JATC, Lubbock, Texas Journeyman Electrician 1996 Honors: Graduated Top of Class, received tools for highest grade point average

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1 Daniel L. Dudley 1439 Alameda Avenue, Odessa, Texas Home: Work: Cell: Toll Free: Websites: EDUCATION AVO Training, Dallas, Texas Electrical Safety for Utilities 2006 Certified as Qualified Electrical Worker for all voltage levels from 50 volts up to 2,000,000 volts Certified to work energized voltages from 50 volts to 2,000,000 volts NCCER, Houston, Texas Master Trainer / Assessment Administrator 2004 Completed Instructor Trainer course 2 nd overall out of 43 students. Certified as MASTER TRAINER Completed Assessment Administrator Course 1 st overall out of 28 students. Certified Assessment Administrator for NCCER DOT/Pipeline, Craft and NACAP Assessments. JATC, Lubbock, Texas Journeyman Electrician 1996 Honors: Graduated Top of Class, received tools for highest grade point average Odessa College, Odessa, Texas Updating Computer Programming Languages 1992 Languages: RPG/400, PASCAL, C++, VISUAL C++, COBOL Honors: SUMMA CUM LAUDE Cleary College, Ypsilanti, Michigan Associate Computer Science Honors in Programming and Math 1982 Languages: COBOL, RPG, PL/1, FORTRAN, BASIC, PASCAL, ALDOL, ASSEMBLER Honors: Lead Programmer US Dept of Agriculture Special 60 group US Navy, Norfolk, Virginia Electrician / NTDS Tracker Supervisor / CIC Radio Net Supervisor 1978 Schools: Electronics Technician A, B, C, NTDS Tracker A, NTDS Supervisor B and C, Electrician (Shipboard) A, C, Electrician (Building) A, B, C, Combat Information Center Radio Net Supervisor C, Honors: Electronics Tech 3 rd of 65, NTDS Tracker 2 nd of 72, NTDS supervisor 1 st of 39, Electrician (Shipboard) 4 th of 28, Electrician (Building) 3 rd of 47, CIC Radio Net Supervisor 1 st of 63 (in each phase of training upon completion received choice of duty assignments). TEACHING / CONSULTING EXPERIENCE DAN DUDLEY and ASSOCIATES Instructor/ Consultant Electrical Safety / Qualified Electrical Worker / EQP Responsible for curriculum development, adherence, and presentation. Course satisfies the OSHA training requirements related to electrical safety, arc flash and arc blast, and electrical hazard awareness. In addition to the three levels of training which are also presented for Construction Workforce Training Center; specific documentation development services are performed related to the demonstration of skills and abilities for qualification certification. Consulting services related to electrical installation, OSHA electrical safety requirements, and NFPA 70E workplace safety requirements Present Construction Workforce Training Center Instructor / Director Electrical Safety / Qualified Electrical Worker / EQP Responsible for curriculum development, adherence, and presentation. Course satisfies the OSHA training requirements related to electrical safety, arc flash and arc blast, and electrical hazard awareness. Three levels were developed and are taught on a steadily ongoing basis as needed. EQP is a 4 hour class for non-electricians that covers general electrical safety and recognition of potential hazards, what to do for shock, and general electrical safe 2006-Present

2 work practices. EQP is a 6 hour class designed for non electricians and their supervisors who are working with electrical equipment as technicians and manufacturers representatives. EQP is an 8 hour class designed for electricians and goes into specific personal protective equipment use and care and specific situations such as Lock out and tag out, confined spaces, bucket truck operation, as well as specific uses of personal protective grounds and working at voltages over volts. Craft Training Director / Lead Electrical and Pipeline I & E Instructor Responsible for the day to day operation of the Construction Workforce Training Center; a four year US Department of Labor, US Veterans Administration and Texas Workforce Commission approved and Regulated Electrical Apprenticeship Training Program. Certified by the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) as a Sponsor, Training Unit, and Assessment Center. CWTC currently has satellite training facilities in three states and a total of 46 apprentices in training. Responsibilities also include development of policies, procedures and federal standards for the program and enforcement of such. Training center is audited by four different agencies twice a year and has earned OUTSTANDING reports each time for training, caliber of instructors, educational goals, and educational setting Present Instructor Continuing Education Course for Electrical License Renewal Responsible for curriculum development, adherence and presentation. Course is currently approved in Texas, New Mexico, Ohio, Kentucky, Utah, Oregon, Washington, Minnesota, and Montana for continuing education credit for Electrical License Renewal. Course is presented on an ongoing yearly schedule in Odessa, Lubbock, Dallas, and Houston. Related responsibilities include keeping records, issuing certificates of completion, scheduling classes as needed, collecting fees, reporting to the individual states under their respective requirements, and advertising of up coming classes Present Instructor Texas Electricians Continuing Education Course (937,938,939) Responsible for curriculum adherence and presentation. Currently present on an ongoing schedule course #937 an 18 hour continuing education course for Texas Electrical License Renewal that is approved and licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation for 8 hours (first day). Also presented on a twice monthly schedule course #938 & #939 a 4 hour continuing education course for Texas Electrical License Renewal that is approved and Licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation for the required 4 hours of credit. Instructor NCCER Instructor Certification Training Program Responsible for curriculum adherence and presentation. Presented a twenty four (24) hour class to Instructors on how to teach and be instructors of an Apprenticeship Training Program. The NCCER curriculum requires that all Instructors be at least Journeyman Level in their craft and that they be trained by a Certified Master Trainer as Instructors prior to teaching the curriculum. Dan Dudley and Associates, Odessa, Texas Instructor Texas ICC Electrical Exam Preparation Developed curriculum and course materials. Presented class using PowerPoint and related instructional aids as appropriate. Responsible for all aspects of curriculum development, modification, and presentation of class to Electricians taking the Residential, Journeyman, Maintenance, and Master Electrician Exams for the State of Texas (ICC) Exam. Course is approved for 16 hours of continuing education for electrical license renewal in Texas and New Mexico Present 2004-Present 2004-Present

