Troy Johnson 410 North Dick Avenue Hamilton, OH 45013

Phone: 513-266-2386 E-Mail: Troy.Johnson@Astrazeneca.com

Objective

My objective is to bring a great and positive attitude to the work force. To utilize my electrical skills within a

company where I can become a key member to the organization. I have been an electrician for over 10 years. I

have had the privilege to work at AstraZeneca for the past two years as a Tech 2 Facilities Maintenance

Technician. I take great pride in being punctual, responsible, dependable, and hardworking. I put forth 150% on

every task that I am assigned. I make every effort to complete the job in a timely and professional manner. I am a

friendly and easygoing person to work with and am always eager to learn.

Experience

AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals October 2014-Present

I have experience in Automated Material Handling Service (AMHS) in troubleshooting and being able to keep packaging up and running. Troubleshoot and maintain WFI stills, Clean Steam Generators, Air Compressors, Air

Handling Units, Sump Pits, Cryogenic Units, Prepare documentation of activities, actions, and/or results. Read SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) and excerpts from technical documentation, Ensure proper

documentation practices during job activities, Perform visual inspections, Conduct troubleshooting activities, Train others on systems, software, equipment, machines, procedures, and/or processes, Answer compliance and

process questions from others, Gather, organize, and communicate operational information to others, Lead and

coordinate investigations and studies with little supervision, Participate in spill control, handling of hazardous materials, and first aid, Use MAXIMO and/or CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) and

SAP to manage logistics, Attend team meetings to discuss progress, initiatives, and/or other matters, Monitor equipment and/or systems for performance and problem indicators, Perform data entry, Read, understand, and

comply with cGMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) and SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures), including general safety, lock outs, etc., Report process deviations when they occur, Wear gowning, sterile garments, and

PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) as required by specific activities, Perform preventative (scheduled) and

corrective/emergency (unscheduled) maintenance of equipment, systems, and/or facilities without supervision, Ensure proper documentation practices during maintenance processes, Maintain equipment and systems,

Perform, in order of priority, work required in response to process equipment requests received through the Work Request System, Read and interpret diagrams, drawings, and other schematics, Recommend and initiate

activities to ensure area and equipment is maintained in a state of compliance, Provide input on the engineering of replacement parts, Conduct safety checks for work group, department, or site, Perform physical inspections of

the site, Maintain accurate and complete records (for example: laboratory notebooks, quality records, sample

receipts), Monitor air flow and balance, Perform infrared, vibration, pressure, superheat, and sub cooling readings, Pull necessary parts to complete a work order or ticket, Lead process improvement activities and teams

to meet strategic goals, Wear harnesses to climb into tanks

T.J. Williams Electric October 2006-2014

Rapier Electric January 2004- October 2006

Fire alarm license. Troubleshoot and/or install receptacles, light fixtures, switches, motors, and equipment.

Order and maintain material, service calls. Installed PVC, EMT, aluminum, stainless steel, rigid and PVC coated

rigid from size .5” to 5”. Pulled and terminated wire sizes from 16 THHN to 750 KCMIL. Worked on or around

voltages 120V -13,200V. Terminated high voltage splices on 15KV cable. Installed switchgear, buss duct, and

battery racks. Worked in substations installing potential transformers. Installed guide wire on utility poles.

Installed cable tray. Installed light poles. Drilled with auger bit for poles. Meggered out cables and buss duct.

Installed strut racks. Moved equipment and material weighing 3,500lbs or more. Installing and terminating

transformers. Worked at heights up to 160’ on smoke stacks. Pulled and terminated Cat6, Cat 5e and Cat5 cable

and coax cable. Installled and worked on HVAC, Air Handlers, low voltage systems and Emergency Generator

systems. I have also worked in a GMP environment for the last 10 years.

Education

Hamilton High School 2000- Graduated 2003

IBEW 648 5-Year Electrical Apprenticeship Program 2004- Graduated 2009

Skills and Tools

Hydraulic Punch, Familiar with Microsoft word and Excel, Saw zaw, ½ drill motor, 3/8 drill motor, AC/DC

voltage tester, Amp probe, familiar with IAP’s and SOP’s, high voltage tester, megger tester, high voltage suit, bobcat, wire tugger, fork truck, impact drill motor, high voltage splices, battery and hydraulic crimper,

cable cutters, 555 and 855 conduit bender, threading machine, 5 ton crane, cad welding, hammer drill, torch,

ditch trencher (ride on and walk behind), Lull, pallet jack, motorized and manual bucket trucks of different sizes, with air brakes and without, scissor lifts, JLG lifts, chain saw, come along, chain fall, crane hoist, cable

lasher, fiber optic terminations, data terminations, data tester and toner, Chicago bender, table bender, porta pony, welding, portable ban saw, bucket truck. Copier, Printer, Multi-meter, Laptop computer, Cell phone,

HMI (Human Machine Interface), Volt meter, Thermometer/Temperature probe, Tape measure, Electric meter, Pressure gauge, Vacuum gauge, Vibration equipment, Fluke meter. 70E Certified

References

Rick Bieller: 513-571-4699 Michael Keihn: 937-572-8544 Jamie Rodgers: 513-616-8107