Liam McEvoy

Electrical Apprentice

Edmonton

Alberta

Canada

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Phone: 780 707 8734

Hi There,



My Name is Liam and I am posting my resume to this site in hopes of finding my ideal green job.

I began down the path as an electrician a little over 2 years ago and had been working in industrial service before the slowing economy saw my position cut.

Having spare time I have been re-evaluating my future in the electrical world.

My hope is to find a position in the green energy sector that will allow me to see the completion of my journeyman certificate and also give me a foothold in a new career that I can not only be proud of but will allow me to make the world a slightly better place.

I am a mature and responsible worker that is very safety concious and I feel that I would be an asset to any company.

I thank you for taking the time to read my resume.



Objectives:

I am a second year apprentice seeking stable employment to allow me to further my skill in the electrical field and complete my journeyman certificate.



Experience:

Electrical Apprentice
TECN Electrical, Edmonton AB
Nov 2008 – Current

Job duties included troubleshooting, repair, and some fabrication

Good exposure to temperature controllers, PLC's and Safety devices

Strong understanding of electric motors both DC and AC

Some practice with overhead services and splitter installations

Some practice running conduit.



Electrical Apprentice
Maclean Electrical, Sherwood Park AB
July 2008 – Nov 2008

Job duties include residential and light commercial

Good exposure to Fire alarm circuits

Practice with panel installs and terminations

Strong understanding of 3 way switching

Strong understanding of building residential circuits



Carpenters Helper
J.C.Damar, Edmonton AB
Dec 2007 – July 2008

Job duties included renovation of commercial spaces

Large amount of demo work

Very strong at installing doors and windows

Very Strong at FRP installation and repair

Strong at moulding and trim install



Vehicle Tech
Canadian Forces, Canada
May 1998 – May 2002

Job duties include repair work on a wide range of items from small to large engines

6 months of exposure to starters alternators and generators

Good training on a wide variety of tools and their applications

Some welding experience

Good understanding of Hydraulic and Air systems



Education:

First year electrical training at NAIT completed Feb 2009.
89% Branch score.

100 level Japanese at U of A completed April 2009.
75% average.

Trades training levels 3 and 4 Canadian Forces completed July 2002



References available upon request

Willing to relocate: Yes

Full-time: Yes

Part-time: No

Contract: No

Freelance: No

Seasonal: No

Summer position: No