Was hired as a lead hand and duties to include
Power and Fiber Installation
Antenna Preparation and Installation
Warranty / Trouble-shooting
Compliance to OSHA regulations
Compliance to company safety standards Upgrade outdated components to new standards
Participate in training new hires
Heavy rigging and lifting
Installation of lines and mounts
Cad welding
4G Communications Inc. May 2013 to October 2013
Was hired as a lead hand and shortly after asked to take a foreman position; duties to include
Take control of small teams and report status of progress
Fiber Installation
Self-Supporter Tower Installation
Antenna Preparation and Installation
Warranty / Trouble-shooting
Compliance to OSHA regulations
Compliance to company safety standards
Site Testing
Train new hires and ensure their appliance with company and industry standards
Certified in tower climbing / rescue
Heavy rigging and lifting
Installation of lines and mounts
Cad welding
Ice bridge installation
Tower Site Services September 2011 to March 2013
While employed here I worked as a lead hand, which included the following duties:
Take control of small teams in foreman’s absence
Microwave installation
Self-Supporter Tower Installation
Antenna Preparation and Installation
Warranty / Trouble-shooting
Compliance to OSHA regulations
Compliance to company safety standards
Train new hires and ensure their appliance with company and industry standards
Certified in tower climbing / rescue
Heavy rigging and lifting
Installation of lines and mounts
Cad welding
Ice bridge installation
Andrew Systems/CommScopeSeptember 2008 to September 2011
A national telecommunications company. Began as a contract employee through Sky Hawk, full time as of January 2009. This branch of the company installs, erects and repairs cell towers.
Tower Tech position responsibilities include the following:
Self-Supporter Tower Installation
Antenna Preparation and Installation
Warranty / Trouble-shooting
Compliance to OSHA regulations
Compliance to company safety standards
Certified in tower climbing / rescue
Heavy rigging and lifting
Installation of lines and mounts
Cad welding
Ice bridge installation
United States Army – 10th Mountain GroupApril 2005 to August 2008 A part of Alpha Company, 2nd Brigade Special Troops Battalion, 10th Mountain Division, Fort Drum, New York. Duties were under Combat Engineering in counter-mobility (obstacles to prohibit enemy lines from crossing), mobility (removing obstacles for US troops to proceed), mine placement, mine locating and disarming.
During enlistment and deployment operated mine detection devices, Talon, skid steer Bobcat (equivalent to a 1,000 lb.+ forklift and clamshell attachments), Husky (one man mine detection vehicle, 13 tons), Buffalo (27 ton vehicle), M1025/M1026 Humvee, M24 Charlie (bucket loader), M1078 Dump Truck (small), RG31 7-ton mine protected vehicle, and winch qualified (front). Also trained in C4 (plastics explosives), DET cord explosives, shock tube, time fuse (delayed explosives), crater and shape charges, and initiators. Awards/Medals Wheeled vehicle driver’s badge (drove 100,000+ miles accident free)
Army Commendation Medal
National Defense Service Medal
Global War on Terrorism Medal
Army Service Ribbon
Combat Action Badge
Overseas Service Ribbon
Iraq Campaign Medal with one Bronze Service Star Training OSHA 10-hour
Com Train
CPR
Accident Avoidance Classes
Extreme Cold Weather TrainingCold Weather Training (driving)
Wet Weather Training (driving)
Modern Demolition and Initiators Training
Mine Placement Training
Mine Retrieval and Detection
Booby-Trapped Mine Training
Combat Lifesaver Training
Expert Gunner with M249
Sharpshooter with M4