3 Code Electrical Training Services and Software, Lubbock, Texas Instructor Electrical Exam Preparation Developed curriculum and course materials. Presented class using PowerPoint and related instructional aids as appropriate. Responsible for all aspects of curriculum development, modification, and presentation of class to Electricians taking the Residential, Journeyman, Maintenance, and Master Electrician Exams for various cities in Texas and the four surrounding states of New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana. NJATC, Lubbock, Texas Senior Instructor National Joint Apprenticeship & Training Program Responsible for curriculum adherence and presentation. Developed and Implemented supplemental training and delivery methods for course material. Developed required additional diagrams and training aids and incorporated these into curriculum and overhead presentations. Met with students upon request, graded all written work, including semester and final exam papers. Documented Performance requirements. Instructed 2 nd, 3 rd, 5 th and Intermediate Journeyman classes. Attended several Apprenticeship Instructor Training classes and workshops presented by Texas A & M. Texarkana Independent School District, Texarkana, Texas Instructor Computer Literacy and BASIC Programming Developed and implemented Adult Learning curriculum for Computer Literacy and BASIC Programming. Instructed classes 3 nights a week for 4 hours per night. Met with students upon request, graded all written work, including semester and final exam papers. RELATED EXPERIENCE Row-Wall Electric, Lubbock, Texas Journeyman Electrician / Foreman Provide services as a Licensed Journeyman Electrician and foreman for projects up to $750,000 in electrical value and responsibility. Also worked as Electrical Estimator and Project Manager for jobs over $200,000 Electrical Value up to 5,000,000 in electrical value. Continental Electric, Lubbock, Texas Journeyman Electrician and Pneumatics Installation Provided services as a Licensed Journeyman Electrician and Installation and integration of Pneumatic controls for commercial projects on an as needed basis. Proficient in installation of HVAC controls and metering apparatus. Gained valuable experience in the application, use and installation of Pneumatic control equipment and systems. Bingham Electric, Lubbock, Texas Journeyman Electrician / Electrical Estimator Provided services as a Licensed Journeyman Electrician and Electrical Estimator as needed. Field work mainly involved troubleshooting and modification of installations to comply with specifications and NEC requirements. IBEW Local Union 460, 850, 602 Journeyman Electrician, Electrical Instructor, Foreman, Electrical Apprentice Worked as an electrical apprentice while completing training. Did not need a license prior to fathers death in Decided to complete formal electrical training and pursue Journeyman License after that training. Passed BLOCK Journeyman exam first time in January Worked for several Union Electrical Contractors as a Journeyman Electrician and Foreman. Taught 5 th year and Intermediate Journeyman classes for the NJATC (Union Apprenticeship Program) for three years. Member of NJATC committee for two years Dudley s Service Company, Annona, Texas Electrician Worked for fathers electrical service company as electrical helper, apprentice and electrician on residential and light commercial projects. Duties included installation and hookup of electrical circuits, equipment and apparatus Data Grafx, Dallas, Texas

