Human Resources Distribution Systems
Resume:
John F. Williams
**** ** **. ****** **** Alberta T4S1P1 1-587-***-**** **************@*******.** Dear Human Resources:
My 23 years of experience installing, maintaining, testing, repairing and performing live-line work on powerline distribution systems, substations and equipment with voltages up to and including 500 KV would, I believe, make me a valuable addition to your organization. Some of my strengths include:
• Effective supervisory skills to train and mentor inexperienced workers in safe work practices, proper procedures and the correct use and care of equipment
• Adaptability and willingness to respond to unscheduled outages and work in various locations including rural and remote areas
• High stamina to withstand physically demanding conditions such as very long hours, heights and adverse weather
• Strong organizational skills to effectively organize workers and materials to begin and complete the job on time
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to maintain positive relationships with people inside and outside
I am known to be a positive team player who is committed to maintain personal and group safety at all times. My dedication, strong work ethic and resourcefulness – coupled with my proven track record of excellent attendance and performance – continually create organizational value. I am confident an interview would demonstrate I have the skills and attributes to contribute to your company’s continued success, and I would welcome an opportunity to learn more about your needs. Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
John F. Williams
Enclosed: Resume
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John F. Williams
4604 45 St. Sylvan Lake Alberta T4S1P1 1-587-***-**** **************@*******.** JOURNEYMAN POWER LINEMAN
Performing Line Maintenance in a Safe, Efficient Manner Proactive, punctual and dedicated professional with 23 years of experience installing, maintaining, testing and repairing powerlines using live-line, hot stick, rubber glove and helicopter methods on voltages up to and including 500 KV. Highly adaptable, willing to respond to unscheduled outages and work in various locations. Able to withstand physically demanding conditions such as very long hours, heights and adverse weather. Utilizes excellent communication and organizational skills to mentor inexperienced workers in safe work practices, proper procedures as well as care and use of equipment. Technical Skills & Expertise
Distribution Systems Installation of New Equipment Pole Work Maintenance
Safety Working at Heights Supervision Reports
Transmission Systems Substations Repair Mentoring
High Voltage Towers Live-Line Helicopter Work Professional & Project Experience
Journeyman Power Lineman & Boom Truck/Crane Operator Western Pacific Enterprises Brooks, AB Dec 2014 – 2015 Projects: Newell Substation and Heathfield Substation
• Supervise, plan and organize the work of 7 to 15 powerline workers and electricians while performing aerial work
• Assemble substation equipment such as transformers and bus work according to client specifications, blueprints and drawings
• Maintain limits of approach on energized equipment by clearly instructing workers about safe electrical work practices
• Conduct toolbox meetings everyday with powerline workers, electricians and safety coordinators to ensure tasks are done safely
• Write end-of-shift reports on the work accomplished for the supervisor to
• Keep the supervisor updated on required material so they can organize it for the next job
• Operate a 35-ton picker to load and assemble material on site
• Splice and terminate 25 KV cable for underground transformers on the substations Journeyman Power Lineman
Wilson Construction Carstairs, AB Oct 2013 – Dec 2014 Heartland Transmission Project Edmonton, AB
• Supervised 12 to 15 apprentices and other powerline workers, instructing them in safe work practices as well as care and use of tools and equipment
• Worked with a stacking crew of 10 to 20 workers to haul material, assemble and erect 500 KV steel towers.
• Spliced and insulated conductors as well as inspected and tested tower assemblies. Then tied it in. Journeyman Power Lineman/Crew Foreman
McGregor Construction Edmonton, AB Aug 2012 – Oct 2013
• Replaced poles and maintained live distribution lines for Fortis in a safe, efficient manner
• Supervised 3 utility crews while maintaining distribution systems for Cenovus Journeyman Power Lineman
Jaco Powerline Construction Red Deer, AB Feb 2011 – Nov 2012
• Replaced poles and maintained live distribution lines for Fortis in a safe, efficient manner P a g e 3 4
John F. Williams
4604 45st. Sylvan Lake Alberta T4S1P1 1-587-***-**** **************@*******.** Professional & Project Experience – Continued…
Crew Foreman
B-Line Utilities Olds, AB Sept 2009 – Feb 2011
• Directed and supervised 6 to 8 powerline workers and apprentices, instructing them in safe work practices, duties, care and use of tools and equipment
• Performed activities relating to the installation, maintenance, repair and testing of underground distribution systems
• Ensured deadlines were met by planning and organizing the work effectively Journeyman Power Lineman
Henkels & McCoy Inc. San Bernardino, CA 1999 – 2009
• Supervised 6 or 7 linemen and apprentices while installing new power lines for distribution systems in San Diego, Brawly, El Centro and Palm Springs as well as along Interstate 86 up to El Centro
• Repaired and maintained live power lines, equipment and transformers damaged from fire and adverse weather such as thunder storms, wind storms and heat storms in a safe, efficient manner Career History
Crew Foreman
Teckon Powerline Melfort Tisdale Area, SK 1993 – 1999
• Supervised crews of up to 7 power linemen, apprentices and labourers while maintaining distribution systems for new construction
• Installed underground cable and transformers for new construction of rural underground distribution projects in other areas of the province
Professional Development
Certification
Journeyman Powerline Technician With Red Seal
Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission, Saskatoon, SK, 1999 Equal Potential Grounding and Bonding Training Program Infrastructure Health and Safety Association, Mississauga, ON, 2010 34.5 KV Rubber Glove Certification
Local 47, California, USA, 2007
25 KV Rubber Glove Certification
Enmax, Calgary, Ab. 2003
SaskPower, Regina, SK, 1999
Certified Crane Operator, Ticket #080741167
National Commission Certification of Crane Operators, Virginia, USA, 2008 Cable Splicing Certification
SaskPower, Regina, SK, 1994
Boom Truck Operator ‘B’ Certificate
Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Branch, Regina, SK, 1994 CSTS Ver. 3.2 Includes Generic WHMIS
Alberta Construction Safety Association, Calgary, AB, 2009 Version 9 CSTS is up to date
Sask. Power Permit holder training was completed in June 2016 Ground Disturbance for Supervisors
Leadership for Safety Excellence
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Additional Training
Fall Protection Awareness
Elevated Work Platform
OSSA, BSO
Sask.Power Traccess Training
“ are current.”
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