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Resume
Gregory Temple
Professional Qualifications:
Customer service
Planner on multi- billion-dollar projects
Leadership skills
Instructor
Electrical Tester
Able to meet Budgets
Project Coordinator
Instructor NJATC/IEETC/ Norco College
Electrical Engineering
Executive Board Member
Recording Secretary of Large Electrical Union
Business Agent for Large Electrical Union
Professional Experience:
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 477 June 1989- Present
1855 South Business Center Drive
San Bernardino, California 92408
Worked as an Apprentice, Inside Journeyman Wireman, Electrical Tester, Welder, Foreman, General Foreman, and a Project Coordinator on some of the largest projects across America. After putting in over 30 years I started getting into the administration side of the local serving on The Executive Board Committee and currently holding the Recording Secretary position for the last 3 years. I also took the role as a full-time Business Representative for the IBEW Local 477. I currently serve as an Organizer for Local 477 where my duties include representing the Local and its members in every way possible along with recruitment. This may take budgeting to make the best possible solutions for events and job visits.
IEETC/Norco College
1855 South Business Center Drive
San Bernardino, California 92408
I am an instructor for one of the largest electrical apprenticeship programs in the world that is affiliated with Norco College. Here I instruct students in every aspect of electrical installation, electrical theory,
mathematics, and CPR and First Aid Training. My teaching ranges from apprentice’s years 1 through 5 to Journeyman Classes.
Director of ERP and Founder (Electrical Re-Entry Program) Sept. 2023 - present
Victorville, California
With the help of the IEETC, IBEW Local 477 and Solar Giant AES (Applied energy Services) who is a Large Solar Developer and owner of the Baldy Mesa Facility in Adelanto. The ERP Program is a program that trains those that are getting released or are justice involved get into the IBEW Apprenticeship. Currently we are doing this for the Inland Empire and will be expanding in the future. We have successfully finished the first cohort and started a second cohort recently. I am the planner, director and the instructor for this program. The Mayor of Adelanto gave the program a great appreciation at The Baldy Mesa Ribbon cutting ceremony in Adelanto. My job here is to train justice involved individuals and give them a career that can keep them from going back to prison. The plan is to get them into the IBEW.
Education:
Eisenhower High School
Rialto, California 1983 – 1985
San Bernardino Valley College
San Bernardino, California 1986 – 1989
AA in Liberal Arts
NECA / IBEW Local 477 Joint Apprenticeship
San Bernardino, California 1989 – 1994
Journeyman State Certification
Palomar College
San Marcos, California 1989 – 1994
AS in Electricity
Laser Tech International
Scottsdale, Arizona 1995
Cable Splicing Cert.
IBEW Local 11 Cable Splicing School
Sept 2002 – June 2003
Los Angeles, California
Cable splicing Certification
Cal Poly Pomona
Pomona, California Aug. 2007 - January 2009
Electrical Engineering Classes
References:
Jason Eshelman: Business Manager IBEW Local 477
Tim Auman: Lead Organizer IBEW Local 477 and Planning Commissioner for City of Hesperia
Ben Pratt: Political Activist for IBEW Local 477and Vice President for the Building Trades
Mike Vasquez: President of IBEW Local 477 and Assistant Business Agent
Jon Rowe: IEETC/NJATC Apprenticeship Coordinator for Riverside / San Bernardino Joint Apprenticeship.
Jason Bachtel: IEETC / NJATC Assistant Apprenticeship Coordinator for Riverside / San Bernardino Joint Apprenticeship.