Grant Scollick

Dynamic and detail-oriented professional with experience at Torgesen Murdock Ranch, excelling in equipment repair and maintenance. I know how to work from dawn till dusk in environments that are both physically and mentally taxing. I'll profess to have a knowledge in what I consider to be "Red-Neck Engineering" which is where we take sub optimal materials combined with power tools that could be politely be considered antique to achieve necessary maintenance and performance standards for heavy machinery. My time at Micro K-12 taught me some of the basics of computer installation wherein we performed the necessary setup functions for the computers of the Snohomish School District. Two years spent as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints has helped me develop my interpersonal and communication skills while also giving me a base of accountability, perseverance, and discipline that can be easily applied to jobs in any sector, or more importantly roles in any of the many varied Gas Teams.

Designed and built a strut for use in a grain bin so that the timing belt of an augur motor could properly function and rotate thus facilitating the transportation and sale of barley grain