Gabriel Rule

• Performed a wide variety of carpentry tasks including, but not limited to: CLT Mass Timber, Siding, Exterior and Interior Finish, Framing, Concrete, Doors and Hardware, Lay-out.
• Served as a General Foreman for one job from Pre-construction through stem walls.
• Followed established job site safety regulations and maintained safe and clean work area.
• Read and interpreted blueprints, sketches and specifications to complete tasks.

• Worked on two John Yeon-designed houses, completing both surgical and extensive restoration projects.
• Also did a large portion of the finish carpentry for the Inn-The-Ground B&B.
• Performed a wide variety of Carpentry tasks at multiple sites.
• Read and interpreted blueprints to follow specifications of projects.
• Cut, shaped and installed siding, roofing and framing to protect interior of properties from harsh weather conditions.
• Inspected buildings to identify repair needs.
• Repaired damaged doors, windows and other structures.
• Calculated dimensions and amount of needed materials by accurately measuring job site and structures.

• Was a carpenter/lead on a new Heritage High School building and Addition.
• I was there from concrete through all the Framing/structural.
• I was responsible for a large portion of the Framing/beam layout/prep/install.
• Demonstrated close attention to detail to verify quality and accuracy of work.
• Collaborated with other construction workers to coordinate projects and streamline process.
• Read and interpreted blueprints, sketches and specifications to understand job.

• Primarily Doors and Hardware, multiple jobs
• Also did some Finish Carpentry working for Perrot

• Performed a variety of carpentry, primarily concrete and rough carpentry, but also some framing and finish/hardware.
• Planned and executed work with proper tools and materials to maximize productivity.
• Read and interpreted blueprints to follow specifications of projects.

• Have performed a multitude of wood structure/wood framing tasks on different jobs.
• Laid out and installed columns, beams, trusses and roof panels, and wood framed walls.
• Currently working on a Cross laminated Timber structure (CLT). Wood framing, Gluelam beams and columns, fastening roof panels and beams, and taking care of custom RFI work.
• Read and interpreted blueprints, sketches and specifications to understand job.
• Observed all OSHA and corporate safety regulations and procedures.

Worked on several jobs for Pence Kelly, working mainly as a concrete carpenter. Laid out and built handset concrete forms, also laid out column locations.

Worked as a journeyman carpenter doing all processes including Drywall, taping, framing, steel-stud framing, Hanging doors, Painting and misc finish. Worked as an independent foreman for small T.I. Jobs at times.

Built handset and Aluma-Form concrete form systems for architecturally-lined walls.

I returned to work for Reimers and Jolivette when Schommer and sons became slow ing 2016. Since I returned there I worked on a very wide range of projects. One project I worked on was the Waverly Country club remodel. This project included extensive exterior framing and finish work, including a large custom pergola structure. Since then, I worked on several other projects, including a very extensive structural replacement at Reed college and working as a lead Carpenter for a seismic upgrade project.

I started working for AC Schommer & Sons when Reimers became slow in 2015. While employed there, I worked on a wide range of projects. One of the projects i worked on was the Domaine Serene clubhouse project, a building designed to last 200 years. I was on the wall crew for the duration of the foundation construction. Here I became accustomed with concrete form systems, we were using the Aisina system. I also installed the exterior finish on the auxiliary building. About halfway through the year I finished my apprenticeship. I also worked as a lead Carpenter for a smaller T.I. job, working with apprentices on concrete, framing and finsh work.

I started at Reimers and Jolivette as an apprentice in 2012, but had worked for them as a utility, demolition worker for a year prior to that. I spent the majority of my apprenticeship there and worked on all scopes of our trade in that time. While working there, I worked on framing two elevator shafts into existing buildings, along with many other wood framing projects. In addition to framing, I also cut and installed custom trim work.  I also worked on many different smaller concrete projects, setting forms, pouring and finishing.