Dear Prospective Employer;

I am interested in a position as an Industrial Maintenance Electrician, an have enclosed a copy of my current resume for your review and inspection. It outlines the specific details of my education, training, and accomplishments.

In light of my qualifications, I feel confident that I have much to offer your Company. I would appreciate an opportunity to meet with you personally to discuss how my assets may best serve our mutual benefit. I can be reached at the e-mail address and phone number.

Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely

Steven H. Westerman

Work Experience

Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News

08/92 to 05/21

Duties: install new power supplies for heavy machinery. Includes major components such as main junction boxes, raceways, conduits, tubing, supports, wiring, transformers, circuit breakers, switches, and disconnects. Bend, saw, fit steel and aluminum tubing. Mount conduit and tubing on walls, floors, ceilings, and machinery.

Install electro-magnetic and electronic circuits and components of complex machine tools and industrial equipment such as mills, lathes, presses, shears, burners, pumps, sorting machines, centrifuge casting machinery, heat testing furnaces, induction heaters, ultrasonic cleaners, electronic balancing machines, and counting machines.

Perform routine preventive maintenance and associated on the job repairs.

Inspect, clean, fabricate, adjust, calibrate, and test equipment for proper working order.

Self Employed Electrical contractor

License # H59707

11/91- 08/92

Working as a residential contractor in the city of Philadelphia and the Township of Cheltenham Pa.

Popejoy Electric

07/90 - 11/91

Working as a commercial electrician for local prominent electrical contractor.

Philadelphia Naval Shipyard

11/84 - 06/ 90

Maintain, construct and repair electro- magnetic circuitry an electronic machine tool equipment. Test circuitry and diagnose malfunctions. Install, relocate and retrofit electronic and electrical equipment. Install conduit and circuitry for lighting throughout the shipyard.

Education

Philadelphia Naval Shipyard

11/84 - 06/88

Apprenticeship - Industrial control Electronics Mechanic. Completed 06/88

Lyons Technical Institute

Philadelphia Pa.

02/82 - 01/83

Digital and Microprocessor Technology

One thousand (1000) hours of instruction in theory and practical application including: basic theory, integrated circuits, and transfer theory. A thorough knowledge of basic gates is developed and expanded to logic systems

Northeast High School

Philadelphia Pa.

09/78 - 06/81

High School Diploma

Supplemental Training

Falcon Technical Services Inc

Arc Flash Risk Assessment Training

05/18

Penn State University

1990 Electrical Code Course

04/90

Philadelphia Naval Shipyard

Quality Improvement Process (QIP)

12/89

Allen-Bradley

Customer Support Services Numerical Control School

07/89

Vickers Inc.

Electro Hydraulic Servo Maintenance

05/89

Philadelphia Naval Shipyard

Industrial Hydraulics

02/89

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