Travel on a constant basis across the United States
Work on a ladder or platform
Use hand and power tools during installation
Enter expenses and work hours in computerized database
Forklift PIT trained-certified
Suzlon Wind Energy Corporation Ohio, Illinois
OMS Technician December, 2013 to May, 2015
Assisted in 2.1 MW generator change-out
Assisted in gearbox change-out and several high-speed shaft change-outs to include gearbox oil change
Responsible for writing service reports, JSAs, and Permit-to-Work
Assisted in set up of 550 ton crane
Performed generator alignments using Easy-Laser
Acted as ground crew for gearbox exchange and high-speed shaft exchange
Responsible for clean shop, management of tools, equipment, and vehicles
Performed bearing replacement on 2.1 MW generator and yaw drive motors.
Assisted in replacement of fifth stage in yaw drives
Performed minor troubleshooting on electrical and mechanical issues
Rotated in an on-call schedule to include nights, weekends, and holidays
Banbury Golf Course (Personnel Plus) Eagle, Idaho
Seasonal Worker June 2012 to September 2012
Performed various tasks to include landscaping, weed abatement, garage clean out and organization
Operated riding lawn mowers, edger, golf carts, Toro Workman utility vehicle and string trimmers on a public golf course
Performed manual labor: shoveled gravel and dirt, fixed limestone retaining wall, and pulled weeds
Collected cash or checks from semi-truck drivers for delivery to main office
St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center Boise, Idaho
Histologist Processing Technician November 2007 to August 2009
Received surgical specimens and entered patient and specimen information in database (CoPath)
Prepared histological slides and blocks for shipment to outside testing facilities and hospitals
Maintained histological library to include filing and disposing of slides and blocks
Disposed of histological specimens under hazardous chemical conditions using full-face respirator and personal protective equipment
Answered phones and provided information to allied health personnel
Trained new employees on job duties and responsibilities
St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center Boise, Idaho
Phlebotomist October 2004 to November 2007
and August 2009 to June 2011 Obtained various specimens from inpatients and outpatients using aseptic technique after patient verification
Supervised and trained new employees on phlebotomy techniques, procedures, and hospital guidelines Ordered inventory for phlebotomy lab and maintained adequate supplies in lab and for other unit stocking Greeted outpatients and ordered lab tests according to Doctor’s orders using computerized ordering system Diffused patient anxiety about phlebotomy and informed patients of their rights and responsibilities regarding blood draws
VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES:
President, Family Council, ANSER Charter School,xxx-xxx-xxxx
Umpire and Coach, Little League Softball, April 2009 to Present
Chaperone and driver, ANSER Charter School, 2002 to June, 2012
Course Marshall, Twilight Criterium, 2011, 2009, 2008
Volunteer, Bob LeBow Bike Tour, 2012, 2009, 2008
MILITARY:
United States Army xxx-xxx-xxxx
93P-Aviation Operations Specialist
91T-Animal Care Specialist
Performed routine maintenance on HUMVEE, 2-1/2 ton, and five-ton vehicles
Logged events and situations in tactical operations center log book
Wrote enhancements to technical manuals to aid in the maintenance of medical equipment
Wrote standard operating procedures for new processes and procedures
Satisfactorily participated in scheduled and unscheduled inspections of records and equipment
Installed and disassembled OE-254 Long-Range Military Communications Antenna
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:
Ability and willingness to be available for rotation shift schedules 24 hours seven days a week
Familiarity with maintenance and electronic testing equipment. (i.e. voltage testers, amp clamps, oscilloscopes, megohmmeters, infrared testers, hydraulic torque equipment, alignment and various hand and power tools)
Worked in an indoor or outdoor environment in adverse and extreme weather conditions: cold weather, heat, wind, pollen, dust, grasses, and weeds
Worked with minimal to no direct supervision while efficiently completing tasks
Troubleshooting and correcting electronic, pneumatic, and mechanical problems on semiconductor packaging equipment
EDUCATION:
Wind Turbine Technician Diploma Vancouver, WA
Northwest Renewable Energy Institute October 30, 2013
GPA: 4.0/Perfect Attendance
Educated on the importance of safe work practices
Associate of Science, Pre-Engineering Boise, Idaho
Boise State University August 2010
CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING:
Climb Certified – ENSA North America – Safe Access & Rescue Certification (TRACTEL)-EXPIRED
OSHA 10 Certification-CURRENT
First Aid/CPR/AED CertifiedNFPA 70E Training