Eric Wood

• According to all procurement laws I did all the material ordering for the. City of Quincy,Ma water department. Put together quotes for materials, took inventory weekly, met with the General Foreman to make sure I had all materials needed for upcoming jobs.
• Managed inventory of tools and materials for ongoing projects.
• Managed all inventory of safety equipment for all water department employees.
• Implemented best practices for equipment maintenance and usage.

Communicated with management on all money spent, kept records to make sure all funds weee accounted for.

Coordinated all pick ups and drop offs of all materials

• Run a crew of painters daily for the company on the road to make sure job gets done smoothly. I was in charge of all communications and finances for the workers on the road, etc.. set up hotel, make sure per diem money was dispersed and communicate with job super to make sure projects were done completely. I traveled with a crew of 3-4 other workers to all trips.
• Supervised painting crews to ensure quality and safety standards.
• Coordinated project schedules and allocated resources effectively.
• Inspected completed work for adherence to specifications and client expectations.
• Managed inventory of paint supplies and equipment for efficiency.
• Communicated with clients to address concerns and project updates.
• Developed workflow processes to enhance team productivity on-site.
• Ensured compliance with local regulations and environmental standards in painting practices.
• Inspected finished products to ensure quality standards were met.

• Operated Zamboni to maintain smooth ice surface for hockey games.
• Conducted regular maintenance checks on Zamboni for optimal performance.
• Coordinated with arena staff to schedule ice resurfacing during events.
• Ensured timely completion of ice resurfacing before public skating sessions.
• Maintained cleanliness and organization of equipment storage area at the arena.
• Ensured that Zamboni was operated in accordance with safety protocols.