Frank Fiorenza

Starting off as a laborer, I worked my way up to Foreman.

Before I became a foreman, I was a pipe layer and operator.

My foreman duties. (Mainline pipe and concrete foreman)

. Managing a crew and sometimes more than one crew at a time.

• Kept detailed progress records to hit strict deadlines and adjust plans.
• Implemented onsite safety protocols and procedures and properly trained team members on prevention measures.
• Managed workers at various experience levels in construction and restoration projects.
• Kept production team moving forward for progress in daily site operations.
• Reported project progress, site problems and labor status to supervisors.
• Kept track of supplies and materials to prevent inventory losses.
• Read and followed blueprints for all projects.
• Defined and monitored personnel and project schedules to ensure on-time project completion.

• Supervising and managing the crew.
• scheduling trucks and deliveries.
• Loading and offloading semi-trucks.
• Satisfying customers' needs.
• Responded to customer questions regarding products, prices and availability.

• Maintained high standards of animal welfare when performing feeding and milking procedures.
• Shifted animals between grazing areas to foster sufficient access to food.
• Cleaned and maintained milking parlor areas daily.
• Collected samples from cows for testing purposes.
• Collaborated with veterinarians to provide medicine and vaccinations for sick animals.
• Washed and cleaned cattle udders, milk parlors and tanks.
• Monitored herd health by observing cows for signs of illness or injury.
• Responded quickly to emergency situations involving injured or distressed animals.
• Ordered food for animals and arranged delivery.