Lockout/Tagout Training Certification
Control of hazardous energy. Trained September 9, 2026, through M&A Electric Company. Trainer: Mark Leonard. Designated competent person on site. Valid one year, through September 2027.
Commercial electrical apprentice
Electrical Apprentice · Pell City, AL
Electrical apprentice at M&A Electric Company in Birmingham, Alabama, since July 2024. Started green on a large multi-family job, was one of the few people kept through layoffs, and stayed on through a company ownership transfer. Commercial work under a superintendent with more than 25 years in the trade. Skills come from that mentorship and from independent study, with lockout/tagout certification and a competent-person designation on site.
Safety training sits up front. Dates are shown only where a document gives them.
Competent person on site
Jeffrey’s lockout/tagout card, dated September 9, 2026, notes that he is designated competent person on site. The training covers control of hazardous energy. Trainer: Mark Leonard. Employer on the card: M&A Electric Company. The card is valid for one year, through September 2027.
Control of hazardous energy. Trained September 9, 2026, through M&A Electric Company. Trainer: Mark Leonard. Designated competent person on site. Valid one year, through September 2027.
Operator and supervisor training, as listed on the resume.
Certified operator for backhoe and skid steer.
Listed on the resume. No issue date was included there.
These four are the technical skills on his current resume. Each links to a plain-language explanation. They are skill areas, not a project log.
Reading the drawings and turning them into a layout that can actually be built.
Measuring, bending, and installing conduit so the run lands where the print says it should.
Landing conductors in panels and disconnects with the right lugs, torque, and labels.
Commercial three-phase power: 480 volts phase to phase, 277 volts phase to neutral.
Advanced conduit work, industrial plants, and data centers lead the list. These pages describe the work. They do not claim he has already done it.
Offsets, saddles, kicks, rolling offsets, and concentric bends, with the trigonometry written out.
Motor loads, 480-volt distribution, cable tray, MCCs, and the habits of a plant job.
Redundant power, UPS, generators, switchgear, busway, PDUs, and commissioning.
Hiring managers can reach Jeffrey by email. He lives in Pell City, AL and works for M&A Electric Company in Birmingham, AL.
Pell City, AL