Productive Wind Turbine expert, proficient in conducting root cause analyses to diagnose equipment issues. A fast learner dedicated and focused problem-solver with a strong background in renewable energy. A helpful and task-oriented leader for wind farm construction and maintenance. With 24 years electrical engineering experience including 16 years in the wind industry, completed 35 wind projects in different countries, including 15 years of leadership and management positions in construction, installation, commissioning, maintenance, real estate management and military leadership positions in artillery.
• Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team
• Mechanical/Electrical Skills
• Understand emotional management
• Physical strength
• Troubleshooting skills
• Unafraid of heights and confined spaces
• Strong Leadership qualities
• Problem Solver
• Strong analysis skills
• Eager to learn new technologies
Proven experience in reporting, documentation, management, non-compliance management
Ability to prepare and follow test checklists, documentation and test plans
Experience in building wind project sites, with a multinational team and a workforce of subcontractors
Ability to guarantee quality assurance and environmental processes
Knowledge of specifications, maintenance, construction and commissioning of the wind power industries
Proven experience in logistics and inventory control (software knowledge)
Experience in tooling, suppliers, quality tool management
Knowledge of procurement processes, public relations, and orders
Proven experience in cost control
Knowledge of electricity, ability to draw diagrams
Ability to design and apply solutions, containment actions and propose solutions
Team Management
Client Relations
Renewable Energy
Project Management
Business Development
Knowledge of the functioning of systems such as the Pitch system, the Yaw system, the cooling circuits, the elevator, the hydraulic systems, HV Systems
Mechanical and Electrical including HV knowledge and BOP management
Knowledge of Microsoft applications on PC as well as industrial and management software
Commissioning Manager
Acciona Energy | Warwick, QLD | May 2024-Current
(1,026-MW MacIntyre Wind Project, Warwick, QLD, Australia)
▪ Coordinate and control commissioning of electrical substation, transmission and reticulation systems, and wind turbines at the MacIntyre Wind Farm, ensuring achievement of timing, quality,
environmental and health & safety regulations HV and LV.
▪ Execute commissioning and energization plans for the entirety of the wind farm systems in consultation with the TNSP, AEMO, wind farm contractors and suppliers, and ACCIONAs remote
control center.
▪ Provide review and input to the project commissioning plans and schedules as necessary
▪ Coordinate all on-site testing and commissioning activities between all stakeholders Facilitate coordination meetings between all relevant stakeholders during the commissioning
phase.
▪ Develop, monitor and report against the project commissioning schedule, and identify measures to correct deviations from schedule as soon as possible.
▪ Liaise with project construction, engineering and planning teams to ensure all enabling construction and engineering works are planned and integrated into the project master schedule.
▪ Provide input to the ACCIONA engineering and grid teams to assist with preparation of R2 test plans.
▪ Arrange for all necessary resources required to execute the commissioning scope to be provided in a timely manner.
▪ Perform, or arrange for the performance of, all tests prior to commissioning of electrical substations and transformation centers, and grid connection facilities;
▪ Define main functional tests of principal equipment and related facilities, control and protection tests, and all required tests in terms of communication and remote control prior to and during
commissioning;
▪ Check all functional tests of principal equipment and associated facilities, protection and control tests, and communication and remote control tests;
▪ Work with the ACCIONA engineering team to resolve all technical issues as soon as practically
possible during the commissioning scope;
▪ Ensure all contractor and internal commissioning test and quality records are compliant with technical and regulatory requirements, and are maintained in accordance with the relevant project quality and document control procedures.
▪ Work closely with team members to ensure the fulfillment of the facility grid code requirements and perform progress reports of the tests on a daily basis;
▪ Coordinate, supervise and work with ACCIONA's High Voltage ▪ ▪ Operating Authority and remote control centers to internally conduct all maneuvers associated with the process of powering on the facility, ensuring the compliance to Quality and Health & Safety requirements;
▪ Ensure development and register of all documentation and protocols related to the commissioning of the facility;
▪ Work safely and competently within ACCIONA's systems and procedures;
▪ Frequent regular communication and collaboration with Acciona employees and departments in Spain.
▪ Establishment of quality managements processes for all ACCIONA projects.
▪ Compliance with any required quality management or commissioning plans.
▪ Ensure completion and sign-off of commissioning activities.
▪Ensure the commissioning program is met by the construction team and contractors.
▪ Ensure a smooth transition of any construction projects to the O&M team, inclusive of all documentation and procedures.
