Erick Acosta

• Maintained a clean job site at all times by disposing of debris properly after each shift.
• Installed interior trim work such as baseboards and moldings around windows and doors.
• Laid out flooring patterns according to design templates or customer specifications.
• Built jigs and fixtures to assist in the production of parts.

Depending on what projected we had I always was doing something, I specialized in framing, however did a little bit of everything.

• Assembled cut and shaped materials and fastened them together with nails, screws, dowels, glue or metal connectors.
• Performed rough framing tasks such as laying out walls or installing studs in preparation for drywall installation.
• Cut and shaped material to specified measurements using hand tools such as saws, chisels, planes, and drills.

During my duration with Kyle Taylor , I learned how to preform framing, and how to set up crown molding shoe molding , baseboard molding , how to cope anything and how to set up kitchens.

• I ran equipment such as skid steers, John deer tractors, forklifts
• Most of my time was in flooring , such as lvt, subflooring , tile , carpet and Lvp
• I always kept our work area clean during the day and cleaned it after we left
• I delivered a lot of products to our customers all around the tristate area.
• In the winter we plowed and salted around here as well
• I learned fine skills like carpentry, carpetry, multitasking. Finance and learned how to price jobs, as well as accountability when I messed up.

• Verified that prepared food met all standards for quality and quantity before serving it to customers.
• Performed opening and closing duties such as setting up the dining area, restocking supplies and checking equipment for proper functioning at the start of shifts.
• Cleared dishes between courses, refilled drinks as necessary and served any requested condiments or accompaniments.