Scott Skillett

• Run conduit in specified locations installing pull boxes along route for easier pulling of wire. Use blueprints for location of switches, outlets, and devices.
• Get measurement's for wire pulls using true tape. Pull wire for devices, switches, receptacle's, fire alarm, roof top units, disconnects.
• Terminate wire in switches, receptacles, disconnects. it is always better to use the screws on switches and receptacles to terminate your wires on instead of stabbing them in the back, makes for better terminations.
• Finish and trim all work completed.

Run conduit from cable tray to PLC's and MCC's. pulle wire from one area to another through the cable tray then through conduit to device,

Terminate wire pulled to MCC.

• Recorded trip details on ELD to provide complete accounts of miles traveled, rest times and expenses.
• Finalized daily logs on schedule to update internal records and uphold DOT requirements.
• Inspected vehicles to identify potential mechanical problems and confirm reliability before each drive.
• Reported vehicle and roadside issues in accordance with company policies to maintain route transparency.
• Hauled seed for major seed companies to venders, farmers, distributors, and warehouses. Always having the customer informed when to expect delivery'

• Responded to emergencies and outages that required additional labor and assistance for repairs.
• Worked on both dead and energized lines.
• Observed company safety rules and regulations to minimize workplace accidents and reduce electric shocks.
• Removed old poles and hardware and replaced with new equipment.
• Please see attached for all hours and contractors work history.