(176-MW Harapaki Wind Project, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand)
• Lead in the development of Switching Procedures for first energizing of each string prior to completing Hold Points to satisfy both SGRE and Meridian Energy
• Establish and maintain excellent client relationships
• Take a leading role in developing best practice safety procedures and ensure compliance with Meridian Energy requirements
• Inspection of all HV commissioning and testing prior to energization
• Daily and weekly reporting of progress
• Liaise with clients, and maintaining existing client relationships with
Renewable Power clients
• Assist overall team members with project deliveries and Quality reviews
• Cost control of projects
• Assist the commissioning team with commissioning activities and problem solving
Condition site inspections of turbines, HV junction boxes and substation prior to energization
Director of Renewable Energy for QLD, VIC, SA, NSW, WA, New Zealand and Philippines
• Lead in the development of business of renewable energy opportunities in other GHD regions including Victoria, South Australia, NSW, WA, New Zealand and Philippines
• Establish and maintain excellent client relationships
• Take a leading role in developing a Future Energy project delivery team(s) in South East Queensland and mentor junior project managers
• Develop a robust renewable engineering project delivery team (focusing on Wind, Pumped-Hydro and Solar)
• Seek out business development and market opportunities, on a regular basis (nominally weekly), to build a continual pipeline of work for the team and the Region
• Establish and maintain effective relationships with clients, GHD's Project Directors and Job Managers
• Check in on and provide constructive and positive feedback to the team members on a daily basis
• Liaise with clients, build new and maintaining existing client relationships with Renewable Power clients
• Support GHD’s Project Management teams who are directly involved in Power Generation projects, particularly site-based resources
• Renewables (Pumped-Hydro, Wind & Solar) and Hydrogen projects technical advisory, Owner's & Lender's Engineering; documentation, and management of renewable power generation and associated asset design projects, ie, large-scale wind, solar, BESS, and hydrogen
• Coordinate the renewable components in multidiscipline projects
• Assist GHD Advisory with Technical Due Diligence works on renewable projects
• Assist overall team members with project deliveries and Quality reviews
• Leading and contributing to the preparation of proposals and bids for projects
• Cost control of projects
• Deliver innovative and robust technical solutions to projects, appropriately, involving the power Service Line Leaders/Coordinators
• Condition site inspections of renewable energy assets during and at the completion of projects
1. (180.6-MW Stage 1 Berrybank Wind Project, Ballarat, VIC, Australia)
2. (109.2-MW Stage 2 Berrybank Wind Project, Ballarat, VIC, Australia)
•Construction supervisor for the main install of all major Vestas 4.2MW components; all tower sections, nacelle, hub and blades, torquing components and installing the power
climber SD-4 service lifts
•Installation supervisor: manage 1 main install crane (LG1750)
• Coordinate with Commissioning/completions Manager to coordinate and execute WTG Preservation, Pre commissioning including punch list activities, Electrical and Mechanical Completion and all commissioning activities including BOP punch list and management during operations Coordinate with Trans Grid and Vestas for outages and control room BOP safety inspections, maintenance, and management of shutdowns
• Guarantee the fulfilment of EHS rules on site, further the Security and Health Program Analysis and KPI'S correction
• Participate in the deployment and compliance with legal requirements and internal EHS for both Vestas and GPG requirements
• Identification of risks that affect the area or field of work and define / propose means of prevention and adequate protection to prevent them
• Active participation in the development of courses and proposals for improvement to avoid incidents and accidents
• Wear the personal protective equipment required for individual and groups performing the work safely, checking that they are in perfect condition and ensuring the proper condition of the goods
• Take care of work equipment: machines, tools, facilities, calibrations, keeping in good order and cleanliness of their workplace
• Immediately report failures, deficiencies, or any situation detected and that may pose a risk to people and anything that might involve some uncontrolled risk
• Report any accident or incident is detected, helping as needed in the subsequent investigation of it
• Fulfilment of Contractual deadlines with Vestas Guarantee wind turbine delivery according to planning and budget
• Inform all site personnel of any site hazards brought about as a direct result of commissioning actions, together with associated precautions
• Ensure commissioning / punch list tasks are performed in a safe and timely manner in accordance with the contract, budget, and time schedule to transfer to operations
• Survey the commissioning / punch list work performed by the subcontractor, so it will
be necessary to know the steps to be followed at each test
• Management and coordination of contractor commissioning resources (contractors, manufacturers), plan and chair site meetings, complete full site quality, safety, and environmental inspections Deal with and resolve disputes whether they are technical, economical, or other
• Provide technical support, advice and instructions to various contractors and others on site
• Follow the handover between installation and commissioning phases, turbine inspections, preservations, preassembly, punch-list check-up
1. (530-MW Stockyard Hill Wind Project, Ballarat, VIC, Australia)
