Aaron Gremillion
Denham Springs
Summary
I am a hard-working individual willing to do whatever it takes to be successful and become an asset to my job while maintaining and following safe work practices. Always willing to learn as much as I can to widen my spectrum of knowledge, to make myself and the people around me the best they can be.
Overview
11
11
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
General Foreman (Electrical & Instrumentation)
MMR GROUP
01.2025 - Current
- Oversaw daily operations to ensure project adherence to safety and quality standards
- Coordinated scheduling and resource allocation for multiple construction projects simultaneously
- Mentored multiple crew members, implementing skill development and promoting a culture of safety
- Implemented process improvements that enhanced productivity to reduce operational and deadline delays
- Interpret blueprints, schematics, and project specifications
- Report progress to project managers and supervision
- Ensure compliance with electrical codes and standards
- Operate lull/forklift to load and unload material and move equipment as needed
- Troubleshoot complex electrical issues
- Conduct high-voltage splices using lugs and battery crimper, along with performing stress cones and cold shrinking (3C 300- 3C 500)
- Perform proper LOTO procedures to ensure energy isolation
- Inspect completed work for quality and accuracy per customer standards and according to drawings/blueprints
- Help to identify and mitigate job site hazards
- Participate in project/lead planning meetings
- Track labor hours and manage workforce allocation
- Assist in estimating labor and material needs and submit material recs to supervision
- Track change orders and any project modifications
- Ensure all teams and work crews have proper equipment and PPE needed to complete job task safely and efficiently
- Maintain safety protocol per company/plant standards
ELECTRICAL FOREMAN
MMR GROUP
06.2021 - 01.2025
- Responsible for pushing, operating and supervising multiple work crews and jobs for electrical projects and maintenance
- Look over work crews to be sure work is completed safely, efficiently, adequately, and within company’s work budget
- Verify all work crew has proper PPE and paper work needed to complete task such as permits, JSA’s, aerial inspection sheets, and any other necessary safety paperwork and materials
- Operate lull/forklift to load and unload material and move equipment as needed
- Conduct high-voltage splices using lugs and battery crimper, along with performing stress cones and cold shrinking (3C 300- 3C 500)
- Hold tool box and safety meetings daily before work shift to ensure work crew is up to date on all safety procedures, protocols, and new potential hazards of the job
- Inspect electricians’ work, monitor team performance, and make sure all electrical work meet quality standards
- Read/interpret drawings and blueprints
- Manage and supervise installation of all electrical equipment such as breakers/disconnects, lighting, transformers, conduit, switch gears, switches, sub-stations, and lots of other electrical devices and equipment
- Report daily production sheets to supervision and safety department
- Communicate skills and knowledge to convey information to work crews effectively
- Successfully organize, plan, and prioritize all work
- Maintain safety protocols per company/plant
- Daily housekeeping
JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN
MMR GROUP
06.2020 - 06.2021
- Many similar job task as previous employer / job title, but more responsibility and management
- Terminate and hook up MOVs, start-stop switch, lighting fixtures, receptacles, low voltage panels, small instruments, temporary power, limit switch, motors, transformers, control panels, switch gears, ABB drives, fiber optics, and temperature transmitters
- Rigid, EMT, Aluminum and plasti-bond conduit (sizes 3/4” - 4”)
- Use of electrical bender, hand bender, one-shot, bandsaw, 535, power-pony, and many other battery and power tools needed to complete job
- Air pipe for air lines (sizes 1/2” — 1”)
- Cable tray for high voltage cables (5kv — 15kv)
- Pull wire through conduit, conduit fittings, cable tray, and substations
- Install supports for conduit, cable tray, switches, valves, and anything in the job scope or prints that may be required
