Pre-apprentice Carpenter certified in OSHA 10, power tool safety and handling, 9 months experience in framing and trim carpentry.
Experience:
12/2009-08/2010
Lyndon B. Johnson Job Corps center Franklin, North Carolina
Became a Certified Pre-apprentice Carpenter complete with job experience as well as over 700 hours learning trade
2-man work crew putting up insulation in the ceiling and walls as well as hanging drywall in the renovation of a 23 x 20 carpentry shop classroom.
Experience in assembling both conventional and engineer wall forms.
Well-versed in pocket tape, rafter angle square, framing square and the T-square, can lay out center stud and build a frame.
Experience through interior trim by installing Plexiglas with black trim in the Lyndon B. Johnson recreational center.
Certified in OSHA 10, scaffolding, green building, Career Readiness Certification and a majority of power tool safety and handling. Skilled in the use of:
Power sawScrew gunElectric drillSaw zaw
Pneumatic gunHammer drillRouterMiter saw
Table sawSkil sawJig sawElectric band saw
Outlined 16-foot trusses with a chalk box and then manufactured all the parts including all gussets web members. All cuts were made to a specific angle.
Worked with a 5-man crew as Project Foreman. Put up siding, insulation, lay outs, built and stood the framing for a shed, manufactured cabinet-style shelves and shelves anchored to the shed. Built nine trusses in a time period of 2 days. Directed a proper install of the roof, installed roofing paper, and then shingled the roof in a time crunch of 4 hours.
Shop Foreman as well as Safety Officer in a United Brotherhood of Carpentry shop
Project Foreman on 6 projects. Oversaw safety protocol and scaffold assembly.
Education
02/2010
Lyndon B. Johnson Job Corps - Franklin, NC
High School Diploma Equivalency