Logan Bordeaux

Logan Bordeaux has a diverse work experience that spans various industries. Logan began their career in the US Army as a combat engineer, performing basic combat construction and operating engineer vehicles. After leaving the military in 2011, Logan worked as an asphalt laborer for a short period before transitioning to a role as a lead terminal operator and safety specialist at Savage Services. In this position, they oversaw the activities at a terminal, ensuring the safe and efficient delivery and handling of goods. Logan then worked as a service technician for Aircon, installing and maintaining heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and refrigeration systems in various settings. Logan continued their career as a service technician at Wilson Fire Equipment, where they tracked and managed repairs of fire systems. Logan further expanded their experience in the field of fire and safety by becoming a lead safety services technician at Survitec Group Ltd., where they tracked repairs and conducted checks of fire safety systems. Most recently, Logan worked as a lead MFS technician at VIKING Life-Saving Equipment A/S, conducting inspections and maintenance of fire, safety, and rescue products and providing technical assistance for projects both in the shop and onboard vessels/rigs.

Logan Bordeaux attended the College of the Mainland from 2011 to 2012, where they pursued a degree in General Studies. Before that, Logan attended Santa Fe High School from 2003 to 2007. Additionally, Logan has obtained a certification in OSHA 10 from OSHA-Training.com, however, the specific month and year of the certification are not provided.