OSHA Trained
Hand Signals (ANSI Standard Crane)
CPR/First Aid Certificate
Intro to Hoist Operator
Basic and Intermediate Rigging
Radio Frequency & Microwave Emission Awareness

Tower and Wireless Program
Aiken Technical College, Aiken SC
Fundamental elements of wireless technology to tower installation, wireless networks, application, service and a basic technical overview of spectrum principles.
Principles of electricity, safety standards and line worker tools.
Safe work habits, protective equipment use and correct tower climbing techniques.
Fundamentals of fall protection, rescue theory and tower safety practices for a competent worker.
Recognition of fall hazards; regulation and use of full body harnesses, energy absorbing lanyards, self-retracting lifelines, vertical lifelines, fall arrest systems, ladder climbing systems, work positioning lanyards and anchorage selection.
Utilization of cable accessories and carrier installation standards for a broad cross section of wireless construction, including communication cables, weatherproofing, handling, support and grounding the components of cell systems, and installation quality guidelines of areas of construction that have the highest frequency of defects.

Employment History:
2014 to 2017
Locomotive Engineer
CSX Transportation, Aiken, SC
Loaded and unloaded freight
Operated air brakes and throttle
Ensured train adheres to timetable
Watched and operated instruments that measure pressure, speed etc.

2005 to 2014
Freight Conductor
CSX Transportation, Aiken, SC
Communicated effectively with locomotive engineer and train crew
Inspected all equipment on cars prior to departure
Comprehended color and/or hand signals and systems
Maintained awareness of surrounding area and suspicious activity
Worked with customers to ensure accurate movement and placement of cars

1999 to 2005
Machine Technician/Safety Coordinator
Bridgestone, Graniteville, SC
Entered information into computerized system
Adjusted setting for speed and performed test for safety
Operated machine within industry guidelines
Helped to achieve VPP Star Award for Safety
1995 to 1999
Shift Supervisor
Hubbell, Aiken, SC
Managed crew of 37 team members
Assessed equipment regularly for safety and efficiency
Maintained inventory, adjusting production as needed

1987 to 1990
Crane Operator
United States Army National Guard
Operated various cranes included; P&H, Grove, Clam and Dragline
Received 13 weeks of intense military training inspecting, operating and constructing
Drove and operated cranes on weekend engineering projects

Ability & Skills Summary
Computer proficiency, MS Office Suite, Basic tool usage, Powered hand tools usage, Tower installation specifications, Oral and written communication skills, Forklift operation, Inventory management,

Additional Education
October 2014
Railroad Education Development Institute (REDI), Atlanta, GA
Locomotive Engineer, (FRA) Federal Railroad Association

May 2010
National Labor College, Silver Springs, MD
Hazmat Transportation /Chemical Emergency Response
DOT General Awareness, Familiarization and Safety
OSHA General Industry Safety and Health

July 2005
Okefenokee Technical College, Waycross, GA
Economic Development, Honor Graduate
Train Crew Conductor

August 2005
Railroad Education Development Institute (REDI), Atlanta, GA
Conductor, (FRA) Federal Railroad Association