Edward Knoll

• Assisted in all manner of remodel and new construction.
• Supervised others to ensure timely completion of projects. Purchase materials used on all carpentry jobs.

• Conducted inspections of facility equipment and systems to identify potential areas for improvement.
• Created preventative maintenance schedules and ensured proper implementation.
• Managed the installation, repair, and upkeep of facility electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and other mechanical systems.

Involved in many other aspects of general plant maintenance including boilers, septic systems, water, systems, pumps, sprinkler systems, and all other issues related to 100+ year old building

• Performed assessments of existing structures and identified necessary repairs or modifications for remodeling projects.
• Developed detailed plans, timelines, and budgets for individual remodeling projects.
• Assisted with demolition activities such as removing drywall, flooring, cabinets, countertops, fixtures and appliances.

Supervise the insulation of cabinetry and kitchen, remodels, including hard surface, also managed the bathroom installations, remodels and retrofits which included rerouting pump, plumbing, and all other phases of finish carpentry, including new construction

• This course of education had to deal with all the aspects of managing a water system. As a manager in training, I was given the tasks and responsibilities of maintaining a facility. roughly 400 acres. During the course of eight years of facility, maintenance hours required to submit, maintain and and manage the Water District at Michael’s. Required a license to deliver fresh, drinking water to the facility, and I was also in charge of the septic sewer system as a result of maintaining government records, and the license involved. So my education was geared towards Water District management, and I did succeeded at this level of education.

• Education here at the college focus, mainly on all aspects of general plant maintenance, including refrigeration, voltage, repair all kinds of associated tasks relating to the care of a facility. We are also instructed in the techniques of machining and blueprint drawing, and also worked on logic controllers, we took a class in plumbing and basic Manufacturing processes . It was a well-rounded class, and I enjoyed every minute of it. I also took some classes in the hopes that someday I would look into nursing, but I took the minor preliminary classes in psychology, writing, reading, and math, but I realize at that point that I would be better off in a Machine Shop environment or working as a maintenance mechanic rather than in a hospital or medical establishment.