2. (321-MW Moorabool Wind Project, Ballarat, VIC, Australia)
• Construction manager for the main install of all major Goldwind 30MW components; all tower sections, nacelle, hub and blades, torquing components and installing the 3M lifts
• Responsible for helping the crane operating crew to assemble elephant’s foot to prepare hub and blades prior to critical main lifts
•Responsible for all installation operations both outside and inside concerning the main Installation from section 3 and up and final quality inspections of all Goldwind 30MW components
• Guarantee the fulfilment of EHS rules on site, further the Security and Health Program Analysis and KPI’S correction
• Participate in the deployment and compliance with legal requirements and internal EHS
• Identification of risks that affect the area or field of work and define / propose means of prevention and adequate protection to prevent them
• Active participation in the development of courses and proposals for improvement to avoid incidents and accidents
• Educate and train in work procedures / instructions concerning them safe for their duties
• Wear the personal protective equipment required for individual and groups performing the work safely, checking that they are in perfect condition and ensuring the proper condition of the goods
• Take care of work equipment: machines, tools, facilities, calibrations, keeping in good order and cleanliness of their workplace
• Immediately report failures, deficiencies, or any situation detected and that may pose a risk to people and anything that might involve some uncontrolled risk
• Report any accident or incident is detected, helping as needed in the subsequent investigation of it
• Follow the handover between installation and commissioning phases, turbine inspections, preservations, preassembly, punch-list check-up
• Proposal of process improvements to get highest level in Security and/or cost reduction Special attention to guarantee the fulfillment of EHS
•Responsible for Pad preparations to help accelerate the process while waiting on crane movements and also retro fits as required by Goldwind
•Installation supervisor: manage 3 main install cranes (CC2800, LG1750, CC2800) and 2 pre-install cranes (LR1300, LTM1500)
•Installation and final quality inspections of all Goldwind 30MW components
•Synchronize crane work with good weather and offloads
•Manage proper safety for permits, JSA, SWIMS for techs and contractors
•Keep a tight schedule for transportation companies and crane work
•Inspections of components and nonconformity reports
•Directed team of 6 to 20 skilled workers to ensure quality, compliance and safety
•Managed pre-inspections, site supervision, site measurements, scheduling and equipment management
•Coordinating and supporting delivery of wind turbine components
•Logistic Supervisor for offloads of tower components on site
•Followed safety protocols, regulations and codes to reduce hazards and risks to
personnel and equipment
•Implemented process improvements based on identification of productivity or quality issues
•Implemented site safety programs in accordance with contract requirements and
applicable regulations
•Resolved inspection deficiencies promptly
•Managed inspection activities and reports for both Goldwind and Mammoet companies
•Generated reports and spreadsheets detailing income, labor hours and expenses using SharePoint and Aconex software
•Documented orders, daily activities, weekly schedules and team performance
•Ensured customer satisfaction by providing the highest quality of products by ensuring all equipment was properly installed and working correctly
•Reviewed project drawings to perform installation activities according to specifications
•Collaborated with staff engineers to optimize product testing processes
•Read blueprints and repair manuals to identify mechanical problems and fix each in accurate manner
1. (453-MW Coopers Gap Wind Project, Dalby, QLD, Australia)
2. (1132-MW Bodangora Wind Project, Wellington, NSW, Australia)
3. (91-MW Crookwell II Wind Project, Goulburn, NSW, Australia)
• Climbed towers daily to inspect, troubleshoot and repair turbine equipment
• Commissioning on GE 32MW, 34MW, 36MW and 38MW Coordinate with HVOA for energization Help with Scada commissioning in the BOP
• Conducted routine maintenance on wind turbine equipment, underground
transmission systems, fiber optic sensing and control systems
• Checked electrical components of wind systems with voltage testers, multimeters, oscilloscopes, infrared testers and other devices to ensure equipment worked correctly
• Diagnosed issues with the control systems and generators to identify faults and manage efficient repairs
• Monitored contractor adherence to quality standards and plan requirements
• Managed product testing processes with staff engineers
• Resolved inspection deficiencies promptly
• Trained teams on specific operations and requirements for each job site, including application procedures and techniques
• Kept supervisor informed of job progress and material requirements
• Mentored junior team members, providing guidance on proper techniques and safety
• Responsible for promoting a safe and clean working environment
• Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical defects for commercial and industrial sites
• Directed team of 3-6 skilled workers to ensure quality, compliance and safety
• Managed work with little supervision
• Supervision of testing 6KV terminations connections, installation of the fire detection system in turbines, UPS and power cables installation for MVSG switch gear equipment
1. (224-MW Nicolas-Riou Wind Project, Rimouski, Canada)
2. (142.2 MW Quality Wind Project, Tumbler Ridge, Canada)
• Travel commissioning resource engineer for work on Vestas Wind Turbines 2X and 3X
• Troubleshooting on different technical issues concerning wind turbines.
