Jordan Hale

Led tenant build-outs for offices, clinics, and light-industrial suites, roughing power, lighting, and low-voltage pathways to GC schedules and first-pass inspection. Upgraded commercial panels and distribution, coordinating utility shutoffs, load calculations, and labeled as-built drawings for 200A to 400A services. Bent and installed EMT, rigid, and PVC conduit for branch circuits and feeders, keeping runs square, supported, and NEC-compliant in occupied buildings. Troubleshot outages, nuisance trips, and motor-control faults on live sites with minimal downtime and clear handoff notes for facilities teams. Pulled permits, walked inspectors, and closed punch lists on multi-tenant Denver projects without rework delays. Mentored apprentices on conduit layout, box fill, lockout/tagout, and jobsite professionalism while holding a zero recordable-incident record on assigned crews.

Wired retail and warehouse spaces from service gear through branch circuits, keeping aisles open and work sequenced around store hours. Completed lighting retrofits from fluorescent to LED, including fixture replacement, controls, and night-shift cutovers with minimal lost sales time. Installed and tested standby generators and transfer equipment, labeling circuits and walking facility staff through monthly exercise checks. Produced as-built markups for conduit routes, panel schedules, and device locations so closeout packages matched the finished install. Supported journeymen on gear setting, feeder pulls, and terminations while progressing from apprentice to journeyman responsibilities. Followed lockout/tagout and housekeeping standards on active distribution sites and helped keep the crew inspection-ready.

Transitioned from residential service work into commercial rough-in, learning commercial device layouts, larger feeders, and jobsite coordination. Completed rough-in for branch circuits, boxes, and home runs on mixed-use and small commercial shells before drywall. Finished trim-out of devices, fixtures, and panel labeling, then supported final walkthroughs with the lead electrician. Checked installations against local amendments and NEC rules before inspection, correcting box fill, support spacing, and grounding details. Helped stage material, bend conduit, and pull wire so crews stayed ahead of other trades on tight Lakewood schedules. Logged daily work and material use, building the habits that later supported journeyman-level responsibility.

Active Colorado Journeyman Electrician license. Completed OSHA 30-hour construction safety and NFPA 70E training covering arc-flash boundaries, PPE categories, and energized-work decision making.