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Randall Scott Rayborn

from Denver, NC
Age ~34
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Also known as:
Randall S Rayborn, Randallscott Rayborn, Russel S Rayborn
Related to:
Roy Craig Wright, 58Rion Rayborn, 37Geoffrey P Meadows, 58Hardy JalenTaunia W Meadows, 57Lottie B WrightTavnia MeadowsRaybo Meadows Rion
Connected to:
Bradley K Rayborn, 63Carol J Rayborn, 71Chris Rayborn, 56Cory Rayborn, 38Donna M Rayborn, 77Erin N Rayborn, 41James Rayborn, 51Jean Rayborn, 70John N Rayborn, 64Kathy M Rayborn, 49

Randall Rayborn Phones & Addresses

  • Denver, NC
  • Concord, NC
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Monroe, NC
  • Portal, GA
  • Brooklyn Park, MD
  • Iron Station, NC

Work

Company: Preferred electric co - Charlotte, NC Aug 2010 Position: Helper/ electrician

Education

School / High School: CPCC- Charlotte, NC 2010 Specialities: Electrical Applicaions

Skills

Troubleshooting and identifying problems... • related to electrical • scheduling and customer service. Able to... • safety certification (OSHA 10). Scheduli... • maintained customer relations.

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Randall Rayborn Sylvania, GA

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Work:
Preferred Electric Co
Charlotte, NC
Aug 2010 to May 2012
Helper/ Electrician
Hunt Electric
Maiden, NC
Dec 2009 to Jul 2010
Helper/ Electrician
Education:
CPCC
Charlotte, NC
2010 to 2012
Electrical Applicaions
Statesboro High School
2008
Skills:
Troubleshooting and identifying problems related to many areas, related to electrical, scheduling and customer service. Able to utilize Microsoft office. Customer service, safety certification (OSHA 10). Scheduling of jobs and duties, maintained customer relations.

Publications

Us Patents

Treated Textile Article Having Improved Moisture Transport

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US Patent:
20030196275, Oct 23, 2003
Filed:
Nov 16, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/994910
Inventors:
Randall Rayborn - Charlotte NC, US
Richard Barnhardt - Burlington NC, US
Boyce Woodruff - Pawley's Island SC, US
International Classification:
D06M010/00
US Classification:
008/115510
Abstract:
A treated textile article formed from a synthetic fiber substrate including a polyamide treatment agent for improved moisture transport is described. The polyamide treatment agent includes a hydrophobic component and a hydrophilic component. In the preferred embodiment, the hydrophobic component is between about 19% and 95% mole percent of the polyamide treatment agent. In addition, the polyamide treatment agent may include effective amounts of any one of an oxyalkylene derivative, an ether linkage, and an oxyalkylene derivative and an ether linkage.
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