Jesse White

Iron City, GA *****

ad2t4n@r.postjobfree.com

+1-229-***-****

I am a very driven person, i believe in safety of others, very hard worker, I believe in being on time to work, willing to work overtime, a very oriented and easy to learn person. One of my favorite quotes: Teamwork make the Dream work. I give 110% on my job. Very Passionate about the work i do. I also read Prints and diagrams.

Willing to relocate: Anywhere

Authorized to work in the US for any employer

Authorized to work in the US for any employer

Work Experience

General Laborer

Worked for my self - Seminole County, Ga

February 2023 to Present

Been doing ground work, roofing work, helping people on projects, mainly just a helper working with other people.

Electrical Helper

First Solar - Camilla, GA

June 2021 to October 2022

Ran wire thro Pvc pipes into the combiner boxes, did routinely checks on the wire, ran wire to the TCU boxes all the way to the substations.

Electrical Apprentice

TMI Energy Solutions - Cincinnati, OH

March 2019 to May 2019

Pulled wire, connected panels (plug & play), installed combined boxes, connected PVC pipe, installed loom, flex pipe, TCU Boxes.

Electrician

QLM Staffing - East Lake-Orient Park, FL

January 2019 to March 2019

I contract with DynaFire Fire Alarm Co. We as a crew run smoke detector wire, speaker wire, we also do commercial work installing smoke detectors, etc I also read blue prints, Drive a JLG, Scissor Lift, Forklift. Lead Man/solar Panel Installer

People Ready - Kissimmee, FL

October 2018 to December 2018

As a crew we installed modules onto the racking, placed bolts into the double clips and single clips to hold the module onto the racking, then I tightened the bolts and nuts with a drill. I also did remediation on the modules if there was something wrong or out of place. And at the end of the day each crew member would clean up their areas before we left the field, clocked out and went home this was on the Walt Disney Solar Site.

Electrical Helper/Lead Man

Electrical Talent - Wimauma, FL

June 2018 to October 2018

We as a crew was named the Cable Tray Crew. The responsibilities we upholded each and every days was install cable trays, we also installed combiner boxes. We as a crew would walk the Cable trays to the destination which we would use an impact drill to assemble the trays, which we would install the splice plates using 4 bolts, and 4 nuts, we also installed exspansion plates which had 6 bolts and 6 nuts. When we installed Combiner boxes, two people would hold the combiner box up while one would hold the U- Bolt as well as the other co-worker would use the impact to tighten the bolts and nuts together to hold the combiner box up. I also worked with pre-assembly, and wire pulling crew. The wire crew, They pulled wire from PCS to PCS sometime dug small trenches, and back filled the trench. This is Grange Hall Site. I also took a training course for Solar Ventilated Cable Trays. Wire Management Crew

Quality Labor Management LLC, Corporate Office - Moscow, TN April 2018 to June 2018

The Crew known as the Wire Management Crew, when I worked in Moscow, Tennessee the responsibilities was as followed, ran pvc pipe underground from converter to converter, from quad to quad, array to array. Using tool, as followed crimpers, impact, drills, banszaw, pipe cutter, hammer, mallet. Did plug and play V.D.C. Testing (voltage open circuit), put up combiner boxes, dressed panel wires and string wires, clip tails off zipties, plug homerun wires. I also worked with the installation of the converters i drilled holes into the cement to position the converters or PCS. Wood Puller, Forklift Driver

Coastal Lumber - Havana, FL

August 2016 to March 2018

Pulled wood coming of a green chain machine. Worked a 12 hour swing shift day or night., I was also an break out guy, which I would break out each co-worker for a break. This was a production company. I also relieved the forklift driver for break. As the forklift driver, I transported bundles of wood that was pulled from the green chain. And stack them in stacks of 4 high. Electrical Forman

CLP Resources - Bainbridge, GA

August 2015 to June 2016

Responsibilities was as followed: I ran a 4 man crew including myself our responsibilities was as the trench was cut out we staged 10ft and 20ft cut wire on the post to be connected. Also after the trench was trenched out we ran wire from array to array. We handled all the Underground electrical wire. We also installed the ground rods around the PCS's. I was also called back after we were done for remediation where we would walk down every array checking for bad wire and broken solar panels. I also corrected and re-ran damaged wires, this was part of the Plug and Play Crew. I also drove a Lowell which i would transport Solar Panels to the correct array. As a Forman i had to attend Forman meetings also i had to turn in the correct paper work at the end of the day. I had to fill out a JHA's, I also had to read Blue prints of the Work site and my everyday installment of the wire and the array and the trench, also wrote out data sheets, the amount of production a day we did, and I had to keep a positive attitude and most of all be Professional and Caring about my crew and the work production every day. Laser Operator

LMC - Donalsonville, GA

September 2012 to May 2014

Read Blue Prints for laser machine I had to send all the programs to the machine which gave the command from the computer via laser machine. The parts was mostly cut out for peanut pickers, Armada tractor parts, also used a plasma cutter and a combination tube/sheet/metal cutter. Sometime had to use a hammer and chisel to get the slags off a cut peice of metal, had to a just the lens to the proper adjustment of the metal which i cut a differnt shapes sizes of metal. Education

High school diploma

Seminole County Middle/High School - Donalsonville, GA August 1994 to May 1999

Skills

• Construction, Electrical (4 years), Power Tools (10+ years), Forklift (8 years) Military Service

Branch: United States Navy

Rank: E-3

• Blueprint Reading

• Plasma Cutting

• Low Voltage

• Carpentry

• Mechanical Knowledge

• Heavy Equipment Operation

• Blueprint reading

• Forklift

• Construction

• Supervising experience

• Schematics

• Driving

• Assembly

• Roofing

Military Service

Branch: Navy

Service Country: United States

Rank: E-3

January 2000 to May 2003

Worked as a deck seaman we refilled other ships, we was a supply shop and we supplied our fleet. Certifications and Licenses

OSHA 30

Forklift Certification

Driver's License

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