatic for

manual operation. I communicated operating information to relief operator,

their shift change operator or supervisor concerning problems encounter

during shut down, partially shut down, start auxiliary equipment or substitute

automatic for manual operation. I was also responsible for communicating

operating information to relief operator and their shift change operator or

supervisor concerning problems encountered, action taken, status of

emergency conditions and pending repairs.

I performed the complex work on compressors and related equipment by

determining the part and materials that are required and methods, techniques

and procedures to use in completing repairs. I planned the work using

blueprints, sketches, and work orders and other specifications.

I was responsible for recording inspections and all services on equipment in a

daily log, including starts, stops, lubrication, greasing and parts replaced,

repairs made or required and information on the efficiency and performance

of all equipment components. I operated a forklift 10 & 15 K) and a light

vehicle in performing these duties. I also serviced and maintained electric

motors for electrically driven air compressors that provide compressed air for

the test cells. I have operated a variety of equipment for specialized work

activities that generate diverse compressed air requirements. I am skilled in

the use and application of standard formulas, shop mathematics, trade

theories and industries practices in calculating materials and problem solving.

I am proficient in troubleshooting problems and determining the extent of

repairs required, materials or parts needed and to estimate the time required to

complete repairs.

Supervisor: Hal Turner 210-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Kelly Air Force Base Series: 5350 Pay Plan: WG Grade: 10

Plant Services

San Antonio, TX 78226 United States

05/1993 - 12/1994

Hours per week: 40

Production Machinery Mechanic (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

My duties and responsibilities were to repair, install and modify equipment

such as steel doors, overhead mono rail systems, lathe, milling machines, vtl,

drill presses, vats, tanks, racks, test stands, spray booths, metal platforms,

scaffolds, and similar equipment that is required in re-tooling production

shops by applying a working knowledge of mechanical hydraulic, and

pneumatic systems. I reassembled and installed equipment, connected power

sources, performed operational and functional tests and makes required

adjustments in order to ensure proper operation in accordance with technical

manuals. I also installed, adjusts and sets various regulating and safety

devices such as meters, gauges, and governors.

I was responsible for laying out work on flat structural steel, angle iron, cut

metal with acetylene torch, power sheer, saws, etc. I shaped sheet metal on

brake roller or by hand to construct belt guards, water tanks applies PVC

lining to plating tanks, used stainless or welding equipment to do butt flange

tact and tube welding on mild steel, stainless steel, to weld low-high pressure

tanks, stands, carts, chassis, structural steel and mono line.

I assembled and operated all shop equipment including power brake, power

shear, punch presses, drill presses, power saws hand brake and power rollers.

I used rigging blocks, hoist, concrete hammer drills, core drills, plumb bob,

leveling devices, squares, tape measures and mechanic hand tools.

Supervisor: Harry Kinsey 210-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Kelly Air Force Base Series: 5378 Pay Plan: WG Grade: 08

Civil Engineering

San Antonio, TX 78226 United States

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04/1991 - 05/1993

Hours per week: 40

Power Support System Mechanic (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I operated, installed stationary and portable generators under routine engine

test and load test throughout the base, checked performance and output of

generator, position, connect, operate, and removed portable generator sets to

and from temporary sites. I documented faulty performances and determined

necessary repairs. I was responsible for performing troubleshooting and

technical repairs and overhaul of no-break power units for security services

and base communication using such precision dimensional measuring

equipment as micrometers, calipers, dial indicators, and tachometers. I also

mounted engine accessories, rewire ignition, and clean fuel injection system

and checks for proper fuel injection. I purged primary and secondary fuel

system to eliminate air locks and bleed each injector of injection system

individually. Additionally, I adjusted governor speed to maintain 60 cycles at

specified load. I performed anti-rust treatment on cooling systems; install and

maintain thermostat on water; oil heating elements; and minor repair on

generator systems. I also traced out circuit to locate shorts or open wiring.

Additionally, I checked operation of generator automatic regulator, relays,

circuit breakers, switches, volts meter, ammeters, and gauges. I routed out

defective instruments to proper segments, repairs control panels, and restore

circuit to technical order specifications by re-wiring to eliminate unauthorized

modification made in the field, replaced brushes and brush holders in

generator. I also cleaned commentator connect leads to generator, adjusted

automatic and manual voltage regulator systems. I operated and set governor

and voltage regulator to adjust generator to produce the specific output at

rated voltage.

I was responsible for troubleshooting the electrical systems on various types

of air conditioning, 60 cycles electrical generator, including automatic

transfer panel and solid state devices, in order to determine their repairable

status and to ascertain the replacement parts necessary to place items in a

serviceable condition. In addition, I inspected the electrical components for

wear, corrosion, missing or broken parts, broken or un-insulated wiring and

other defects. I also removed items such as transformers, rectifiers, relays,

registers, solenoids, switches, rheostats, transistors, diodes, semi-conductors,

and printed circuits. I replaced parts as needed, using blueprints and

schematics diagrams, rout wires to proper terminals and made preliminary

judgment to input and output voltage controls. I used mock-up performs

functional test under simulated loading conditions of entire electrical system

and made final adjustments to any of the electrical component

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