- Follow necessary grounding procedures for cable tray, conduit, large structures, motors, grounding grids/ any equipment that should be grounded
- Dig trenches for ground wire, grounding rods and grounding grids
- Operate lull/forklift to load and unload material and move equipment as needed
- Use hole-saw and hydraulic/battery knockout set to knock holes in panels, boxes, cubicles, and cabinets
- Mix and pour concrete for trenches when necessary, along with grouting stands for a more sturdy support with stability
- Pack and pour seales
- Maintain safety protocols per company/plant standards
ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION MECHANIC
TRIAD ELECTRIC
07.2018 - 06.2020
- Fabricate, Install, and manage:
- Rigid, EMT and plasti-bond conduit (sizes 3/4” - 4”)
- Air pipe (sizes 1/2” — 1”)
- Cable tray for instrument/ high voltage cables
- Pull wire through conduit, conduit fittings, cable tray, and substations
- Install supports for conduit, cable tray, switches, valves, and anything in the job scope or prints that may need supports
- Follow necessary grounding procedures for cable tray, conduit, transformers, switch gears, grounding grids, and large structures
- Knock holes in panels, boxes, and cubicles with hydraulic and battery knock-out
- Terminate and hook up MOVs, start-stop switch, lighting fixtures, receptacles, low voltage panels, small instruments, and temporary power
- Maintained safety protocols per company/plant standards
ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION APPRENTICE
MMR
01.2017 - 07.2018
- Fabricated, Installed, and assisted with:
- Rigid, Plasti-bond, and EMT Conduit
- Air pipe and Tubing
- Cable tray for low to high voltage cable
- Pull wire
- Angle Iron and Strut Supports
- Terminate small Instruments, switches, and lighting
- Maintained safety protocol and unit/fab area housekeeping
Sensor Technician
BBP SALES
02.2015 - 01.2017
- Assembled, terminated, and maintained RTD, Multi-point, and Thermocouple assemblies
- Managed inventory
- Operated shop forklift
- Package and shipped all material and assemblies properly
- Worked with shipping and receiving department, inside and outside sales personnel to ensure that orders were delivered in a professional and timely manner
- Maintained safety protocol and shop housekeeping
Education
Business Management -
SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY
Hammond, LA01-2016
High School Diploma - undefined
DENHAM SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
01-2015
Skills
- Time management
- Leadership abilities
- Teamwork
- Able to adapt well to new environments
- Self-motivated
- Communication
- Strong knowledge of electrical systems, standards, and procedures
- Blueprint reading and project scheduling
- Problem-solving and decision-making
Certification
- Aerial Work (Up to 120-foot man lift)
- Scissor lift (All Sizes)
- Fork lift
- Fit tested for P100 respirator mask
- Fit tested for full face respirator mask Scott AV 2000
- OSHA Basic
- TWIC Card
- Loss Prevention System Training
- 70E/Arc Flash training
- Occupational Safety and Health Training
- Security Passport
- Flagger / Spotter Trained
Timeline
General Foreman (Electrical & Instrumentation)
MMR GROUP
01.2025 - Current
ELECTRICAL FOREMAN
MMR GROUP
06.2021 - 01.2025
JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN
MMR GROUP
06.2020 - 06.2021
ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION MECHANIC
TRIAD ELECTRIC
07.2018 - 06.2020
ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION APPRENTICE
MMR
01.2017 - 07.2018
Sensor Technician
BBP SALES
02.2015 - 01.2017
High School Diploma - undefined
DENHAM SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
Business Management -
SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY
Certified / Trained In the Following:
- Certified/Trained in the following:
- - NCCER & NCCER PLUS (Hands-on)
- - Aerial Work (Up to 120-foot man lift)
- - Scissor lift (All Sizes)
- - Fork lift/Lull
- - Fit tested for P100 respirator mask
- - Fit tested for full face respirator mask Scott AV 2000
- - OSHA Basic
- - TWIC Card
- - Loss Prevention System Training
- - 70E/Arc Flash and Hazard Awareness Training
- - CPR/First-Aid Training
- - Fall Protection/Working at Heights Training- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Training
- - Tier 1 electrical
- - Occupational Safety and Health Training
- - Security Passport
- - Substation Safety Hazard Training
- - Flagger / Spotter Trained