1. Leonardo Milian
2343 Florida Mango Rd.  W.P.B, FL 33406  (561) 294-7165  Leomilian62@yahoo.com
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Objective
To continue my career with an organization that will utilize my skills and abilities to benefit mutual growth and success.
Relevant Coursework
 Electrical Machinery &
Transformers
 Electrical Motors &
Controls
 Industrial Electrical
Systems
 Instrumentation
 Electronic Control
Devices
 Process
Measurement &
Controls
 Fiberoptic testing
 College Algebra
 Trigonometry
 Physics
 Calculus I-IV
 PLC fluency
Professional Experience
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT PROFESSOR – SANTA CLARA, CUBA:1986 - 1992
o Taught students how to: Assemble, install, test and maintain electrical or electronic wiring, equipment, appliances,
apparatus, and fixturew using hand tools and power tools.
o Taught students how to: Diagnose malfunctioning systems, apparatus, and components using test equiment and
handtools to locate the cause of a breakdown and correct the problem.
o Taught students how to: Connect wires to circuit breakers, transformers and other components.
o Taught students how to: Inspect electrical systems, equipment and components to identify hazard defects and the need
for adjustment or repair to ensure compliance with codes.
ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN – NEFCO 2012- PRESENT
o Preventative maintenance. This includes: Calibrations of instruments such as P.H O.R.P, flow meteres and temperature
control, Differential pressure transmitters and LIT.
o Maintaining control of all calibrations on the daily maintenance reports.
o Troubleshooting controlled circuits such as: PLC, SLC500, 5000 ladder logic controls, and switch gear. 480 volts and also
low voltage controls.
o Analyzing 4-20 loops that establish the flow of M.A through instruments as well as the measurements as well as PLC
utilizing all relevant electrical testing equipment
o Implementing solutions to maintain a high quality of work throughout all work establishm ents.
ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN – CC CONTROLS CORP, W.P.B – FL . 2011- 2012
 Adjust, calibrate, align, and modify circuitry and components and record effects on unit performance.
 Installation and calibration of instruments such as: P.H, liquid flow, turbidity and liquidity level.
 Perform new PLC programming for certain projects. Troubleshoot malfunctioning electrical systems including PLC’s
with the use of electrical prints and ladder logic programs.
 Electrical panel testing and providing certification of proper functions. Provided technical field support for the
installation and coupling of electrical panels with various control systems.
 Anylizing and troubleshooting electrical control loop (4 to 20m-amps)
Performing the termination and testing of fiberoptic communications between several control panels

2. Leonardo Milian
2343 Florida Mango Rd.  W.P.B, FL 33406  (561) 294-7165  Leomilian62@yahoo.com
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SUB-STATION TECHNICIAN – POWERSERVE TECHNOLOGIES. 2010- 2011
o Installation and start up of new projects in electrical sub-stations.
o Interpreting electrical prints in power distribution diagrams. Replacing the old protection system with a newly
developed system (751 relay)
o Participated in the controls installation of all assigned transmition sub-stations. Also, setting up the high voltage
breakers (138 K.V)
o Installation, testing and termination of fibre optics to ensure the communication between protection equipments.
o All of the work shown above is in direct correlation with ‘Smart-Grid project’.
o Applying all theory and practices of my knowledge, I’ve successfully installed alarm systems for various sub-stations
in all of South Florida.
o All work has been successfully in compliance with FPL’s safety procedures.
o Took part in replacing the electrical batteries in the control rooms to guarantee the the proper voltage controls.
o Worked with all testing engineers troubleshooting feeder breakers (13 K.V)
ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN – OKEELANTA CORP. 2002- 2009
o Applied electrical theory and related knowledge to test and modify developmental or operational electrical machinery and
electrical control equipment.
o Assembled and tested experimental motro-control devices, switch panels, transformers, generator windings and other
electrical equipment and components according to engineering data and knowledge of electrical principles.
o Diasnoses the cause of electrical or mechanical malfunctions or failures of operational equipment. Also performed
preventative and corrective maintenance
o Develops wiring diagrams, layout drawings and engineering specifications for system or equipment modifications or
expansion, and directs personnel performing routine installation and maintenance duties.
o Plans, directs, and records periodic electrical testing, and recommends or initiates modification or replacement of
o equipment which fails to meet acceptable operating standards.

3. Leonardo Milian
2343 Florida Mango Rd.  W.P.B, FL 33406  (561) 294-7165  Leomilian62@yahoo.com
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Education
UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA – BACHELORS OF SCIENCE IN: INDUSTRIAL ELCTRICITY
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL CUBA – BACHELORS OF SCIENCE IN: ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.
JOSEF SILNY & ASSOCIATES, INC. INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CONSULTANTS:
TRANSLATED DEGREE: U.S EQUIVALENT DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.
REFERENCES:
RAMON SAENZ: COLIN LOWIS
GE SITE MANAGER – (561) 992-5627 OKEELANTA – PLANT ENGINEER: 561-281-3596
PETER N KIPROFF
NEFCO – PLANT MANAGER – (901)230- 8299
GARY YOCUM- ( 321 ) 230-3716 PI ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
BILL MAGNEW
POWERSERVE TECHNOLOGIES (561)722-9318
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