DARRYL R.

DENMAN
210 Yosemite Drive
Bear, Delaware, 19701
(732) 619-5038 - HOME
SUMMARY:
Extensive experience in overhead transmission, sub-transmission, distribution co
nstruction and electrical safety. Technical expertise in the governing rules set
forth by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Also, indust
rial proficiency in conjunction with The National Electrical Safety Code (NESC).
Strengths include oral/written communication skills, job safety analyses, and s
afety consultation services to identify and eliminate potential hazards.
EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE:
ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY, GLASSBORO NEW JERSEY
Distribution Construction / Trouble Man Supervisor
5/07 - 03-09
* Promote safety fundamentals at Monday morning focus meetings.
* Supervise personal in the construction, maintenance and operations of distribu
tion, sub transmission and secondary facilities.
* Continuous affirmative work ethic with engineering, operations and union perso
nal, to accomplish preferred results, by way of workmanship, in addition to safe
ty wellbeing within a well-organized and prompt manner.
* On a consistent daily basis, utilize an occupation upbringing internally and e
xternally for consumer contentment and dependability.
* Supervise thirteen troubleshooters that encompass all areas of their corporate
responsibilities. Make certain vehicle and individual safety is followed, compl
iance courses in use, PPE tested and issued, follow up on any unanticipated circ
umstances that may merit attention.
PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS CO., NEWARK, NEW JERSEY
Senior Practices & Procedure Specialist 2/2/04-5/07
* Utilizing judgment, system knowledge and practical experience, identify, evalu
ate, trial and introduce new work practices, procedures and technological advanc
ements for the safe and efficient installation of distribution and transmission
facilities.
* Provide technical skill training programs to distribution and contractor perso
nnel in support of the implementation of new work practices, procedures and tech
nologies.
* Supply technical services and equipment support to the operational divisions f
or existing work methods and practices.
* Direct and coordinate the application of specialized operational processes thr
ough vendors, other utilities and governmental agencies.
Overhead Line Construction Supervisor 1994-2004
* Supervise assigned personal in the construction, maintenance and operation of
transmission, sub transmission, distribution and secondary facilities.
* Acquired ability in the training of overhead personal with regards to safe wor
k practices, tools and equipment.
* Promote safety principals at Monday morning safety meetings.
* Counsel union personal and handle first step grievance meetings.
* Sit on committee's regarding Company/Union problems and attempt to rectify the
m.
* Instructor and Facilitator for Central Division's "Live Line Electrical Demons
trator"
which employ's Electrical Safety to outside organizations and agencies.
* Worked with substation, relay, tower, underground, miscellaneous mechanics, op
erations and the storeroom personnel to accomplish desired results with regards
to workmanship that also includes Safety within an efficient and expeditious man
ner.
* On a consistent daily basis, employ a work environment internally and external
ly for customer satisfaction and reliability.
Safety Staff /Corporate Safety Department 1990 - 1994
Performed annual safety and health audits at thirty-nine company facilities, to
insure compliance with federal, state and company safety regulations and occupat
ional health policies. Appraised conditions of these facilities internally and e
xternally, recommended corrective action to local safety personal and interprete
d all technical areas for Customer Operations Business Units, Electrical Busines
s Units, and Gas Business Unit areas.
* Influenced Police Departments throughout the State (approximately 200) to comp
ly with PSE&G safety standards (while police officers are employed by Public Ser
vice), which resulted in PSE&G meeting OSHA standards for uniform traffic contro
l.
* Implemented same procedure for Electric Business Units and Gas Business Units
regarding wearing high visibility garments (traffic vests/neon t-shirts) in and
out of the work zone at all times.
* Developed and coordinated a presentation utilizing the New Jersey State Police
for all Customer Operation Business Unit employees who drive company vehicles w
hich resulted in a marked increase in use of seat belts, conforming to Title 39
Laws governed by the state of New Jersey.
* Trained new department employees to perform safety and health audits at variou
s Electric Business Unit Divisions, Gas Business Unit Districts and Customer Ope
rations Districts.
* Organized and coordinated an electrical awareness seminar for police and firef
ighters throughout Public Service territory to increase public servant and commu
nity responsibilities when faced with an electrical hazard.
