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Terrence Haynes 

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Crowley, TX  76036
US

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Resume Headline: Terrence Haynes

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Premise Wiring - In this class I learned: • Job Planning; analyzing work load, preparing tools and supplies, technical layout, administrative layout, and job safety.  • Fishing Walls; proper techniques to fish, IW through enclosed spaces, metal and non-conductive fish tapes, magnepulls, and glow rods.  • IW and Jacks; proper use of two-pair, four pair, and plenum wire in a tree topology and star topology, proper fastening patterns and techniques, proper installation and use of 625A, 625S, 104A, 635B, RJ11, RJ14, RJ45, and RJ31X , use of dry and gel filled connectors, use and installation of 66 Blocks with and without RJ21, use and installation of 110 Blocks.  • Introduction to Business Wiring; MPOE installation, use of standalone protectors, network interface devices, 25 pair binding post terminal, Split 50 Block, and RJ21X • Trouble Shooting Network Faults; metallic and non-metallic faults.

 

U-Verse Voice Installation - This was a lab class demonstrating the use of intermediate jacks, wall plate splitter / filters, RJ31X, and wiring for voice installations both VOIP and POTS.

 

U-Verse Premise Installation - This training consisted of demonstrating proper cabling thru attics, crawl spaces, fishing walls, installing NIDs, jacks, as well as the RG, and STBs. In this class I demonstrated a complete, properly functioning install in a mock residence.

 

Network Training - In this class I learned about the outside telephone network (overhead and buried transmission cables). I learned about proper splicing techniques, overhead mid-span service terminals, and ground service terminals (PEDS).

 

Pole Climbing School - This training consisted of proper maintenance and care of gaffs, body belt, bucksqueeze, etc • Proper climbing techniques • Safety and Incident prevention

 

 

RF Training- Airband Communications 2012

This training provided a basic understanding of antenna design, antenna patterns, RF modulation, RF system design considerations, explain RF performance and optimization, understand propagation, and understand the evolution of standards.

 

 

 

Other Licenses and Certificates

• Texas Real Estate License - 2006                                           • Red Cross CPR - 2009 to Present

• Texas Apprentice Electrician License - 2005                             AT&T Defensive Driving – 2009/2011

• Red Cross First Aid - 2009 to Present                             • Wisdom Ministerial Association Ordination - 2012

• Texas CDL - 2005 to Present

 

Education                                                                                                                                                         

2008Rhema Bible Training CenterBroken Arrow, OKCertificate

2006 Leonard-Hawes School of Real EstateLake Jackson, TX License

2003Jerry Savelle Bible InstituteCrowley, TXCertificate

1999Crowley High SchoolCrowley, TX Diploma

 

Professional Experience__________         

6/2012-7/2014                Field Technician     Carrollton, TX     UNSi/Airband Communications

• As a Field Technician for Airband Communications,  I used my telecom, installation, and customer service skills to complete daily wireless, and wired installs, (radio configurations, point to multipoint, point to point, T1's, POTs line instillations, and installations of Adtrans, Cisco switches and routers) at customer locations with minimal support; completed network repairs and upgrades at our Colo facilities, base stations, and repeater sites; customer trouble ticket resolution; and system upgrades. The work required being able to lift more than 75 pounds on a regular basis, climb 32’ extension ladders, work at elevated heights in all weather conditions and spend extended hours outside.

 

1/2012-5/2012          Installation Technician     DFW, TX        TekSystems for GDT at Verizon

• My duties at Verizon's data center include pulling cables (cat5, cat6, SM & MM Fiber), Dressing cables to Verizon standards (was taught the Kansas City stitch and the box stitch, but velcro was the acceptable dressing), terminating cables (using keystone modules and patch panels), installing racks, and racking equipment.

 

12/2011-1/2012Network Technician     DFW, TXNovak Networks

• As a contract employee of Novak Networks, I utilized my telecom skills in the tasks I was assigned. In a typical day, I pulled cable (cat5, cat6, SM & MM Fiber, up to 100pr telco cables), terminated cables ( using keystone modules and patch panels), installed racks, and racked equipment.

 

4/2011-9/2011Customer Service Tech         Burleson, TX                      AT&T

•As a Customer Service Technician I honed my problem solving skills, gained more customer service experience, and had the opportunity to prove myself as a valuable asset to my team.  My responsibilities as a Customer Service Technician in the installation and maintenance division of AT&T consisted of performing POTS and DSL installs and repairs. My responsibilities on an installation included performing multi stage  LST, clearing pairs of trouble, drop work, demarc work, IW work, etc. In the repair portion of my position, my responsibilities included locating, isolating, and removing trouble on the lines whether it be from grounds, opens, or shorts. Exposed to lacing in cables at CO.

