Christopher Celaya

September 2021 - June 2022

In this role, job responsibilities were ensuring proper operation of all electrical, mechanical, and fire/life safety equipment on campus. This included performing operations such as isolation and startup of various systems including medium/low voltage distribution panels, breakers, UPS, generators, STS, ATS, AHU, DX, chillers, CRAC units, fuel, BMS, and EPMS systems.

• OSHA Electrical Training
• OSHA Construction Training

January 2018 - September 2021

As an electro-mechanic, my job responsibilities included working with various electrical components, as well as maintaining, repairing, installing, and testing three phase motors, commutators, and other electrical equipment. This position also included updating manufacturing records and compiling installation reports through the use of computerized maintenance management systems and SAP.

• Recognized for reducing waste produced by the factory
• Shortest time to repair

January 2016 - January 2017

Across three positions, my responsibilities included identifying discrepancies between customer requirements and finished products, testing and troubleshooting complex low voltage electronics and electrical switchgear while comparing colors, shapes, textures, and grades of materials to verify conformance to standards. Additional duties included improving quality assurance procedures to minimize errors and increase overall effectiveness of inspections, adhering to standardized software quality assurance best practices.

• Wire electrical panels
• Quality check assembled units
• Test panels with live power

January 2015 - January 2016

As an industrial mechanic, job duties entailed performing maintenance on powered industrial equipment, including mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems. This included corrugators, compression, dust, and vacuum systems, as well as precision cutters, pullers, and cooling systems. The maintenance includes tasks such as changing oil, replacing damaged parts, and performing preventative maintenance.

October 2012 - January 2015

This role involved maintaining automated hydraulic, electric, heating, and pneumatic systems, as well as operating material processing of silos, spray driers, ball mills, and vibrating screens. Other responsibilities for repairs included boiler systems, water treatment, compressors, dust collection, power distribution panels, inverter motor control, contractors, relays, transformers, photocells, proximity, PLCs, SCADA, and automatic guided vehicles.

• Highest test score in maintenance department
• Specialized training by SACMI technicians

October 2012 - January 2015

In this role, primary responsibilities were installing and establishing various types of communication equipment including routers, switches, fiber optics, and cabling. Additional duties included setting up phone lines, patch panels, server racks, and other communication equipment for internet connectivity.