Matthew Pelley is a 4th year apprentice electrician seeking a new job opportunity. He has over 5 years of experience as an electrician working on electrical systems of varying voltages at oil sands sites. Matthew takes pride in his technical skills and ability to complete tasks efficiently. He also communicates well and works productively as part of a team. Matthew is looking to continue his career development and obtain his red seal certification.

1. Matthew Pelley
271 Woodward Lane, T9H 5K8, Fort McMurray, Alberta
780-881-6365, mattpelley@hotmail.com
Summary
I am a self-motivated, punctual, hard working 4th year apprentice electrician. I have exceptional technical
ability working across a broad range of systems and facility types, and I pride myself on the quality of my
work and my ability to use resources to complete tasks efficiently. My excellent interpersonal skills make
me a good team member who can communicate and work along side anyone. I am eager to obtain a new
job and continue working towards my red seal certification.
Education
Westwood Community High School
• Graduated High school 2012
Keyano College
• 1st period electrical 2013
• 2nd period electrical 2014
Red Deer College
• 3rd period electrical 2014
Employment History
September 2014 – August 2015
Shell Albian Sands, Shovel Maintenance Electrician
Responsibilities:
• Maintaining all electrical systems with voltages varying from 12v- 13.8kv
• Troubleshoot failed equipment and return equipment to work quickly
• Use drawings, schematics and manuals as a key resource
• Perform major maintenance and upgrades such as motor, transformer, VFD, replacement
• Work in a small area with other trades
• Assess and prepare for future projects

2. • Work safely in a busy mine environment
• Often work with cranes for lifting large heavy parts
September 2013- August 2014
Syncrude Canada, Utilities Maintenance Electrician
Responsibilities:
• Maintain and repair the high voltage generators and all supporting equipment on site
• Work safely in a live plant environment
• Read drawings, schematics and manuals as a key resource
• Repair and replace wiring of old installed electrical equipment
• Perform major shutdown projects as well as regular daily checks
• Assess equipment for deficiencies
• Follow procedures made for specific tasks
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September 2012 – August 2013
Suncor Energy, Upgrading Maintenance Electrician
Responsibilities:
• Install, maintain and repair all electrical systems in the upgrading plant
• Work safely in a live plant environment
• Use manuals, drawings, computers and all other resources to perform work efficiently
• Sign off work orders after completing job
• Work together with other trades to complete tasks
• Receive permits and explain work to plant operations
• Respond to calls from operations and troubleshoot efficiently
Other information
Hobbies
• Hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, camping
Volunteer work

3. • Help organize the Fort McMurray high school student trade and skill competition in 2011.
• Donate and deliver christmas gifts for the Salvation Army yearly.
• Actively donating and volunteering with the Jeremy Snook foundation.
Awards
• Started my apprenticeship in high school through the RAP program and was given an
award of excellence at graduation for combined performance in school and on the job site based
on employer and teacher reviews.
References
Grant Bungay - Shovel maintenance supervisor Cory Hunter- Mine utilities supervisor
Shell Albian Sands Suncor Energy
Phone: 780-381-4449 Phone: 780-799-1485
Phil Newman- Journeyman electrician
Syncrude Canada
Phone: 780-381-4449