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Andrew Smith


287 Custer Street, Hopewell, PA 00000

[email protected]

(000) 000-0000

Professional Summary

Fully qualified electrician with experience in different fields of the trade including Service, maintenance and various different install jobs (residential, commercial, industrial). Have experience working independently and gained knowledge of how to plan jobs to finish them in the most efficient manner. Equipped with good communication skills which makes it a lot easier to work with people in a team environment or discussing jobs with clients.

Employment history

Electrical Apprentice, Ferry-Wuckert. North Aileen, South Dakota
Aug. 2015 – Jun. 2017
  • Conducted Electrical Service and maintenance work (Residential, Commercial and Industrial).
  • Carried out Electrical installations (Residential, Commercial and Industrial).
  • Carried out Data installations and well versed on various different terminating and testing procedures.
  • Provide preliminary sketches or cost estimates for materials or services.
  • Team work – Experience working on construction sites with other trades/supervisors and learned to co-operate with them to make the job easier. Have experience with apprentices working under me and delegating work to them.
  • Sourcing parts that were required to complete jobs.
  • Solving problems and learning on the job independently 
  • Following safety standards and regulations 
  • Writing out job cards and timesheets
  • Prioritising the jobs of the day

Work Experience (Electrical), Hilpert Inc. Kishamouth, Montana
Mar. 2013 – May. 2013
  • Assisted in running cables in various electrical installations.
  • Assisted in conducting service work under supervision.
  • Gained experience in using hand tools and power tools.
  • Built an understanding of how to set up tradesman with tools and materials to carry out the work methodically 
  • Housekeeping on site and on the van
  • Assisted in the testing of various electrical systems and apparatus’

Education

Eastern Wisconsin University, Richardstad, Michigan
Certificate III in Electrotechnology, Jan. 2018

Mohr Institute, Klingville, Wisconsin
Secondary Certificate of Education, 2013

References

Skills

Strong communication skills

Can work under pressure

Work well independently

Work well with others

Can handle responsibility on the job

Problem Solving

Analysing situations for solutions

Time management skills

electrical apprentice

  • Metal fabrication work with other trades as required; repairing crashed locomotives, parts and frames. In addition, designing and constructing brackets for mechanical and electrical pneumatic parts.
  • Cleaning and maintenance of workshop, tools, locomotives and engine parts utilising knowledge and experience of OHS standards and requirements.

electrical apprentice

  • Worked under a master electrician 
  • Jlg and sissor lift trained 
  • Change ballast and lighting
  • Servicing locomotives and control system equipment, including mechanical and electrical tools

electrical apprentice

  • Did my Electrical Apprenticeship at Anglo Platinum Rustenburg as an 18.2 contract learner on all electrical equipment underground as well as on surface on the mine
  • Unqualified (Still need to qualify) 
  • 4 Year indentured apprenticeship 
  • Obtained Electrical trades certificate 

electrical apprentice

  • Completing a two week workterm with NL power in order to graduate my electrical program.
  • Working with an experienced Journeyman responsible for inspecting and maintaining various power generators including multiple hydro dams and a Rolls Royce MTU jet engine.
  • Performing tests and installing fixtures inside several high voltage substations.
  • Adhered to work site safety protocols and reported potential hazards.

electrical apprentice

  • Worked under supervision to learn trade and develop electrical knowledge.
  • Configured controllers and set up panels for installations.
  • Assisted with electrical installations, including lighting and smoke detectors.
  • Inspected wiring to evaluate issues and identify short circuits.
  • Adhered to all relevant electrical and building codes for each job.
  • Worked with more knowledgeable professionals to grow understanding of principles and construction standards.
  • Measured and cut required supplies such as wire and conduit.

electrical apprentice

  • Keeping a clean and tidy jobsite
  • Install couplings in rebar walls
  • capable of operating a fork lift
  • hilti certified

electrical apprentice

  • Residential/commercial troubleshooting
  • Residential/commercial new installation
  • Existing residential installation
  • Communication with customers regarding flow of work and time of completion goals.

electrical apprentice

  •  New house installations
  • General Maintenance.
  • Experience in dairies.
  • Grind galvanized steel for welding

electrical apprentice

  • run cable tray and rigid conduit 
  • terminate 500 cable
  • hang light fixtures, install single pole and three way switches, and numerous other devices.
  • provide support to journeyman regarding installation of power distribution
  • bending and installing conduit
  • understanding blue prints
  • installed supports

electrical apprentice

  • Run emt and rigid pipe.
  • Pull wire.
  • Make electrical connections in service panes
  • Install outlets, switches, electrical equipment such as electrical motors etc..

electrical apprentice

  • Install and maintain photovoltaic systems in a domestic environment
  • Install and maintain split system air conditioners in a domestic environment
  • Install / terminate underground/overhead cables in a domestic environment
  • Install / terminate LV cables in new or existing domestic environments
  • Install / terminate network communication cables
  • Test / fault-find electrical apparatus in a domestic environment
  • Install apparatus including:

electrical apprentice

  • skilled in troubleshooting
  • installing light fixtures and devices
  • installing single pole and 3 way switches
  • maintained a clean safe work area

electrical apprentice

  • Assisted Journeyman in everyday electrical tasks
  • Requisitioned supplies or materials to complete construction projects.
  • Conversed with supervisory personnel, contractors, or design professionals to discuss and resolve matters, such as work procedures, complaints, or construction problems.
  • Able to read some electrical diagrams.