 

8/2010-11/2010Staff Support Manager          Fort Worth, TX                      AT&T

•As a contract member of  AT&T's Work Measurements Group, I performed time and efficiency studies providing company statisticians with relevant and accurate information for use in the implementation of new methods and procedures.

 

7/2010-8/2010Lead Cable TechNashville, TNExpress Professionals

•As a contract employee of Pro Systems at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel, I utilized my telecom skills in the tasks I was assigned. The tasks varied from supporting a team pulling 600 pair, to punching down RJ45's, and everything in between.

 

3/2010-7/2010Project ManagerTulsa, OKWisdom Ministries

•My role was to coordinate various technology and facilities related projects in order to drive efficiencies within the company.  My most recent project involved migrating order fulfillment from an outsourced provider to a more efficient and cost effective in house solution.  In this role I work in a fast paced production environment and utilize time management, teamwork and organizational skills, with a focus on excellence and quality.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

9/2009-3/2010Premise TechnicianFort Worth, TXAT&T

• As a Premise Technician my responsibilities were to connect IP and wireline based services to the customers premise.  I served both commercial and residential customers utilizing both FTTP and FTTN configurations.  In a FTTN installation my responsibility consisted of cross connecting the POTS line through the VRAD then out to the customer’s premise using the NID as the demarcation point.  Or, when no POTS line was present I would cross connect the VRAD to the customer’s premise using the NID as the demarcation point.  From the NID I would connect to the RG using Twisted Pair (CAT 3/5) or COAX.  In a FTTP installation my responsibilities consisted of installing the power supply and battery back-up for the ONT, using the ONT as the demarcation point.  Then I proceeded in the configuration and self test of the ONT.  Once the ONT was functioning correctly I would connect the ONT to the RG using CAT5.  Then from the RG connect the Set Top Boxes and / or CPE using CAT5 or COAX.  If a monitored alarm was present the POTS or VOIP line would first be connected through the RJ31X to the IW for the phone system. I used a JDSU Smart Class meter for testing quality of coax and twisted pair lines, line length, toning and identifying lines, testing wireless signals, testing HPNA signals, and testing VDSL signals. My responsibilities also included trouble shooting and repairing all problems from the SAI to inside the customer’s prem. I provided quality customer service in all aspects of my duties.      

10/2008-9/2009Project ManagerCrowley, TXCox Construction

• In my most recent roll at Cox Construction I was Project Manager over assigned electrical work.  I took instructions from the General Contractor and carried them out.  I carried out required demo, tracked wiring, trouble shooting, made proper repairs in lines, replaced aged fixtures, and maintained code compliance.  Time management and good planning skills were used to completed electrical projects. 

 

9/2008-9/2009Field TechnicianCrowley, TXAmericorp

•My primary responsibilities for this most recent position at Americorp Ent. were research and product development.  I used internet and people skills to investigate product requirements and potential.  I presented research to manager.  I developed research and communication skills.

 

9/2007-9/2008Order Fulfillment TechTulsa, OKWisdom Ministries

•My roll at this position was Order Fulfillment with a promotion to Department Manager over Unitel. I worked in a fast paced production environment.  I used time management and organizational skills, with a focus on excellence and quality.  I used CD and DVD burning equipment as well as printers and Pitney Boise Machines.  I packaged and shipped out orders in a timely manner. I supervised volunteers and employees in the Unitel department.

 

 

 

 

 

1/2006-8/2007Emissions MonitorNassau Bay, TXEnvironmental Analytics

•In this position I was a Chemical Plant Safety and Emissions Compliance Technician.  I monitored valves, pipes, vents, gages, tanks, and towers for hazardous leaks.  I used leak detection monitors to search out emissions in the field.  I made proper notes and recorded the conditions of each site.  I reported to management personnel any potential hazardous leaks.  I trained in ladder and scaffolding safety.  I used harness system when climbing towers up to 250 ft..  I worked in areas where Kevlar suit and gloves, hardhat, ear plugs, safety glasses, and work boots were the required uniform.  I developed a tolerance for extreme work conditions which included +100F°, heat, lightning, thunderstorms, and high winds.  In this position I developed personal initiative and endurance traits.  I learned to independently work in an isolated environment where integrity, efficiency, and promptness matter.