• Receiving, Installation and commissioning on Vestas turbines in Qc.
• Maintenance and repair on Vestas Turbines in Tumbler Ridge, BC.
• Recharging of accumulators with Nitrogen
• Breakdown maintenance
1. (58.32-MW Bow Lake Wind Project, Sault Ste-Marie, Canada)
• Managing all operations on site and BOP management
• Specialized trouble shooting on different technical issues concerning 2X wind turbines
• Managing the availability performance of the site
• Analyse recurring issues and work with engineering to help find solutions and procedures on Blade Power Converters
• Recharging of accumulators with Nitrogen for hydraulic brakes
• Breakdown maintenance
• Inventory and material organization for spare parts and maintenance
Organizing tool kits for technicians
1. (60-MW Bluewater Wind Project, Bluewater, Canada)
2. (149-MW Jericho Wind Project, Lambton, Canada)
3. (59.9-MW Adelaide Wind Project, Adelaide, Canada)
4. (73.5-MW Bornish Wind Project, Bornish, Canada)
5. (102-MW Goshen Wind Project, Goshen, Canada)
6. (22-MW East Durham Wind Project, East Durham, Canada)
• Warranty Manager in 6 windfarms including Bluewater, Bornish, Adelaide, Jericho, Goshen, and East Durham In charge of 300 wind turbines for a duration of 2 years with various Nextera clients
• Managed teams of 30 to 60 technicians depending on issues and subcontractors to manage Coordinated activities of contractors to resolve any issues regarding wind turbine and BOP management when required
• Commissioning/completions interface manager to coordinate and execute WTG Preservation, Pre commissioning including punch list activities, Electrical and Mechanical Completion and COMMISSIONING ACTIVITIES
• Guarantee the fulfillment of EHS rules on site, further the Security and Health Program Analysis and KPI’S correction
• Participate in the deployment and compliance with legal requirements and internal EHS
• Identification of risks that affect their area or field of work and define / propose means of prevention and adequate protection to prevent them
• Active participation in the development of courses and proposals for improvement to avoid incidents and accidents
• Educate and train in work procedures / instructions concerning them safe for their duties
• Wear the personal protective equipment required for individual and groups performing the work safely, checking that they are in perfect condition and ensuring the proper condition of the goods
• Take care of work equipment: machines, tools, facilities, calibrations, keeping in good order and cleanliness of their workplace
• Immediately report failures, deficiencies, or any situation detected and that may pose a risk to people and anything that might involve some uncontrolled risk
• Report any accident or incident is detected, helping as needed in the subsequent investigation of it
• Fulfillment of Contractual deadlines for the NextEra clients Guarantee wind turbine delivery according to planning and budget
• Inform all site personnel of any site hazards brought about as a direct result of commissioning actions, together with associated precautions
• Ensure commissioning / punch list tasks are performed in a safe and timely manner in
accordance with the contract, budget, and time schedule
• Survey the commissioning / punch list work performed by the subcontractor, so it will be necessary to know the steps to be followed at each test
• Management and coordination of contractor commissioning resources (contractors, manufacturers), plan and chair site meetings, complete full site quality, safety and environmental inspections Deal with and resolve disputes whether they are technical,
economical, or other
• Provide technical support, advice and instructions to various contractors and others on site
• Follow the handover between installation and commissioning phases, turbine inspections, preservations, preassembly, punch-list check-up
• Proposal of process improvements to get highest level in Security and/or cost reduction Special attention to guarantee the fulfillment of EHS
• Analyze recurring issues and work with engineering to help find solutions and procedures on Blade Bearings, Slipping KTR and Flender couplings on high-speed shaft, encoders on pitch motors, hydraulic discs and slip rings
• Studying Scada and Toolbox software everyday for repairs and upcoming faults
• Replacing serrations on blades with rope access techs to prevent accidents of falling objects
• Replacing Blades, Pitch motors, Slip Rings, Encoders, Yaw motors, Gearbox and Generators
• Attaining an average of 98% availability or more on all wind sites
• Budget goals and savings obtained on many quick repairs
• Training contractors on grease purging, Slip Ring replacements, Pitch motor
replacements, gearbox inspection, oil analysis and troubleshooting
• Coordinating EHS on heavy lifting or diesel leaks