4 Computer Programmer / Systems Analyst Computer Programmer working on the US Dept of Agriculture Special 60 project. Responsible for development of the Standard Error of the Standard Deviation of the Mean processing (Mathematical calculation with regression). This Special 60 project is used as the basis for advertising budgets for the major food producers such as Kelloggs, Campbells, and others US Navy, Norfolk, Virginia and USS San Diego Electrician Responsible for both Building and Shipboard electrical systems. Responsibilities included design, installation, maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting of electrical systems both shipboard and building. Attended BE&E, Electronics Tech A, and B school for Shipboard Radar Systems. Attended NTDS (Navy Tactical Data Systems) Tracker/Supervisor school in Dam Neck, Virginia. Attended Advanced CIC school in Dam Neck, Virginia. On board ship duties included electrical and electronics troubleshooting and repair as well as duties in the CIC (Combat Information Center) as Radio Net supervisor and Combat Tactical Target Information Tracking PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS OSHA Electrical Qualified Person 4 hour and 6 hour classroom training course to meet OSHA requirements for Unqualified Persons Qualified Electrical Worker / Electrical Qualified Person 8 hour and 16 hour classroom training course to meet the OSHA requirements for QEW NEER 2008 (National Electrical Exam Review 2008) Computer Based Exam Preparation software for Residential, Journeyman, and Master Electricians NEER 2005 (National Electrical Exam Review 2005) Computer Based Exam Preparation software for Residential, Journeyman, and Master Electricians Dudley s 2005 NEC Index Index to the 2005 National Electrical Code NEER 2002 (National Electrical Exam Review 2002) Computer Based Exam Preparation software for Residential, Journeyman, and Master Electricians Dudley s 2002 NEC Index Index to the 2002 National Electrical Code Practice Exams for Residential, Journeyman, and Master Electrical Exams Exams modeled after BLOCK, NAI, EXPERIOR and SBCCI(ICC) exams on 1999, 2002, 2005, & 2008 NEC CODE ELECTRICAL TRAINING SERVICES EXAM PREPARATION WORKBOOK Class workbook for 16 hour 2 day Electrical Exam Preparation Class Dan Dudley and Associates Texas ICC Exam Preparation class & Student Workbook Class workbook for 16 hour 2 day Electrical Exam Preparation Class Dan Dudley and Associates Texas ICC Electrical Exam Preparation Class PowerPoint presentation consisting of over 1200 Slides covering the ICC Electrical Exam OHMS LAW PRACTICE CD Co-Author of Computer based training CD for Ohm s Law theory and calculations Dudley s Tabbed and Hi-Lited 1999, 2002, 2005 and 2008 NEC Designer, and Marketer of Tabbed and Hi-lited NEC for Electrical Exams Texas Law and Rules for Electricians Author and Instructor for 2 hour PowerPoint classroom course covering law and rules for Texas Electricians Significant Changes to the 2008 National Electrical Code Articles 90 through 400 Author and instructor for 6 hour PowerPoint classroom course covering 2005 NEC changes Significant Changes to the 2005 National Electrical Code Articles 90 through 285 Author and instructor for 6 hour PowerPoint classroom course covering 2005 NEC changes NEC Requirements for Motor Circuits and Calculations

5 Author and instructor for 3 hour PowerPoint classroom course covering Motor Circuit requirements and calculations according to the 2005 NEC. NEC Conductor Requirements and Calculations Author and instructor for 3 hour PowerPoint classroom course covering Conductor requirements and calculations according to the 2005 NEC NEC Code Changes for Working Electricians Author and instructor for 3 hour PowerPoint classroom course covering 150 of the most significant changes to the 2005 NEC for working electricians. Qualified Electrical Worker Certification Documentation Designer of Rubber Glove Inspection Checklist, Aerial Lift Performance Verification, Energized Electrical Work Procedures for Voltage Testing, Amperage Measurements, Phase Rotation Changes, Electrical Lockout and Tagout of specific equipment. Dudley s Do-Right-Cards Author, creator and distributor for set of 24 heat laminated pocket cards with specific information for electricians to use on the job everyday. LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS - CURRENT Master Electrician License State of Texas - # Current Unlimited Journeyman Electrician License - # Current Master Electrician License Lubbock, Texas SBCCI (ICC) EXAM Journeyman Electrician License Lubbock, Texas BLOCK EXAM Electrical Safety for Utilities 2006 (QEW up to 2,000,000 volts) NCCER Master Trainer Current NCCER Assessment Administrator Current NCCER Certified COMMERCIAL ELECTRICIAN NCCER Certified INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN NCCER Certified INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN NCCER Core Curriculum Instructor Current NCCER Pipeline Core Curriculum Instructor Current NCCER Electrical Instructor 2004 Current NCCER Advance Electrical Topics Instructor Current NCCER Pipeline Electrical and Instrumentation Instructor 2004 Current NCCER Project Management Instructor 2004 Current NCCER Project Supervision Instructor Current CPR Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Current BASIC FIRST AID / FIRST RESPONDER Current CONSTRUCTION SITE SAFETY Current H2S Current OSHA 40 HOUR EQUIVALENT SAFETY COURSE Current OTHER CERTIFICATIONS PREVIOUSLY HELD

6 Journeyman Electrician License Snyder Texas Journeyman Electrician License Plainview, Texas H2S HAZCOM OPERATIONAL EVALUATION CONSTRUCTION LIFT TRUCK ELECTRICAL LOCKOUT/TAGOUT CONFINED SPACE SAFETY AND ENTRY PROCEDURES CONFINED SPACE RESCUE FIRE SAFETY FORK LIFT OPERATOR BUCKET TRUCK OPERATOR BACKHOE OPERATOR HOT WORK SAFETY POWER ACTUATED TOOLS OPERATOR MEMBERSHIPS PAST AND PRESENT National Fire Protection Association current International Code Council - Current International Association of Electrical Inspectors - current Southern Building Code Congress International - past International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers - past Instrument Society of America - past