1. ALEX B. ARGAO
12768 Rancho Penasquitos Blvd.
Apt. 55 San Diego, CA 92129
Tel No. 9095524936
Email add: gorgeouslex132000@yahoo.com
OBJECTIVE: To acquire a challenging position in the field of Engineering where my Academic
Knowledge, Work Experience, Skills and Strong Capabilities can mostly be utilized and advanced.
WORK EXPERIENCE
JOHN HOLLAND ENERGY, Australia
Position : Rigger Linesman
October 25, 2013 – May 16, 2014
BALFOUR BEATTY UGL, Australia
Position : Rigger Linesman
May 7, 2012 – October 11, 2013
TRAINING / SEMINARS
MAJOR AUSTRALIA'S DRIVING FORCE, May 8, 2013 to May 18, 2013. Yatala QLD
−Perform basic rigging competency assessment
−Perform dogging operations competency assessment
−OHSCER 222A – perform basic rigging
−RIIOHS 204A – work safely at heights
−CPCCOHS 1101A – work safely in the construction industry
−OHSCER 218A – perform dogging operation
SPANSET, TOWER RESCUE, February 28, 2013
−PUAOHS 001C – follow defined occupational health and safety policies and procedures
−PUA SAR 022A – participate in a rescue operation
−PUA SAR 032 – undertake vertical rescue
QUEENSLAND AMBULANCE SERVICE, February 27, 2013
−HLTFA 301C – apply first aid
−HLTCPR 201B – perform CPR
−HLTFA 201B – provide basic emergency life support
ACCREDITATION AND TRAINING SERVICES, February 26, 2013
−CPCCLRG 3002A – license to perform rigging intermediate level
BALFOUR BEATTY UGL, New Zealand
Position : Leading Hand, Assembly & Erection 400 KV Transmission Line
November 10, 2010 – May 6, 2012

2. TRAINING / SEMINARS
VERTICAL HORIZONS GROUP, February 21, 2012
−Pole top rescue refresher course
CONTANT FORCE, December 13, 2010
−Latch way installation for tower latch step bold system
BALFOUR BEATTY POWER NETWORK LTD., United Kingdom
Position : Competent Person (Foreman) Overhead Linesman 400KV Transmission Line
August 1, 2007 – November 2008
Position : Overhead Linesman 400KV Transmission Line
June 18, 2007 – July 31, 2007
Performs and Undertake in implementation of 132 kv, 275 kv, and 400 kv new constuction and line
maintenance
• Overhead lines reconductoring and refurbishment
• Assemble/ Erect steel tower from 150ft to 205ft
• Changing step bolts and installing Latchway safe
• Perform changing steel and anti climbing device (ACD)
• Perform Platform works at dead end
• Perform changing Suspension and Tension Insulators
• Perform Spacering and De spacering Conductor
• Perform Earthing and De-Earthing
• Perform Single and Double Dress Earthing Schedule
• Perform Blocking and Clipping
• Resizingof Overhead Conductor
• Payout Sagging stringing and clipping of conductorand overhead groundwire
• Conduct jumper Splicing dead end 132kv, 275kv and 400kv
• Operate tractor and winch
TRAINING / SEMINARS
LINESMAN TRAINING, June 25, 2007 to July 6, 2007
1.Demarcation
2. Spacer Trolley
3. Lifting & Lowering
4. Lifting & Use of Hooked Ladder
5. Application & Removal of Drain Earths
SAFETY PASSPORT, June 27, 2007
MANUAL HANDLING, June 28, 2007
FIRST AID COURSE, June 29, 2007

