Isaac Farrell

On and off seasonal Work (spring through fall) for a total of 4 seasons. I would perform any tasks that were needed. Such tasks included:

• Welding repairs and fabrication
• Vehicle maintenance
• Weeding
• Watering
• Some carpentry
• Painting and staining
• Tree and shrub trimming
• Some electrical
• Machine operation (Skid steer, kabota, ect.)
• Natural rock wall building and maintenance
• Building great relationships with fellow employees and boss(es)
• Some hand-sewing repairs
• Anything else that needed to be done

Anything that needed to be done to make the company run smoothly for the technicians and other employees. Such tasks included:

• LED light conversion installations (over a hundred of them)
• Electrical wiring for the building
• Footwork for coordinating window and other repairs
• Formulating estimates for building upgrades with carpet and tile flooring
• Creating Excel spreadsheets for cost analysis of different projects
• Setting up and maintaining work computers
• Creating an organization system for incoming orders for technicians
• Building good and lasting relationships with the employees and boss
• Snow removal
• Plumbing repairs
• Searching for and ordering parts and materials that were difficult to find

At King's Kids, I worked with a team to minister to people's most basic needs. Our goal was to present the gospel of Jesus Christ to people in need by loving them and showing care. This included:

• Building relationships and playing with at-risk kids in a very hard neighborhood
• Designing and building a sustainable aquaponics system
• Planning and teaching bible lessons daily
• Planning and coordinating group outings and activities monthly
• Playing violin on worship teams weekly
• Feeding the poor and homeless and providing care packages
• Working part-time with odd jobs (Welding gates, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, ect.)
• Building great relationships with intern group
• Getting involved with churches in the El Paso area

having had all kinds of responsibilities at this job, it wasn't hard to keep busy. Some of those tasks included:

• Rebuilding battery packs for customers and developing a system that increased output and efficiency by 30 percent
• Frequently answering customer's questions and helping them troubleshoot problems
• Repairing cell phones
• Running deliveries for companies in the area and for the sister company three hours away
• Closing and opening the store as needed
• Going through store-wide inventory checks
• building good relationships with both the customers and fellow employees