Ronn Schuck

Experience

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  US Army

  Apr 2001 - May 2014

  Sergeant

  The Infantry Sergeant supervises, leads or participates in Infantry activities that support combat operations and employ individual small arms or heavy anti-armor crew-served weapons. May serve as principal NCO in unit; Provide tactical and technical guidance and professional support; Make recommendations to superiors; Plan, coordinate and supervise operations activities; May be responsible for a unit’s individual skills training program

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  US Army Reserves

  May 2014 - Apr 2018

  Psyop Sergeant

  The psychological operations (PSYOP) specialist plans, analyze, develop, design, distribute, disseminate, and evaluate PSYOP across the range of military operations

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  PSEG

  Jun 2015 - now

  Respond to calls for emergency service and repairs; determine cause of power malfunctions and outages; make inspections to determine appropriate course of action.Determine necessary repair work and equipment to resolve the problem; call out additional electric staff as required; make reports about condition of lines and equipment during emergency conditions.Climb poles, splice and repair energized lines; construct new overhead and subtransmission and distribution lines.Set poles, install cross arms and breakers; string, pull, dead end and energize primary and secondary wires; mount, bus and energize transformers and capacitors; install switches, cutouts, lighting arresters, insulators, street lamps and other equipment on overhead lines. run service lines from poles to consumer’s premises.Connect, disconnect and replace service loops; build bypass lines; phase in and cut in new circuits; pull and terminate underground cables; as necessary transfer power to another switch to isolate the problem and maintain electric service for customers.Inspect and test poles, lines and other facilities; locate underground cables and facilities; mount street light standards, heads and electrical control devices. Trim trees to clear wires; operate aerial bucket truck and high ranger.Maintain and repair switching gear, transformers and related substation equipment as necessary.Respond to non-emergency service calls; read and install electric meters; connect electric services for new customers; and disconnect services as required.Build and maintain positive working relationships with co-workers, other City employees and the public using principles of good customer service. Perform related duties as assigned. Show less Performs work on de-energized lines and assists Linemen/Linewomen on energized secondary lines.Transfer construction, change insulators, cross arms, pins, and make other similar repairs on energized 13kV pole line transmission circuits Construct, install, remove and maintain items such as, but not limited to: Poles, crossarms, guy wires, and line hardware.Install, sag, remove and maintain line conductors including splicing, tapping, and the making of dead ends; install, remove and maintain messengers; install and remove aerial cables and cable laterals on poles.Trim trees.Make complete inspections of construction performing such work as tighten hardware, tie in conductors, and change insulators and pins.Make voltage and load tests on energized distribution circuits or equipment. Locate faults on 13 and 26 kV transmission and on distribution circuits, including associated equipment.Under the supervision of an engineer or supervisor, make special tests on distribution equipment and phase-out or parallel distribution circuits and equipment.Perform any work required on isolated towers, install, remove and maintain distribution, 13 and 26 kV conductors and accessories on tower lines. Serve as TroubleshooterReplace secondary fuses on poles or on customers’ installations.Perform other similar or less skilled work of the occupational group. Show less

  • Troubleshooter

    Jun 2021 - now

  • Journeyman

    Jun 2015 - Oct 2021