electrical apprentice

  • Completed all safety courses needed to work successfully on a substation crew
  • Worked with Foreman and Journeymen to learn the skills necessary to perform the job at hand and progress towards the journey man position
  • Completed all of SPS’s required class room training
  • Completed all necessary Journeyman training in order to progress  from Apprentice to Journeyman

electrical apprentice

  • Calibrate and repair instruments to prescribed specifications
  • Assemble and construct control panels and wiring.
  • Writing out job cards and timesheets
  • Prioritising the jobs of the day

electrical apprentice

  • Conducted Electrical Service and maintenance work (Residential, Commercial and Industrial).
  • Carried out Electrical installations (Residential, Commercial and Industrial).
  • Carried out Data installations and well versed on various different terminating and testing procedures.
  • Team work – Experience working on construction sites with other trades/supervisors and learned to co-operate with them to make the job easier. Have experience with apprentices working under me and delegating work to them.
  • Sourcing parts that were required to complete jobs.
  • Solving problems and learning on the job independently 
  • Following safety standards and regulations 

electrical apprentice

  • Demolition of existing electrical systems
  • Mounting, landing, and splicing device boxes
  • installing light switches, receptacles, and lighting fixtures
  • Electrical panel feeder wire pulls
  • Trace systems to locate feeding panel

electrical apprentice

  • Switchboard Wiring and Fault finding.
  • Wiring houses and maintaining electrical appliances.
  • Able to read electrical diagrams.
  • Able to use a range of hand and power tools.

electrical apprentice

  • Installing.
  • Servicing.
  • Updating electrical system.
  • Reparing or replacing faulty electrical equipments.

electrical apprentice

  • Measuring, cutting, and bending wire and conduit, using measuring instruments and hand tools.
  • Assisting with troubleshooting electrical components, wiring diagrams, transformers, motors, panels, and circuit.
  • Tracing out short circuits and wiring, using test meter.
  • Connect wiring to circuit breakers, transformers, lighting fixtures, thermostat, intercoms, signaling systems, power equipment, or other components. 
  • Three completes fault finding on packaging and manufacturing equipment. 
  •  Constructing controllers and panels, using power drills, drill presses, taps, and saws.
  • Examining electrical units for loose connections, broken insulation and tightening connections using hand tools. 

electrical apprentice

  • Assemble, install, test, & maintain electrical wiring, equipment, appliances, apparatus, or fixtures.
  • Carry out & complete jobs in accordance with all relevant standards.
  • Install, Commission & Decommission air conditioning units.
  • Fault find in both residential and commercial situations.
  • Work from ladders, scaffolds, or roofs to install, maintain, or repair electrical wiring, equipment, or fixtures, maintain electrical wiring, equipment, appliances, apparatus, or fixtures.
  • Perform physically demanding tasks, such as digging trenches to lay conduit & moving or lifting heavy objects.
  • Carry out electrical & air conditioning works for new homes, & liaise with builders throughout process

electrical apprentice

  • Installed electrical systems.
  • Arranged wire, fixtures, and conduit boxes in preparation for installations.
  • Troubleshoot electrical faults and fixture problems.
  • Installed, replaced, and repaired electrical meters.

electrical apprentice

  • Following Instructions and completing tasks assigned by supervisors.
  • Working with and learning from Journeymen, third, and forth year electricians.
  • Working independently following plans to run cable, install outlets, lights, heaters and other fixtures.
  • Following safety procedures utilizing training from basic safety, fall arrest and lift operation.
  • Working in both commercial and residential environments.

electrical apprentice

  • Install, troubleshoot, and repair electrical problems
  • Clean and maintain a nice and clean work environment for efficiency
  • Provide friendly and useful customer service
  • Assemble electrical or electronic systems or support structures and install components, units, sub-assemblies, wiring, or assembly casings, using rivets, bolts, soldering.

electrical apprentice

  • Operated multiple company owned and rented equipment to include Bobcat/Skidsteer (with multiple attachments auger, pallet forks, bucket, hammer, and trencher), Ditch Witch Trencher, pothole machine, and scissor lift.
  • Connect wires to circuit breakers and other components, and connect circuits at junctions.
  • Install switches, outlets, light fixtures, and other electrical equipment.
  • Double check work to ensure that all wiring, conduit, and equipment is secured according to current electrical code, and is neat and level.

electrical apprentice

  • Have a responsible work ethic and willingness to learn.
  • Work with and follow the instructions of the electrical foreman.
  • Perform physically demanding labor, such as digging trenches to lay conduit and moving heavy objects such as wire spools.
  • Work from ladders, roofs, and small spaces to install and maintain wiring, equipment, and fixtures.
  • Install metal boxes to serve as housing for outlets, switches, light fixtures, and junctions between wire runs.
  • Using a handheld conduit bender, bend and install 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch, 1 inch EMT in designated areas of the site, keeping a clean and level appearance.
  • Feed and pull wire to various parts of the site

electrical apprentice

  • Performed as an electricians helper during the day.
  • Attended apprenticeship classes at night.
  • Install plc controllers and lighting controls.
  • Run all types and sizes of conduit.

electrical apprentice

  • Supported Electricians in the installation, maintenance, operation and repair of electrical systems.
  • Maximized work site efficiency and maintained high customer satisfaction by keeping areas clean, neat and free of hazards.
  • Loaded tools, materials and supplies on to company trucks by means of forklift. 
  • Transported tools, materials and supplies to job locations to support 
  • Adhered to company standards and OSHA regulations for work site safety.
  • Reviewed blueprints and electrical schematics to perform tasks to specifications.
  • Worked in team-based environment to accomplish projects.