Evan Bjorkenstam

Service and maintain portable gas detection monitors, air sample pumps, mask fit testers, laser particle counters, radiation detectors and more for a variety of customers including consultants, oil and gas industry first responders, military and more.

• Follow all proper safety practices and ensure compliance of regulatory requirements.
• Actively support the Company's quality process to achieve total satisfaction of customer requirements as per manufacturer's specifications.
• Complete repairs to all equipment requiring service from the customer.
• Use proper procedure to contact customers on repairs that require estimates.
• Properly organize and maintain inventory, keeping an adequate level of replacement parts on hand.
• Learns procedure on maintaining records of all repairs received in-progress work and completed work.
• Interact with customers and promote positive customer relations.
• Responsible for repairs to all equipment requiring service from the customer.
• Prepared all work orders relating to a repair job.
• Ensured that all rental, demo and service centre equipment is in good working condition.
• Demonstrated high ethical standards, attention to detail and the ability to follow detailed work procedures.

Smon Fraser UniversitySimon Fraser University

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Political Science and GovernmentBachelor of Arts (B.A.), Political Science and Government 2000 - 2004

At SFU, the Political Science Department provides a unique window into the world you live in. Virtually every moment of your day is structured in some way by decisions made by others about the food you eat, the clothes you wear, the car or buses you ride, the television you watch, or the school you work at. Governments around the world decide on policies that in some way have an effect on your life right here in British Columbia.

Political science is concerned with how societies are organized and governed, with how competing ideas about what is best for a society are articulated and resolved, and how decisions in one part of the world effect the other parts. Political science provides an opportunity not just to understand how societies actually work, but also some idea of how to make them better. Students should study political science for several important reasons.