OSHA 10 12/8/15
Class B Commercial Driver’s License 10/07/15
Passenger Endorsement
Duke Energy Electrical Lineworker Boot Camp 01/31/15
HBI Electrical Pre-Apprenticeship 08/25/2015
Aerial platform lift training 08/12/15 – 08/25/15
CPR 06/15 – 06/17
General Education Development Diploma – Southwestern Community College 06/11/15

OHL Overhead Lineman Pre-Apprentice 08/25/2015 – 12/11/2015
Knot tying and rigging to include: common lineman knots, hand lines, block and tackle, etc.
Knowledge of utility pole framing methods: Alley arm, dead-end, triple dead-end, etc.
Experience re-insulating and re-conducting power lines.
Blueprint Interpretation, power line building plans
Inspect, maintain, and use appropriate PPE
Power line construction: Digging, setting, pole grounds, wood/fiberglass crossarms, hanging transformers off of hooks, etc.
Desire to learn, very highly motivated, customer oriented, takes initiative, good time management
Works well independently, with supervisors, and peers alike

Electrician’s Pre-Apprentice 08/12/2014 – 08/25/2015
Competency navigating NEC
Foreman training: lead four-man crews to complete quality projects in a timely manner
Competent installing and sizing raceways to include: EMT, rigid metal, Greenfield (flex), liquid-tight.
Manual EMT benders (1/2” – 3/4") to include: elbows, offsets, 3 or 4 point saddles, etc.
Cutting, threading, and running 1/2”, 3/4”, 1" electrical conduit materials.
Pulling electrical wiring through electrical conduit.
Identifying common raceway installation hardware, fittings, and applications.
Competent installing emergency and area lighting: HID (high pressure sodium, metal halide, LED, etc.)
Strong construction math including: overcurrent protection sizing & branch circuit calculation
Competency with: GFCIs, 3 and 4 way switches, split receptacles, single/three phase circuits, etc. all as per NEC requirements.
Competency with electrical theory including Ohm and Power laws
Familiarity with electrical measuring tools: digital multi-meters, clamp on ammeter, circuit tracers, etc.
Aerial platform lift training
Power tool safety training including: band saws, belt sanders, circular saws, drills, impact drivers, Jigsaws, miter saws, reciprocating saws, right angle drills, impact drivers, etc.
President of the Student Government Association
Lead bi-weekly student/staff meetings (public speaking) for over 140+ people.
Managed/Operated student store with an operating budget of over $5,000.
Organize team building and enrichment days.
Mentored new students to help them succeed.
Organized volunteering opportunities that benefitted children, museums, local events, and more.

Functioned as a liaison between SGA and executive committee staff to make effective policy changes.
Excellent reviews from staff, consistently met or exceeded goals, and volunteered 12+ hours to assist staff members during each evaluation period

References

Overhead Linesman Instructor – Mr. Adam Cantu Work:xxx-xxx-xxxx
Email 1: xxx@xxx.com

HBI Electrical Instructor- Randy Jones Work:xxx-xxx-xxxx Home:xxx-xxx-xxxx
Email 1: xxx@xxx.com Email 2: xxx@xxx.com

United States Forest Service Career Counsellor – Charles Ringham Work:xxx-xxx-xxxx

Nicholas M. Graviano
Orlando, FL, 32809
Email: xxx@xxx.com
Cellphone:xxx-xxx-xxxx

Last Resume Update April 23, 2016
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