3. NSI 4 course, July 1, 2007
TOWER RESCUE, July 20, 2007
RE-TRAINING LINESMAN COURSE, January 21 to 26 2008
ANGELES ELECTRIC CORPORATION, Angeles City, Philippines
Department : Distribution Department
Section : Line Maintenance and Construction
Position : LINEMAN
January 16, 1987 – June 2007
• Perform power line construction, maintenance and repair of overhead electrical
transmission, distribution and service lines, transformers, meters, electric substation and
related equipment.
• Conduct line maintenance in a safe efficient manner utilizing de-energized, live line stick
or live line bare hand techniques on voltages up to and including 69KV.
• Construct new overhead lines, setting poles, installing cross-arms and brackets, stringing
wire, and placing equipment such as transformers, switches, cut-outs, lightning arresters
and insulators.
• Under the direction of a dispatcher, performs switching operations on the transmission
and equipment such as load break switches (LBS), fuses and live line clamps.
• Climb wood poles and steel towers, either by truck lift or manually with the use of ladder,
spikes, safety belt/harness and other safety gears
• Work in a high voltages environment at heights up to 90 feet.
• Replace defective pole along side condemned pole utilizing a hydraulic boom truck.
• Work on energized conductor and equipment from 13.8KV to 69KV using rubber
protective equipment and wire cover/wire guard.
• Perform overhead residential type distribution work including single-phase meters as
three-phase distribution transformers for commercial type.
• Conduct load and voltage tests on lines and equipment to ensure that they are de-
energized so ground may be installed and work may begin in cold system.
• Inspect overhead lines and circuits to identify faulty or worn parts, maintain, restore and
overhaul them if necessary.
• String, rig, splice and repair electrical lines and cable wires and related switches under
energized conditions.
• String cable from pole to pole using rollers and hand line materials o from pole to
building with the assistance of Ground men.
• Attach wire from electrical equipment to power line using pliers and other hand tools,
and wrap insulation tape around connection to protect wire from climatic condition and
corroding.
• Drive a line truck in hauling personnel, materials and equipment to and from work site.
• Operate boom truck, bucket truck (elevated work platform) and digger equipment.
• Trim trees that grow into electric right of way so as to prevent accidental grounding
wires.
• Provide assistance to TRANSCO personnel in working on 230KV transmission and
maintenance tower poles and insulators.
• Troubleshoot power quality complaints and outages, and respond to emergency service
calls at all times.
• Work occasionally on shifts, including nights and weekend coverage and subject to after
hours standby and call-out duty.

4. • Deal regularly with various department/personnel within the company, specifically, the
department clerk, Engineering, and Purchasing/supply office.
• Coordinate with telephone and cable companies when isolating cable and electrical
wiring is required.
• Maintain good public relations with customers when responding to their electrical needs.
• Conform to company safety rules, regulations and procedures, and report unsafe
conditions and practices.
TRAINING / SEMINARS
EFFECTIVE CUSTOMER RELATION, October 17, 1997
Angeles Electric Corporation Seminar Room
VALUE RE-ORIENTATION, October 2, 1998
Angeles Electric Corporation Seminar Room
AMPACT WEDGE CONNECTOR TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR, May 25, 1999
Conducted by FLAS Industries, Inc. Angeles Electric Corporation
SAFETY FIRE PREVENTIONS SEMINAR, December 19, 1992
Conducted b Angeles Fire Department
Angeles Electric Corporation, Angeles City
POWER METERING SEMINAR, October 11 & 26, 2002
Angeles Electric Corporation Seminar Room
LINE SAFETY CODE ORIENTATION, December 16, 2003
Conducted by SAFETY MAN-TEAM
Angeles Electric Corporation Seminar Room
LIVE LINE MAINTENACE TRAINING (STICKOLOGY), June 21–Oct. 18, 2003
Angeles Electric Corporation Training Grounds
“LINEMAN” – Training, October 16, 1986 – January 16, 1987
Angeles Electric Corporation Training Grounds
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, March 1985
Holy Angel University
Angeles City, Philippines
SKILLS
- Good ability to operate line truck and related equipment.
- Considerable knowledge of materials, methods and equipment used in the
construction, maintenance and operation of electrical overhead facilities.
- Knowledge of basic electrical principles and wiring diagrams.

5. REFERENCES
ENGR. MICHAELANGELO D. COLLE
EUS Supervisor, Engineering Department
Angeles Electric Corporation
Angeles City, Philippines
63-45-3228311 to 13
CHRIS FRAZER
Supervisor, Stringing BBUGL
0467764221
ANTHONY SPARKS
Supervisor, Stringing BBUGL
0438418289
BALTAZAR CAMELLO
Project Engineer, BBUGL
0437765561
I hereby certify that the above information given are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
ALEX B. ARGAO