Jose Juarez

I did a lot of basement finishing with one apprentice, I did a lot of troubleshooting in houses to resolve the problems we did some tenant finish like a pizzeria

• Resolved customer complaints through effective problem-solving techniques.
• Replaced faulty switches, outlets, circuit breakers when necessary.
• Performed maintenance on existing electrical wiring and equipment.
• Updated outdated wiring systems with newer technologies.
• Ensured all safety procedures were followed while working with live wires.
• Tested continuity of circuits using testing devices such as ohmmeters, voltmeters, ammeters.
• Read blueprints or schematic diagrams to determine the layout of a particular job site.
• Planned new installations by studying drawings, technical manuals, and other documents.
• Connected wires to circuit breakers, transformers or other components to form circuits.
• Adhered to local building codes when installing new electrical systems.
• Installed electrical systems in residential and commercial buildings according to plans and specifications.
• Used hand tools such as drills, saws, wire strippers, and crimpers to complete tasks.
• Inspected completed installations for conformance to codes and regulations.
• Installed conduit systems, various lighting systems, and basic control systems.
• Installed motor feeders and made standard motor connections.
• Dug trenches and created holes to pull conduit and install supports.
• Pulled insulated wires or cables through conduits to complete circuits.
• Corrected issues and installed new fixtures, wiring, circuits and motors.
• Replaced malfunctioning components for failing electrical setups.
• Kept work areas clean, neat and free of hazards.
• Followed established safety practices when using tools and equipment.
• Installed and maintained breaker panels for commercial and residential buildings.
• Traced and diagnosed electrical malfunctions using hand tools and test equipment.
• Reviewed diagrams and relevant codes to complete tasks safely and accurately.
• Advised management on issues of safety in continued equipment operation.
• Used power construction equipment, measuring devices and testing equipment to complete electrical installations.
• Connected wires to circuit breakers, junction boxes and components in residential and commercial properties.
• Trained workers to install, maintain and repair electrical equipment and fixtures.
• Tested electrical systems and circuit continuity using ohmmeters, voltmeters, or oscilloscopes.
• Fabricated parts according to specifications using hand and power tools.
• Addressed and resolved worksite safety hazards to reduce risk.
• Planned layout and installation of wiring and fixtures based on project specifications and building codes.
• Led teams and delegated tasks to install, maintain, or repair electrical systems and wiring.
• Inspected electrical components to identify hazards, defects, or potential repairs in compliance with codes.