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David Person

True Construction
Dalton,GA
1
year of professional experience

Hardworking and passionate job seeker with strong organizational skills eager to secure entry-level [Job Title] position. Ready to help team achieve company goals.

Work History

Construction Worker

2 Months
True Construction | 06.2026 - 08.2026
  • Operated hand and power tools to complete assigned construction tasks efficiently.
  • Collaborated with team members to execute project plans effectively and meet deadlines.
  • Assisted in site preparation by clearing debris and organizing materials for upcoming projects.
  • Followed safety protocols to maintain a secure work environment for team members and visitors.

Maintenance Assistant

2 Months
Whitfield County, Ga | 06.2025 - 08.2025
  • Conducted routine maintenance checks on facilities to ensure optimal operational efficiency.
  • Assisted in repair and upkeep of equipment, enhancing service reliability.
  • Utilized hand and power tools to perform basic repairs and installations effectively.
  • Supported team in maintaining cleanliness and organization of workspaces and grounds.

Education

High School Diploma

Christian Heritage School | Dalton, GA | 05.2025

Skills

Construction
Material handling
Power tool operation
Team collaboration
Worksite safety
Tool operation
Attention to detail
Problem-solving

Accomplishments

  • Achieved many large jobs through effectively helping with Roofing tasks.

Publications

  • Discourse Community
  • Abstract
  • The definition of a discourse community is a group of people who share common goals. It sounds like many people they just try to find other people so they aren’t alone.
  • Dan Melzer describes the acoustic guitar jam group, and at first when he joined he felt confused because there were so parts like major and miner cords. Which are very important parts of playing the guitar. Some of the attributes include learning new things that you didn’t know before.
  • When he talks about the common goal behind the (DC) because for example you don’t want to learn how to make ice coffee when someone else is making tea. Also I agree with the one or more genres being added because learning new things that are similar to what you are in the group for are only going to help you. Then a specific lexis or lingo because anyone that doesn’t want to learn how to make ice coffee wouldn’t need to know specific names for a coffee machine.
  • A good threshold between skills in coffee making is needed. Because if everyone in the DC didn’t know anything about making coffee then It would just be the blind leading the blinder. There has to be levels in able to be successful.
  • Take a community that all really enjoy yo-yoing or like the idea of how they work. It would be smart to have all sorts of people with different knowledge of yo-yos weather that is how it plays, the weight of it, or r how wide it should be. Also having a mechanic that can build them and have people in that community test them out and give feedback to better them.
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Timeline

Construction Worker

True Construction
06.2026 - 08.2026Read More

Maintenance Assistant

Whitfield County, Ga
06.2025 - 08.2025Read More

Christian Heritage School

High School Diploma
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David Person