Jonah Hale

• Lead electrical installations and service for commercial tenant improvements, multifamily builds, and high-end residential remodels while maintaining strict NEC compliance. • Supervise crews of up to 6 electricians; assign daily work, review quality, and coordinate inspections with general contractors and city officials. • Complete panel upgrades, 120/208V and 277/480V distribution, branch circuits, lighting controls, and EV charger installations from blueprint to commissioning. • Reduced callback work by 22% through standardized testing checklists, lockout/tagout briefings, and detailed closeout documentation. • Diagnose intermittent faults with meters and thermal imaging; explain repair options clearly to clients and property managers.

• Installed and tested feeders, panels, conduit, lighting, and control systems for retail, office, and healthcare projects valued up to $4M. • Read one-line diagrams, panel schedules, and architectural plans; coordinated routing with HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection trades. • Performed service troubleshooting, motor controls, emergency lighting repairs, and preventive maintenance with a strong safety record. • Bent EMT and rigid conduit to tight field dimensions, maintained material lists, and supported accurate daily production reporting. • Mentored apprentices on NEC requirements, safe tool use, ladder safety, and professional jobsite practices.

• Assisted journeymen with residential rough-ins, service upgrades, trim-out, and final punch-list work on 30+ homes and small commercial spaces. • Pulled cable, installed boxes and fixtures, labeled circuits, and maintained clean, organized work areas in occupied and new-construction sites. • Practiced accurate conduit measurements, bending, wire termination, and continuity testing under licensed supervision. • Read basic plans and diagrams, staged materials, and documented completed work for inspections and turnover. • Built a safety-first foundation through OSHA training, daily toolbox talks, and consistent PPE and ladder procedures.

Relevant study: AC/DC circuits, industrial controls, electrical code, blueprint reading, motor theory, and OSHA safety. Completed hands-on lab projects in residential wiring, conduit systems, and panel layout.

Active Colorado Journeyman Electrician License; qualified for commercial and residential wiring, service work, panel upgrades, grounding and bonding, and code-compliant installations under Colorado electrical regulations.

OSHA 30 certified with additional NFPA 70E electrical safety training covering hazard analysis, arc-flash boundaries, energized work practices, PPE, lockout/tagout, fall protection, and jobsite incident prevention.