Operations Service Dispatcher 1987 - 1990
Directed and coordinated steps and orders necessary to prepare overhead and unde
rground circuits
for work. Analyzed and dispatched emergency calls for troubleshooters, traveling
operators,
substations mechanics, and street lamp inspectors to restore normal service to c
ustomers.
* Demonstrated the ability to function effectively and exercise good judgement i
n all emergency situations.
* Accelerated rapidly in gaining an extensive knowledge of overhead and undergro
und transmission, sub-transmission and distribution circuits.
* Illustrated a concern for customer's needs/complaints and addressed each predi
cament in a professional manner, keeping established credibility of PSE&G with i
ts clients.
Lineman Grade 1 1982 - 1987
Performed work required in construction, operation, maintenance and removal of t
ransmission
and distribution lines on utility poles, mats or vaults. Also, acted as a mentor
to apprentice and
Grade 2 linemen who were proceeding with their apprenticeship program.
* Maintained an open and honest working relationship with co-workers while empha
sizing a safe attitude and fulfilling everyday job assignments.
* Established a working camaraderie with peers and supervisors by being cooperat
ive, honest, and trustworthy, inspired, motivated and by being a contributor.
* Succeeded in apprenticeship programs by attaining Grade 1 Lineman status for P
ublic Service.
Underground helper 1981 - 1982
* Assisted UG splicer's in all areas of cable splicing, BUD, network protector i
nstallation.
EDUCATION:
* Various internal management courses: e.g. Oral Presentation Skills, Leadership
Skills for Frontline Supervisors, Train the trainer, WordPerfect, Excel and Win
dows 95, 98, 2000 and XP professional for personal computers.
Fundamentals of AC/DC for service dispatchers, basic service dispatcher class, t
o and through 4, 13 and 26 kV switching.
Apprenticeship program for apprentice (dead step) lineman through grade 2, to gr
ade 1 lineman.
The National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) training school in Madison
Wisconsin. MARC Training, Emergency Management (Liaison to several counties)
* Diverse fire fighting training schools throughout the state.
PROFFESIONAL/COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
* Member of the Clark Volunteer Fire Dept. for 20 years. (Now Retired)
* Member of the Championship Auto Racing Teams (CART) as a firemen/extrication e
xpert for 16 years
* Recipient of the PSE&G Meritorious Safety Award, along with the Union County
Businessman's "200" Club Award for outstanding valor in effectively saving a man
's life.
* Associate of PSE&G's Public Speakers Bureau
* Selected by PSE&G to receive Distinguish Performance Award for annual " Make I
t Click" campaign by the New Jersey State Safety Council.
* Member of Edison Electric Institute Safety and Health Committee
* Member of New Jersey Utilities Association Accident Prevention Committee
* Member of the New Jersey State Safety Council Accident Prevention Committee
* Member of Greater New York Federal Safety and Health Safety Committee
* Member of Pennsylvania Electric Association Accident Prevention Committee
* Member of the Inter-Utility Overhead Trainers Association (IUOTA)
* Member of the International Construction & Utility Equipment Exposition
(ICUEE)
* Contributing Associate to the New Jersey State Police for Accident Prevention
Awareness
* Contributing Associate to the Saint Barnabas Burn Foundation for Accident Prev
ention to children.
SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS
* From November 1999 till February 2001, served as an Overhead line instructor a
t the Edison Training and Development Center. Instructed all overhead classes i.
e. apprentice, hot secondary, 4&13kv primary assist, 26kv sub transmission and t
rouble men classes. Also assisted other instructors i.e. meter and underground p
ersonal with their daily scheduled activities.
Instructed CDL training to new hires.
* February 2001 till March 2002, served with the Outage Management System (OMS)
instructing troubleshooters, service dispatchers and departmental clerks at the
division locations, on the proper usage of the Mobile Data Terminal (MDT), PC an
d desktop PC.
* March 2002 till October 2003, served as an assistant than acting underground c
onstruction specialist in Central Division. Duties included overseeing major und
erground projects that contractors were completing for Public Service. In additi
on, collectively put together bid packages for future underground construction j
obs. Ensured that these assignments met all state, federal, DOT and company regu
lations. In addition, from August 2002 till October 2003, Mark out Supervisor fo
r Central Division and Plainfield
Gas regarding Synergy and electric mark outs.
Note: Areas of responsibilities on the subject of mark outs, UG construction &
continued line distribution supervisor, were handled simultaneously during this
time frame
* References available upon request.