Cole Brennan

• Lead commercial and residential rough-in, trim-out, and finish electrical installations on schedule and to plan. • Complete service-panel upgrades, load calculations, and residential service improvements while maintaining safe work practices. • Diagnose electrical faults with meters and test equipment, restoring power efficiently and documenting corrective actions. • Interpret blueprints and apply NEC requirements to ensure inspection-ready, code-compliant work. • Mentor apprentices and crew members on installation quality, job-site safety, and efficient workflow.

• Bent and installed rigid, EMT, and PVC conduit from blueprints while meeting layout, support, and clearance requirements. • Pulled, dressed, and labeled feeders and branch-circuit conductors for commercial and residential projects. • Installed lighting fixtures, devices, disconnects, and basic controls with careful attention to finish quality. • Responded to service calls, identified likely faults, and completed repairs under journeyman supervision. • Maintained organized material staging and documented completed work for efficient crew handoffs.

• Staged conduit, wire, boxes, fixtures, and tools for commercial facilities work, reducing crew downtime and rework. • Prepared job sites by protecting finished areas, setting up safe work zones, and maintaining clean, organized staging. • Assisted with basic terminations, device installation, and continuity checks under lead electrician direction. • Participated in daily safety walks, hazard identification, and OSHA-aligned housekeeping practices. • Read simple plans and material lists to support accurate pulls, counts, and installation readiness.

Coursework in electrical theory, residential and commercial wiring, motor controls, blueprint reading, conduit systems, and electrical safety.

Active state license qualifying journeyman-level commercial and residential electrical work under Texas requirements.