Steven R Miller’s Resume

Steven R. Miller 1106 Brookway Ct Norton Shores, MI 49441 H-231-766-8109C-803-467-5050sfcsmills84@hotmail.com

Diverse with a unique and wide ranging skill set that includes experience, training and education from safety and security, to electrical testing and maintenance. Do not pass by the opportunity to hire an employee who is mission focused, dedicated, trustworthy, and loyal. A total team player who is goal driven, believes in safety first, and customer satisfaction. I’ve held top level clearances while serving in the US Army-TS/SCI, and consider myself a candidate worthy of your consideration and trust. EMPLOYERSAMERICAN ELECTRICAL TESTING CO, INC

25 FORBES BLVD; SUITE 1FOXBORO, MA 02035CHRIS SULLIVAN781-821-0121

ASST FIELD SERVICE ENGINEEROCT 2013 TO OCT 2016

Electrical testing/Commissioning, verification of Power Plant/Sub-Station Transformers at 6.9KV/13.2KV/35KV,(typically), Circuit Breakers, Protective relays/devices, and associated bus-work, in addition to conductor/cable MEGGR, VLF, HI-POT, CT/PT, and relay testing, INCOM/Modbus programming, settings, and verification. Inspect, test, troubleshoot, perform start-up and collect data of low, medium and high voltage (to 500kV) electrical systems, and relay calibration and power metering.

•Instrument transformer tests•Power transformer testing - Doble, TTR, Insulation Resistance, etc.•Test both electro-mechanical and solid state relays•Cable testing - Tan Delta, Power Factor, VLF, DC Hipot

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•Automatic transfer switch troubleshooting•Low, Medium and High voltage switchgear and circuit breaker testing

US ARMY- Retired after 22+ years of service, 12-31-2013 Entered the US Army 15 Aug 1984 and completed Infantry OSUT Basic/Advanced Individual Training, Airborne School, Ft Benning GA. A 3/187 IN Rgt., 101st Airborne Div Ft Campbell KY, '84-'86.3d Bde 8th IN Div., Mannheim Germany ’86- May of '88, and ETS’d. - Re-entered Active Duty in Sept., '97. -During time with the 249th En Bn: Led or participated in numerous electrical testing and maintenance missions and electrical assessments after disasters. To include briefings to Generals, Command Sergeant Majors, along with civilian officials associated with the electrical power grid’s systems.

DUTY POSITION TITLES HELD AND DUTY DESCRIPTION:

SR POWER STATION ELECTRICIAN/PRIME POWER SUPERVISORUS ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERSAugust 2000- December 2013Supervises, operates, electrical power plants and distribution equipment worldwide. The generating units are primarily diesel or gas turbine engine-driven models capable of producing 750 kW to 4,500 kW at 2400 or 4160 volts. Power plant operator / Maintenance duties include inspecting, testing, maintenance, and repair (organizational, direct and general support) support of Prime Power Program generation and distribution equipment and associated support system/equipment.Supervises the deployment, installation, operation, and maintenance of utility grade power systems; responsible for the health, welfare and training of a Platoon size element capable of isolating and repairing complex malfunctions utilizing diagnostic tests and troubleshooting techniques; designs and supervises assessments of electrical distribution systems and facilities; supervises QA/QC operations for contracted electrical projects and equipment; deploys in support of the war fighter Overseas Contingency Operations and the National Response Framework; responsible for $4,000,000 worth of MTOE tools and equipment.

DRILL SERGEANT,September 2004- September 2006Instructed Basic Training soldiers IAW training schedules, Army Regulations, and orders. Oriented recruits in fundamentals of service life, discipline, physical fitness, pride and love of service and country. Trained recruits in close order drill,

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small arms/crew served weapons, and disassembly, assembly, and functioning. Instructed trainees in general orders for sentinels, interior guard duty, personal hygiene, first aid, military posture, and care of clothing and equipment. Lectured on Army regulations, military history, tradition, military customs and courtesy, evaluated trainee performance in all facets of training. Instructed and practiced Drill and Ceremony; maintained records and prepared reports. Instructed, demonstrated and trained personnel in Combatives and bayonet drill.

INFANTRY SQUAD LEADER,August 1986- May 1988, September 1997-February 1999.Responsible for the physical and mental readiness, weapons proficiency, medical skills proficiency and the leader development of four soldiers within his team; entrusted to secure and promote professional and lasting partnerships with Iraqi Security Forces within the units area of operation; lead and conduct combat patrols within the guidelines of the unit commander; prepare his Soldiers for deployment to the theater of operations; maintain accountability and maintenance of his team; assigned equipment valued in excess of $500,000.00. MILITARY POLICE TEAM LEADER,US ARMY RESERVESMay 1989- June 1991Performed as a team leader in support of battlefield operations, law and order, provided security for Army resources, and facilities. Led military police teams in support of battlefield operations and leads and supervises small sections in support of security and installation law and order operations.Leads military police squads and sections, operates police desks, plans crime prevention measures, operates evidence rooms and prepares operations plans and orders in military police detachments in support of both battlefield and installation law and order operations and security of resources and installations.

INFANTRYMAN,November 1984- August 1986

Additional Skills/Specialties: NETA Lvl II Certified- Jan 2014, AVO Substation Maintenance I/II Certified, AVO Unlimited Power Supply Certified, Certified with the NC Dept. of Labor as a Journeyman Industrial Electrician Repairer-18 Dec 2003; Goal driven, Verbal Communications Skills, Interpersonal Relations,

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Friendly/Outgoing, Purpose Driven. Combatives Level 1 certified; Expert weapons/Tactics.

EducationEXCELSIOR COLLEGE, ALBANY, NY, UNITED STATES, currently inactive enrollment, Completed coursework towards Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice (Administration of Criminal Justice concentration) with 90+ credit hours, Oct 2013. (Will provide transcript upon request)

GRANTHAM UNIVERSITY, KANSAS CITY, MO, UNITED STATES Completed coursework towards BA/Criminal Justice May-October 2012

CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE, KILLEEN, TX, UNITED STATES Completed coursework towards Criminal Justice, February 2008

NORTHERN VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE, WOODBRIDGE, VA, UNITED STATES Completed coursework towards General Studies, May 2000

EDWARDSBURG HIGH SCHOOL, EDWARDSBURG, MI, UNITED STATES General Studies, Graduated June 1984

Military awards and decorations, to include:

Expert Infantryman’s Badge, Airborne Badge, Air Assault Badge, Drill Sergeant Badge, Meritorious Service Medal, 5 Army Commendations, 3 Army Achievment Medals, 6 Good Conduct Medals, 2 Overseas Service medals, National Defense Service Medal, Iraq Campaign Medal, Afghan Campaign Medal, GWOT, 2 Humanitarian Service Medals (For emerg relief efforts in TX for Hurricane "Ike", as well as in NJ for Hurricane Sandy), Korean Defense Serv Medal, NCOPD ribbon, ArmyServiceRibbon, Certificates of Appreciation for assisting in restoring power to Wall Street after 9-11 and for the relief efforts in LA and TX following hurricanes Gustav and Ike.