TonyDiethelm.life

I have decades of experience working safely with electrical, mechanical, pressurized chemical delivery, etc systems. I'm familiar with LOTO, PPE, best practices to make things safe.

I know that it's in MY best interest to go home with all my fingers and eyeballs. I know it's ALSO in an employer's best interest to have me go home with all my fingers and eyeballs. A safe workplace attracts good people. An unsafe workplace attracts the kinds of people that cover up safety and quality issues and drive away good people.

I'm comfortable Stopping The Job if I suspect safety issues.

I believe that diversity is a strength for any organization.

I belive that toxic workplaces drive away talent and fester.

Hablo un poco de Espanol, and I took the time to learn just to talk to my neighbors.

Doing a good job is rewarding. Working with good people is rewarding.

I have an AA in electronics have have done years of technician level troubleshooting of complex electrical circuits. At 5v or 12V, not 120v, 240V, etc… but the experience is there. A house is relatively easy to troubleshoot compared to an amplifier or power supply or CNC machine.

I have taken 300 level math classes. I'm good with math.

I have decades of experience working with technicians, engineers, and vendors in a production facility. I can communicate well to different audiences.

I have decades of reading and writing documentation and specifications.

Not very relevant, but I am comfortable with running CNC (3D cutting) machines, designing things in CAD, programming the machines, operating the machines.

I have built and helped with (planned, budgeted, bought, framed, wired, plumbed, roofed, drywalled, etc etc etc) several Tiny Houses.

I have built and helped with (planned, budgeted, bought, trenched, laid electrical lines and plumbing and networking cables) several installations for Tiny Houses.

I have a wood shop and am comfortable with all basic tool usage. I make musical instruments in my spare time.