Walter Briggs

• Assembled and constructed non-Marine & Defense sub-assemblies, rotating groups, pumps, and motors with precision and accuracy
• Completed all necessary quality and customer documentation accurately
• Troubleshot and repaired REO and failed test stand pumps and motors to full operational status
• Operated assembly department test stands independently and maintained operational requirements
• Interpreted test procedures to ensure units met quality standards and transferred data to reports
• Read and understood hydraulic schematics, pressure gauges, and test stand plots
• Utilized hand tools and measurement instruments such as micrometers and vernier calipers for assembly verification
• Completed inspection and documentation requirements to comply with Quality Systems
• Ensured all work was completed to specifications using appropriate tools and gauges
• Carried out subassembly operations including installation of pins, plugs, bearings, and other components

• SEPTEMBER 2017 — PRESENT Brought on board to lead a lighting project in Yahoo, MS.
• This project consist of installment and preform maintenance through a third party company called Future Energy Solutions.
• Work on industrial and residential projects.
• Rewiring, troubleshooting, going over job details, schematics, and much more.
• Worked well independently and on a team to solve problems.
• Brought forth in-depth industry knowledge and experience.

• Pull wire and install electrical devices.
• Load and unload equipment and material.
• Collect material to help the journeyman complete tasks.
• Participate in reading of blueprints.

• Assisted electricians with installation and repairs of lights, plug outlets, and wiring at both residential and commercial construction sites.

• Received steel coils and check for accuracy and damages.
• Measured steel coils.
• Logged steel coils into database.
• Tagged steel coils with correct paperwork and stored inside warehouse.
• Trained and supervised the shipping department.

• Dig holes and trenches.
• Set poles.
• Assisted in the installation, repair, and maintenance of various railroad signals and graded crossing warning devices.
• Operated non-power hand tools, such as, hammers, screwdrivers, files, wrenches, pliers, shovels, and picks, Assembled parts of manufactured products to form sections or finished products.
• Worked on an assembly line completing a designated section in a timely manner.
• Knowledge of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC's).
• Electrical Maintenance- ability to read and understand schematics.
• Understand troubleshoot motor control circuits.
• Trained new employees on job functions and safety precautions.

• Assembled parts of manufactured products to form sections or finished products
• Worked on an assembly line completing a designated section in a timely manner
• Knowledge of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC's)
• Electrical Maintenance- ability to read and understand schematics
• Understand troubleshoot motor control circuits
• Trained new employees on job functions and safety precautions