Allan J.

Diagnosed and resolved issues in Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) to ensure efficient production operations. Analyzed fault codes and system alarms to determine root causes and executed corrective actions to restore functionality. Developed and implemented preventive maintenance schedules for all machinery and equipment. Conducted corrective maintenance through the replacement or repair of defective parts and components. Programmed and configured Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) for optimal motor speed and torque settings while improving energy efficiency. Designed and fabricated components and structures as necessary using welding and machining techniques. Diagnosed and repaired electrical wiring issues, relay, contactors, pneumatic control valves, thermostats, and Solid-State Relays (SSR). Upgraded control systems to enhance equipment functionality, alongside installing wiring for single phase and three phase motors utilizing delta and wye connections.

Developed and implemented preventive maintenance schedules for crane electrical systems by inspecting, testing, and maintaining components like motors, control panels, wiring, and circuits. Performed corrective maintenance by diagnosing electrical problems in crane systems using appropriate testing devices and tools, followed by the repair or replacement of faulty components. Troubleshot and repaired issues related to motor control circuits and components.

Conducted design analysis and reviewed electrical plans and specifications for accuracy and feasibility. Utilized software tools for electrical system design and simulation to enhance performance. Directed a team of foremen and electricians, assigning tasks and monitoring their performance throughout the project. Oversaw the installation of feeder lines, electrical panels, wiring, and equipment in accordance with project specifications and safety standards.

Gained experience in the Technical Service Department at the Gonzaga station, including knowledge in SCADA systems.