• Coordinating logistics for cranes, blades, or other heavy components to order and replace within the availability of the cranes
• Coordinating with oil changes and removals of old oils and grease
• Coordinating fleets of vehicles and many teams to travel to different sites including lodging and transportation
· Leadership and Command: responsible for leading and managing artillery units, ensuring the effective deployment of artillery weapons systems to support ground forces Lead and command artillery units, including gun batteries Responsible for providing guidance, direction, and supervision to soldiers to ensure mission success
· Tactical Planning: develop tactical plans for employing artillery assets in support of ground operations This involves analyzing terrain, enemy positions, and mission objectives to determine the most effective use of firepower
· Target Coordination: coordinate with forward observers, intelligence personnel, and other units to identify and prioritize targets Ensure that artillery fire is accurately directed to support friendly forces and achieve operational goals
· Fire Support Coordination: Work closely with other branches of the military, such as infantry and armored units, to provide fire support during combat operations Integrate artillery fire with other weapons systems to maximize the effectiveness of combined arms operations
· Fire Direction: Responsible for calculating firing solutions, including elevation, azimuth, and range adjustments, to ensure accurate targeting Use data from reconnaissance and surveillance assets to adjust fire and neutralize enemy threats
· Safety and Compliance: enforce safety protocols and ensure compliance with regulations and standard operating procedures during firing operations Mitigate risks associated with artillery fire to prevent accidents and minimize collateral damage
· Training and Development: oversee the training and development of soldiers, ensuring they are proficient in weapon operation, target acquisition, and firing techniques Conduct drills, exercises, and evaluations to maintain unit readiness
· Logistical Support: Coordinate logistical support for units, including transportation, resupply, and maintenance of equipment and ammunition Ensure that our units have the resources needed to sustain operations in the field
· Communication and Coordination: maintain communications with higher headquarters, subordinate units, and adjacent units to coordinate fire support and synchronize operations Use radios, digital networks, and other communication systems to transmit orders and information
· Mission Analysis and After-Action Reviews: Artillery officers conduct mission analysis and after-action reviews to assess the effectiveness of artillery fire support and identify lessons learned for future operations Use feedback from soldiers and observations from the battlefield to refine tactics and procedures
· Overall, play a crucial role in planning, coordinating, and executing artillery operations to support ground forces and achieve mission objectives My leadership, expertise, and decision-making skills are essential for the success of combined arms operations in various operational environments
• Weapon Maintenance: responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of artillery weapons systems, including guns, howitzers, and rocket launchers This involves cleaning, lubricating, and performing routine inspections to ensure proper functioning
• Ammunition Handling: As Artillery soldier, handled various types of ammunition, including shells, rockets, and projectiles Trained in safe handling procedures to prevent accidents and ensure the proper loading and unloading of ammunition
• Firing Operations: conduct firing operations using precision-guided munitions or traditional artillery rounds This includes calculating firing solutions, setting the elevation and azimuth of the weapon, and communicating with forward observers or command posts to ensure accurate targeting
• Target Acquisition: assist in target acquisition by using radar, optical instruments, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to locate and identify enemy targets Work closely with forward observers and intelligence personnel to gather information on enemy positions
• Communications: maintain communications equipment to facilitate coordination with other units, including command posts, forward observers, and fire direction centers They use radios, computers, and other communication devices to transmit firing data and receive orders
• Field Operations: trained to operate in various terrain and weather conditions, including desert, arctic, and urban environments Able to set up and dismantle artillery positions quickly and efficiently to support ground forces on the move
