In my previous role, we experienced a sudden drop in water pressure in one of the buildings. I quickly identified the issue by checking the main water valve and found it was partially closed. I re-opened it fully and monitored the pressure, ensuring it returned to normal levels. I also documented the incident and shared it with the team to prevent future occurrences.

I prioritize tasks based on the urgency and impact of the issue. For example, if a power outage affects critical systems, I address that first. I also consider the safety implications and communicate with my supervisor to ensure we are aligned on priorities. Using a checklist helps me stay organized and ensures nothing is overlooked.

I am well-versed in safety protocols such as lockout/tagout procedures, proper PPE usage, and emergency response plans. I ensure all equipment is properly maintained and inspected regularly. I also conduct safety briefings with my team to reinforce the importance of following these protocols to prevent accidents and injuries.

I prepare for adverse weather by ensuring I have the necessary gear, such as waterproof clothing and insulated gloves. I also monitor weather forecasts and adjust my schedule to avoid peak storm times when possible. If I must work in severe conditions, I take frequent breaks to avoid overexertion and maintain focus on safety.

I have experience with routine maintenance of utility equipment, including pumps, valves, and electrical systems. I follow manufacturer guidelines and keep detailed records of maintenance activities. I also conduct regular inspections to identify any potential issues before they become major problems, ensuring the equipment operates efficiently and safely.