David Silva

• Installed solar panels

• Laying down wire for inverters. 500 to 750
• We also layed down some MV wire.
• Eventually began to connect all the panels together.
• Finally towards the end of the project they put me in remediation which was going around fixing panels that were upside down or had lose pins and hooks
• I was also driving the 5k and 12k forklift placing panels where they needed to go.
• Assembled and installed racking components, mounting hardware, inverters, junction boxes, combiner boxes, disconnects, breakers. in accordance with plans and specifications.

• My job was to bag up the ribeyes,chuck rolls,tenderloins,ribs,stomach,New York steaks, and any other meat that came on the conveyor belt
• Each person is responsible for bagging up their assigned meat
• I learned how to bag up every piece
• Also when my lead was short handed he would put me on the cryovac machine wish was a complex job because you had to learn the controls on the machine which I was able to do fast because I'm a fast learner
• I was really good at what I did and I felt like I motivated my team to do better

• My job was to apply the fabric on like office chairs and sometimes sofas
• It required using a pressurized staple gun and you also had to learn how to apply it without showing wrinkles on the edges and not to tight so there was a certain technique you had to use to apply it
• It was not complicated to master it
• We would do about 80 chairs a day
• Depending on how the day went and the number of orders they had

• We had to build two separate rooms inside an already existing building
• We started off with demolition taking out old piping and venting systems
• We also had to brake concrete because the floor was pretty bad
• We placed our framing and rebar first. After we poured our concrete.
• Once concrete was dry we began to frame our dividing walls with metal studs that were about 30 fr high. The studs had to be welded on the top.
• I was the designated scissor lift driver to get up there with my partner helping me screw on the studs to the plates that’s were welded on top
• Once all studs were set we moved on to do the drywall.
• We put the insulation and drywall up
• We basically built the whole room from scratch.
• Avoiding existing pipelines and etc
• Loaded and unloaded building materials, tools, and machinery.
• Operated a variety of hand and power tools to complete tasks such as sawing, drilling, hammering, and excavating.
• Performed general clean-up activities onsite including sweeping and disposing of debris.
• Maintained a safe work environment by adhering to safety regulations and guidelines.
• Measured dimensions for foundations or other structures prior to pouring concrete or erecting walls.

• This required me to get certified for reading chemicals and how to use them because it dealt a lot with that
• We had to learn how to delude chemicals as well as the dangers of them.
• Once certified we would enter the hospital and sanitize each room as well as empty out trash
• We also had to get trained how to handle/identify hazardous material because sometimes we would come across them
• We were also responsible for the maintenance of the floor like waxing and buffing the floors
• Sometimes we would have to strip it all the way and lay down new wax

• Sanded, prepared and prepped vehicles for painting process.
• Mixed paint in accordance with manufacturer's specifications to ensure proper color match.
• Applied primers, sealers, base coats and clear coats to vehicle surfaces using spray guns.
• Polished finished product to remove imperfections and prepare for delivery.
• Masked off areas of vehicles that were not intended to be painted.
• Inspected completed work for quality assurance.
• Repaired dents, scratches and other blemishes in preparation for painting process.
• Used sandpaper and other abrasive materials to smooth out surface imperfections prior to painting process.
• Utilized specialized tools such as blowtorches, grinders, buffers and drills as needed.
• Monitored paint flow rate during application process for optimal results.
• Checked air pressure levels on spray guns throughout the day for consistent performance.
• Kept machinery in good working order by completing thorough disassembly, cleaning and reassembly of sprayers and other power equipment.