Trent Peterson

Safety, keeping all work spaces clean and maintained. Learn all hazard materials and car placement. . safety was always the biggest priority. Being aware of all train movement in my area. Inform engineer of all work that is to be done upon arrival and departure. Changing of knuckles and air hoses on railcars as needed. In charge of all radio procedure with dispatch.

• Monitored the speed, distance traveled, and time of train travel.
• Maintained communication with dispatchers and other crew members via radio or other methods.
• Followed strict safety protocols at all times while operating a train engine.
• Operated switches, signals, crossings, and other railway devices along the route.
• Conducted safety inspections of train equipment prior to each trip.
• Notified supervisors immediately upon discovery of any mechanical issues or malfunctions.
• Conducted periodic tests on brakes, air compressors, fuel tanks, oil levels.
• Ensured compliance with all applicable railroad rules and regulations.
• Coordinated with yardmasters to ensure proper switching operations when entering and leaving rail yards.
• Responded quickly to emergency situations such as derailments or hazardous material spills.
• Verified paperwork necessary for freight shipments was accurate before departure from stations.
• Performed daily maintenance checks of locomotive equipment as required by company policies.

• Recovered refrigerant from old HVAC units prior to disposal according to local environmental regulations.
• Installed, maintained and repaired commercial refrigeration systems.
• Assessed system operations to identify potential areas requiring maintenance services.
• Performed routine checks on various components of the system such as contactors, relays and solenoids.
• Performed preventive maintenance on HVAC systems to ensure peak performance and energy efficiency.
• Diagnosed and repaired faults in HVAC systems, including refrigerant leaks, electrical issues, and mechanical failures.
• Diagnosed and identified faulty components in malfunctioning HVAC systems using specialized testing tools.
• Cleaned evaporator coils, condensate drains and blower wheels to maintain optimal efficiency of the unit.
• Trained and guided employees on correct methods for performing different repairs and maintenance services.
• Conducted air quality tests and recommended solutions for improving indoor air quality in residential and commercial settings.
• Installed, repaired and maintained residential HVAC equipment, including furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and duct systems.
• Adjusted and repaired systems to meet manufacturers' performance specifications.
• Put in new gas lines, wiring and other support components for HVAC systems.
• Calibrated thermostats, tested capacitors and checked refrigerant levels for proper functioning of the system.