Mark Walzel is a seasoned Electrical Mechanic at the City of Chicago Department of Aviation, bringing over 27 years of experience as a proud member of Local I.B.E.W. 134. In his current role, Mark plays a crucial part in ensuring the reliability and safety of...
Mark Walzel is a seasoned Electrical Mechanic at the City of Chicago Department of Aviation, bringing over 27 years of experience as a proud member of Local I.B.E.W. 134. In his current role, Mark plays a crucial part in ensuring the reliability and safety of the electrical systems that power Chicago's airports, a critical infrastructure component for both the city and the aviation industry. His extensive background includes performing preventative maintenance on complex electrical panels and distribution systems, which is vital for minimizing downtime and enhancing operational efficiency.
Mark's expertise spans a wide range of electrical systems, including those operating at voltages up to 480V and 3-phase configurations. His experience also encompasses working with 10kV control wiring in industrial settings, showcasing his ability to handle high-voltage applications with precision and safety. As a qualified General Foreman and Foreman, he has honed his leadership skills, effectively managing teams and projects to ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations.
In addition to his hands-on skills, Mark is proficient in using AutoCAD for electrical design and blueprint reading, allowing him to contribute to the planning and implementation of electrical systems within the aviation sector. His knowledge of switchgear, transformers, and electrical controls further solidifies his role as a key player in maintaining the integrity of the airport's electrical infrastructure. Mark's commitment to excellence and safety makes him an invaluable asset to the City of Chicago Department of Aviation, where he continues to drive innovation and reliability in the electrical systems that support the bustling environment of air travel.
