Electrician-electrical instrumentation & hazardous areas (electrical)

install, maintain, and repair and commission electrical and instrumentation components with the environment and job safety always taking number one priority. Ensure work is of high quality and zero harm to personnel and the environment.

Kerman Contracting August 2014- Current
Electrical supervisor- Contractor Management

Duties
• Contractor management for a BHP Billiton sustaining capital project at Area C iron ore mine site.
• Work with the contractors supervision on site to make schedules and ensure that the schedule is met, without jeopardizing safety.
• Commission an electrical and instrumentation project on fuel and lubrication facility
• Clarify unclear plans and schematics, and supply answers for any technical questions the contractor might have.
• Ensure hazardous area installations are safe and meet Australian standards
• Oversee an electrical and instrumentation project on a new fuel and lubrication facility
• Fault finding in PLC programs
• Ensure the work front is open for the contractor to ensure there are no delays caused on my companies behalf
• Ensure all field inspection check sheets (FIC’s) and Inspection test plans (ITP’s) are completed and filled out correctly
• Prepare construction verification documents for commissioning
• Interpret and evaluate blueprints and technical drawings in order to communicate
specific orders to crew
• Ensure all statutory requirements are met on every job/installation (including but not limited to Australian standards and/or BHP mining standards/specifications)
• Electrical installations –industrial/mining, commercial, and domestic
• Test and commission electrical installations
• Fault finding on electrical and instrumentation installations
• Red line and blue line mark up (as cons) for electrical installations
• Design Inspection test plans for projects
• Supervise an electrical contractor that has between 3-12 persons
• Attend meetings and give accurate finishing dates for certain tasks
• Strict adherence to OHS&E policies and procedures

Hazeldine Pty Ltd July 2012- August 2014
Electrical supervisor

Genserve Australia November 2011- July 2012
Electrical supervisor

Focused recruitment August 2011-November 2011
Leading Hand Electrician/supervisor

TIEC Services July 2007 – August 2011
Leading Hand Electrician/Site electrical Supervisor

Year 12 2005
John Septimus Roe Anglican Community School

QUALIFICATIONS

Certificate III in Electrotechnology 2010
Swan TAFE

Cert IV Electrical Instrumentation 2014
PMV

Cert IV hazardous Areas-Electrical 2014
PMV

Cert IV Electrical Instrumentation 2014 ,Cert IV hazardous Areas-Electrical, BOSIET, CSTP, MSIC, BHP Billiton HSEC induction for supervisors, Leaders/Supervisor course, Section 44 training and appointment, Electrical Nominee Course, Apply First Aid, Structured cabling (SCS), Optical Fibre (OF), Coaxial Cabling (CO), Basic Fire Training, Working At Heights, Open Cabling Course, Marcsta, construction White Caird

With years of experience as an Electrical Mechanic working across a range of mining, commercial, industrial construction and operational sites, I have most recently been working in a Supervisory capacity, including reporting to managers, site inspections, safety audits, inductions, site access, work updates, documentation, ordering supplies, lead commissioning and other general needs of each project.

For the Past four years I have been working as a Supervisor in and around mine sites in the Pilbara, and before that I was in construction based in Perth as a leading hand/foreman and site electrical supervisor.

I am now seeking further employment in a similar capacity within the mining, gas, oil and resources sector.