Charles Jones

Construction and equipment operator;

Used machinery to move building supplies, people, earth, and other heavy materials on or around the worksite.

Equipment maintenance;

• Checked equipment for defects before and after shift and submitted report indicating equipment condition.

Maintained all job site heavy equipment doing all preventive maintenance checking and changing fluids, filters, greasing all grease points and moving parts.

Replacing all broken or worn parts. ( hydraulic lines and rams, to rewiring trailers and replacing airlines.)

• Assessed emergency situations and prioritized medical care for patients.
• Demonstrated dedication to providing quality care through continued training and education.
• Remained level-headed and proactive during emergency situations.
• Evaluated patients' medical status and monitored vital signs during transit.
• Assessed patient condition to administer first-aid treatment or advanced level life support.
• Rendered direct patient care by stabilizing patients and determining course of action based on triage.
• Performed CPR and used cardiac defibrillator to revive patients in cardiac arrest or arrythmia.
• Performed standard testing and administered medication to manage care in field and in transit.

• Primary contractor for Phillips 66 doing both Terminal and Pipeline work across the central
• US
• I always met their safety standards and passed all safety requirements given to me
• CJ
• I'm OSHA 10 certified and have my Class E license for commercial equipment
• My duties included; cold cutting pipe, sandblasting, painting, excavation, clearing pipeline right- of-way, equipment operator and hydro testing
• Followed established guidelines and procedures
• Addressed concerns quickly to avoid lasting issues
• Selected equipment, tools, and abrasives to meet production requirements
• Maintained and repaired equipment to promote continuous operations.

• Asplundh Tree Experts is the largest tree company in the world and is found on 6
• Continents
• I worked as a Foreman and was responsible for a trimming, chipping and climbing crew clearing power lines for Duke Energy across the states of North Carolina and South Carolina
• Performed QC duties to maintain job site safety and efficiency
• Supervised team crew members to maintain compliance with client specifications and regulatory safety mandates, including OSHA
• Oversaw day-to-day operations and WFM tasks, including work delegation, supervision, and professional development
• Maintained up-to-date regulatory credentials and clearances to keep job site operations on track
• Tracked staff hours and equipment use, reporting to Asplundh Tree Experts to maintain operational productivity
• Monitored job site operations to check the accuracy and quality of each crew member's work
• Ensured adequate performance and personnel safety by recommending and enforcing operating procedures and work standards for projects
• Contributed to safe workplace environment by identifying and reporting potential safety hazards, possible accidents, and incidents
• Minimized risk by verifying work compliance with safety and environmental regulations
• Inspected tools and equipment to identify and coordinate repairs, keeping the crew efficient and on-task.

• Performed preventive maintenance on vehicles and heavy equipment.
• Operated heavy machinery with extreme care and caution, following specific employer guidelines for safety.
• Trained and monitored employees to teach daily tasks and improve performance.
• Filled out work orders, repair logs and maintenance plans to document work completed.
• Kept records of parts and equipment used in projects to update inventory.
• Adhered to safety protocols and safe work practices to reduce likelihood of injury.
• Performed tire rotations, mounts and balancing on vehicles.
• Diagnosed and repaired tire and rim issues.
• Evaluated brake systems and installed or repaired pads and drums for optimal performance.
• Checked vehicle for leaks and topped off fluids.

• 68W or better known as a Health Care Specialist is primarily responsible for providing emergency medical treatment, limited primary care, and health protection and evacuation from a point of injury or illness
• Health Care Specialists are often called "combat medics" in the Army because some Soldiers in this MOS are assigned to deploy with Army combat units and provide emergency medical treatment directly in combat zones
• Other Health Care Specialists are assigned to military hospitals and clinics to assist doctors and nurses with the health care needs of patients
• Administer emergency medical treatment to battlefield casualties
• Assist with outpatient and inpatient care and treatment
• Interview patients and recording their medical histories
• Take patients' temperature, pulse, and blood pressure
• Prepare blood samples for laboratory analysis
• Keep health records and clinical files up-to-date
• Give shots and medicines to patients
• Prepare patients, operating rooms, equipment, and supplies for surgery
• Active Duty
• Assessed emergency situations and prioritized medical care for patients.
• Demonstrated dedication to providing quality care through continued training and education.
• Remained level-headed and proactive during emergency situations.
• Evaluated patients' medical status and monitored vital signs during transit.
• Rendered direct patient care by stabilizing patients and determining course of action based on triage.
• Operated emergency vehicles with caution to keep patients, public and first responders safe.
• Conducted equipment inspections and vehicle checks in adherence with required maintenance schedules.
• Evaluated patients at accident scenes to screen, assess and treat significant injuries.
• Operated and drove ambulances to transfer patients to hospitals or other healthcare facilities.
• Performed CPR and used cardiac defibrillator to revive patients in cardiac arrest or arrythmia.
• Observed and assessed incident scenes to maintain safety of first responders.
• Transported patients from accident scenes to hospitals in emergency vehicles.
• Performed standard testing and administered medication to manage care in field and in transit.