Epilogue
Apparently there was some interest in this blog, was was more or less intended to serve as a way to track my time for billing purposes on the various jobs I worked on. However, logging onto Blogger, and updated posts at the end of the day became more cumbersome than I had hoped, so I had developed a paper version that I've been using since, and have liked very much. I won't delete this blog just yet, but if you still interested in any of this, please see my personal blog, fukeneh.blogspot.com for any work updates.

Day 20

• Finished off and printed off third revision of transformer drawing - 0.5 hour
  
• Input cable length data into computer model for two stations (White City, West Souris) - 1 hour
• Worked on gathering cable data based on new drawings for the Sarnia, Bethune, Edmonton, Milden & Cromer stations - 3 hours
• Administrative - printing off drawings, installing and troubleshooting programs (MathCAD, SKM Powertools for Windows) - 3.5 hours
  

Day 19

• Finished first revision of Transformer drawing in AutoCAD - 1 hour
• Worked on second and third revision of drawing - 4 hours
  
• Administrative stuff - installing printers, paper, timesheets, etc. - 3 hours

Day 18

• Continued to draft the drawings of the transformer - 5 hours
• Checked a request sheet for drawings for various Enbridge stations - 1 hour
• Updated the drawing of the control panel electrical diagram - 1 hour
• Admin - 1 hour

Day 17

• AutoCAD Training - 3 hours
• Printed off new drawings for the EnBridge Milden Station, and gathered new cable data from the drawings - 3 hours
  
• Began to draft the transformer drawings we had made into AutoCAD - 2 hours

Day 16

• Administrative upkeepings - 0.5 hour
• Preparation for trip to site - 0.5 hour
• Work on drawings that needed to be re-requested - .5 hour
• Accompanied Jeff to visit PowerTran to work on three jobs. One was confirmed as near complete, another we spent 3 hours confiming connections of electrical components in a control cabinet, and another 5 hours was spent drawing out and getting the various dimensions for a transformer and it's components.
  

Day 15
I took Friday, July 7, 2006 off to help with my good friends' wedding.

• Updated administrative timesheets and journal - 0.5 hour
• Marked up AutoCAD Drawings according to Jeff's specifications for two PowerTran jobs - 8 hours