• Security: provide security for unit's weapons and equipment, including setting up defensive positions and conducting perimeter patrols to prevent unauthorized access or sabotage
• Training and Readiness: undergo continuous training to maintain skills and readiness for deployment This includes drills, simulations, and live-fire exercises to hone proficiency in weapon operation, target acquisition, and firing techniques
• Logistics Support: Artillery soldiers assist in logistical operations, including the transportation and resupply of ammunition, fuel, and equipment to sustain their unit's operations in the field
• Combat Support: During combat operations, as artillery soldier, provide fire support to infantry units, armored units, and special operations forces by suppressing enemy positions, neutralizing threats, and providing cover for friendly forces
• These tasks require a combination of technical proficiency, physical fitness, and teamwork to effectively support ground forces and achieve mission objectives
GE Renewable Energy USA/Canada
Wind Turbine Commissioning Engineer (10 Contracts)
1. (99-MW Erie Shores Wind Project, Clear Creek, Canada)
2. (10-MW Patriot Wind Project, Maine, USA)
3. (470-MW Flat Ridge II Wind Project, Wichita, Kansas, USA)
4. (189-MW Manzana Wind Project, Rosamond, California, USA)
5. (109.5-MW Carleton Wind Project, Carleton, Canada)
6. (270-MW South Kent Wind Project, Chatham, Canada)
7. (69-MW Michigan Wind 1 Project, Elkton, Michigan, USA)
8. (60-MW Bluewater Wind Project, Bluewater, Canada)
9. (149-MW Jericho Wind Project, Lambton, Canada)
10. (102-MW Goshen Wind Project, Goshen, Canada)
• Managed High Voltage cable testing on 33KV, 6KV, 690V, 400V including K1 contractor
• Commissioning on GE 1.5MW, 1.6MW
• Generator alignment specialization on GE 1.5MW, 1.6MW
• Troubleshooting & Commissioning 1X, 2X and all 3X MW GE wind turbines
• Commissioning over 1000 wind turbines across the United States and Canada
• Fixing wind turbines at 300 feet of altitude in extreme weather conditions
• Acquired knowledge on all mechanical and electrical parts of wind turbines
• Calibrate and repair electronic and mechanical failures of pitch and converter systems
• Diagnosis of wind turbine problems from distant network monitoring
• Mentoring and teaching juniors to work on wind turbines
1. (205-MW Site Nordique Experimental Wind Project, Gaspe, Canada)
• Specialized technical training in REPower training center in Büdelsdorf, Germany
• Specialized CSC4 Woodward Converter training at Kempen in Germany
• Management training for SAP Material, Notifications, Documentation in Osterrönfeld
• Safety manager for Canada with partnership of ERM to meet CSST requirements
• Management of Rivière au Renard Wind Park for REPower R&D prototypes
• BOP management and maintenance
• Support for German engineers and also the customer's engineering demands
• Fixing wind turbines at 300 feet of altitude in extreme weather conditions
• Acquired knowledge on all mechanical and electrical parts of wind turbines
• Calibrate and repair special engineering projects with Kelly Aerospace
• Diagnosis of wind turbine problems from distant network monitoring
• Safety inspector and trainer for Miller Safe Escape Elite high altitude rescue
• Customer contact for REPower R&D projects and safety requirements
GE Renewable Energy Canada/USA
Wind Turbine Commissioning Technician (4 Contracts)
1. (199.5-MW Amaranth Wind Farm, Shelburn, Canada)
2. (100.5-MW Grand Meadow Wind Farm, Mower,IL, USA)
3. (100.5-MW Wapsi North Wind Project, MN, USA)
4. (68-MW Melancthon 1 wind facility, Shelburn, Canada)
• Managed High Voltage cable testing on 33KV, 6KV, 690V, 400V including K1 contractor
• Commissioning on GE 1.5MW, 1.6MW
• Troubleshooting & Commissioning 1X, 2X and all 3X MW GE wind turbines
• Commissioning wind turbines across the United States and Canada
• Fixing wind turbines at 300 feet of altitude in extreme weather conditions
• Acquired knowledge on all mechanical and electrical parts of wind turbines
• Calibrate and repair electronic and mechanical failures of pitch and converter systems
• Diagnosis of wind turbine problems from distant network monitoring
• Mentoring and teaching juniors to work on wind turbines
Design and Prototyping:
Component Selection and Integration:
Circuit Analysis and Simulation:
Embedded Systems Development:
Power Electronics and Energy Efficiency:
Signal Processing and Control Systems:
• National Lifeguard Diploma, Shawinigan, QC, Canada. May 1999
• Bronze medal and Bronze Cross Lifeguard Diploma, Shawinigan, QC. March 1999
• 12th place at the X-Country Skiing National Championships, Val Cartier, QC. Feb 1998
• Gold and Bronze medal at the BC Winter Games in X-Country Skiing. Whisler, BC. 1997
• X-Country Ski coaching technique level 1, Ski Canada, Kitimat, B.C., January 1996
• X-Country Skiing
• Sky Diving
• Martial Arts
• Guitar