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Jullien Miranda
No:. 281 260 0393
Houston Texas

WORK EXPERIENCE

2006 – 2009: Weatherford International Jar Technician / Lead
Responsibilities include tearing down and assembling jars to company standards while maintaining good quality as well as quantity. Responsible for testing dirty jars upon arrival from the field; draining jars, dissembling jars and tagging parts. Responsible for carrying out visual inspection of Jars and parts and performing mag particle inspection. Trained in maintaining constant alertness for any flaw in parts, recognizing defective parts and reporting any such findings to shop foreman or service manager. Responsible for steam cleaning and wire brushing all parts; setting torque springs; filling parts with oil; pressure testing and assembling Jars; testing complete/assembled jars; painting jars and putting jars in stock. Responsible for maintaining an organized work area throughout the shift and for replacing any hand tools to their proper locations at the end of shift. Responsible for operation of stationary overhead crane to lift, move, and position loads, such as machinery, equipment, products, and solid or bulk materials and parts using hoisting attachments.

2004 – 2006: Volume Millworks Welding Apprentice / Assistant
Trained in welding machines including Tig (AC and DC) and Mig welder. Ability to weld milled steel, aluminum and stainless steel. Operated 4.5 and 7 inch angle grinder, manual vertical band saw, pedestal grinder, manual milling machine and various clamps and fixtures. Assisted TIG and MIG Welders in welding, brazing; and thermal and arc cutting. Cleaned work pieces to remove impurities such as slag, rust and grease using wire brush, portable grinder, hand scraper and/or chemical solutions. Responsible for properly connecting hoses from hand torch to oxygen and fuel gas cylinders, and cables from power source to electrode holder and work-pieces or fixtures. Moved work pieces, tools and supplies, manually or byhandtruck. Lifted, moved, positioned, held and/or clamped work pieces and components to table, jigs or other positions by using hoist, electric crane, jacks, shims, pry bars, wrenches, hammer and/or wedges. Placed work pieces into furnace to preheat for specified time. Operated gasoline engine to activate electric generators. Assembled and tack-welded steel frames and other component parts of machinery and equipment in preparation for final welding. Measured and marked locations for metal components on assembly table. Verified position of metal components in assembly using straightedge, combination square, calipers, and ruler. Removed rough spots from castings with portable grinder and hand file. Removed, tagged and marked finished work. Attached grappling equipment to objects in preparation of movement. Moved assembly to storage area using a gas or electric powered forklift.

2003 - 2004 Time Warner
Receiving Clerk / Order Filler
Using both a barcode-reading scanner and manual data entry on computer, kept records of all goods received. Accepted deliveries, sorted packages and prepared receipts for customers or delivery personnel. Noted time of incoming delivery and condition of content/product. Transferred data to appropriate departments and moved / routed damaged goods to the proper office.

2003 - 2004 Stewart & Stevenson
Shop Hand
Operated gas and electric forklifts to stock materials. Loaded transport vehicles. Kept record of daily operations. Kept work area clean. Other duties as requested.

EDUCATION

Certificate – Forklift Operator/Driver Trained and certified to drive/operate forklifts (including diesel, electric, gas or petrol powered trucks equipped with fork attachments) in order to shift/stack bales, cartons, containers, crates and pallets of goods in areas such as warehouses or docks; move raw materials and finished goods to processing or dispatch areas of factories; storing goods in correct area of a warehouse; loading transport vehicles making sure loads are evenly and securely placed; servicing/making minor adjustments to the forklift; keeping a record of daily operations. 2005

American CPR Training
Certificate – Safety Oriented First Aid and CPR Trained and certified to recognize first stages of victim unresponsiveness and to perform initial assessment, resuscitation and chest compressions (CPR), as well as to deal with minor emergencies such as cuts, abrasions, burns and hypothermia.

2006 Eisenhower High School Diploma – General Studies
General 12th grade curriculum such as Social Studies (principles of Government, Democratic Ideal, Urbanization, Tax and Finance); Science (Physics, light & optics, relativity/force); Language Arts (English & world literature, mass communication, radio & television); Math (Calculus, Algebra, Probability and Statistics).

Do not make it long. Use bullet points to make a statement. Get to the point quickly and go into detail only enough to know what you actually did.

Example:
- tearing down and assembling jars to company standards while maintaining good quality & quantity
-Responsible for testing dirty jars upon arrival from the field;
-Responsible for carrying out visual inspection of Jars and parts and performing mag particle inspection.
-Trained in maintaining constant alertness for any flaw in parts, recognizing defective parts
-Responsible for steam cleaning and wire brushing all parts; setting torque springs; filling parts with oil
-maintaining an organized work area throughout the shift and for replacing any hand tools to their proper locations
-Responsible for operation of stationary overhead crane to lift, move, and position loads

You have to cut it down, don’t put too much detail. Once you get an interview then you can mention all the extra detail when they ask you questions like "what exactly did you lift with that crane?" and then you explain.

For education, don’t put High School because you went to College and that’s more important.

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Aside from Northern Lights. I’m already aware.

Yanmar, Onan, Yamaha, Honda, Cummins, Caterpillar, Farymann Marine, Isuzu, Detroit Diesel, Deutz, John Deere, Lister, Mitsubishi, Perkins, Kubota, Volvo, Fiat, Lincoln, Susuki, Kawasaki etc.

And ten thousand Chinese things that apparently you can even get a run named after yourself!

Thats of the top of my head - there are hundreds I have never heard of or just can’t remember right now….

Good luck. Stick to good locally serviced brands for any warranty claims and you can’t go wrong.

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I live in southern Indiana, and am currently living through an awesome ice storm. Anyway, my parents bought a diesel powered portable generator. It is hooked into the main panel of the house. When you crank it up and turn the lights in the house on, they flicker, as does the TV screen. It has proper voltage on each leg of the 240. I brought my generator over and everything works fine. Any ideas?
It is an All Power Diesel 6700 watt generator. Should be about 6500 watts more than I need to keep two 100 watt light bulbs burning strong!
Runs strong, with no stalling or hiccups.
Its an All-power 6500 watt air cooled diesel generator.

if you hooked another generator to your panel and it worked fine the new generator is the problem. unless you changed the way you hooked it up. in that case look at your connections, closely at the ground for sure

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