 

9/2005-1/2006ElectricianAngelton, TXSlain Electric

•My duties at Sain Electric included working in a new construction environment running electrical wire and installing fixtures as well as remodeling existing structures.  I organized and cleaned the company shop and work vehicle to maintain productivity.  I used good planning, time management, and integrity skills.  I developed good teamwork and efficiency skills.

 

9/2001-9/2005TechnicianCrowley, TX Americorp

•In this position I made purchases for the company.  I researched costs and marketability of products.  I contacted potential buyers and sellers of products.  I made sales and acquisitions of inventory.  I used people skills, communication skills, good salesmanship and, teamwork.

 

9/1999-9/2001Project Manager Crowley, TXCox Construction

•My duties were as Project Manager over construction and electrical work.  I took instructions from the General Contractor and carried them out. I was trained in and used a variety of hand tools, power tools, power painting equipment, compressors, and construction equipment.  I made quality control decisions to keep projects aligned with the customer’s needs and expectations.  The customer’s needs included painting, trim work, demo, framing, roofing, installing or moving electrical and telephone wires and fixtures, flooring, and changing plumbing.

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Terrence R. Haynes

Terrence R. Haynes

200 McCurdy St. • Crowley, TX 76036 • 682-438-1918 • home_finder@hotmail.com

Objective

To obtain a position that will utilize my skills and training and progress my career.

 

Skills

• Microsoft Office Products – Word, Excel, Power Point • Ticketing and Operations Management systems - ATT’s GCAS and G-WIZ • Telco Facilities systems management application – SCANR (used for activating and deactivating Telco Services) • Optical Network Terminals • Network Interface Devices • Network Wiring Topologies – star, tree, linear • Keystone Modules • Jacks and Modular plugs -RJ45, RJ11, Coax and Optical • Cabling Types and Standards - COAX, CAT5, CAT6, CAT3, 568A, 568B • Telco Wire line Services - POTS, ADSL, VDSL, and HPNA • Broadband over the power lines • Residential Digital Gateway -2Wire RG 3800HGV-b • TV Set Top Boxes - Motorola STB 1200, 1216, &1225 • TV Set Top Boxes - Cisco STB IPN330HD, & IPN430MC • Cable and Signal Testers for VDSL, VDSL2, HPNA networks, Ethernet, 802.11 b/g wireless, copper loop fault identification, Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) testing and in-home wiring identification and testing. - Sunrise Telecom HTT tester and JDSU Smart class tester.

 

Technical Training

Telco Installation & Repair Certification – AT&T 2011

            Basic Installation & Technical Skills - BITS class included: • Review of Hand tools; butt set(TS44), tone generator & probe, staple gun, screw drivers, pliers, power drill/driver, etc. • Review of AT&T Service Orders; service order creation process, codes & terminology (action codes, USOC codes, etc). • Review of Basic Electrical; basic telephone circuits, resistance, voltage, current, capacitance, inductance, grounding, and bonding. • Installation; job planning, policies & procedures, technical transaction (cross box, terminal, demarc, IW, etc). • Line and Station Transfer; proper process and execution of a LST. • Digital Added Main Line Installation. • Review of Teleco Color Code. • Review of Ready Access Terminals. • Competitive Local Exchange Carriers.  • Trouble Isolation and Removal; isolating and locating trouble using various test sets (Sidekick, TDR, JDSU, etc).

 

Telco Premise Tech Certification – AT&T 2009-2010

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Experience

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Job Title

Company

Experience

Field Technician

UNSi

- Present

 

Additional Info

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Current Career Level:

Experienced (Non-Manager)

Years of relevant work experience:

5+ to 7 Years

Date of Availability:

Immediately

Work Status:

US - I am authorized to work in this country for any employer.

Active Security Clearance:

None

US Military Service:

Citizenship:

None

 

 

Target Job:

Target Job Title:

Technicians/Installers

 

Target Company:

Company Size:

Occupation:

Other

·         Other

Installation/Maintenance/Repair

·         Computer/Electronics/Telecomm Install/Maintain/Repair

·         Equipment Install/Maintain/Repair

 

Target Locations:

Selected Locations:

US

Relocate:

Yes

Willingness to travel:

Up to 50% travel

 

Languages:

Languages

Proficiency Level

English

Beginner