Early-career apprentice with hands-on piping, quality check, and delivery experience. Known for attention to detail, safety awareness, and accurate task completion.
Adaptable and motivated individual with strong aptitude for hands-on tasks and problem-solving. Possesses foundational knowledge of industry standards, coupled with skills in technical tools and safety procedures. Ready to contribute effectively and grow within professional environment, making positive impact through dedication and attention to detail.
Reliable apprentice with experience installing, assembling, and inspecting piping systems in active jobsite settings. Skilled in work site organization, equipment operation, and communication, with a strong record of following plans, supporting crews, and maintaining safe, clean work areas.
Dependable early-career worker with experience in construction support, quality checks, and customer service. Strong problem-solving skills, safe work habits, and a focus on accurate, efficient results help support team goals and project success.
I did wrestling in highschool.
By myself i was able to finish a job start to finish in under three days doing over 200 feet of PVC up on the roof on roof blocks connecting them to the AC drains and also puncturing through the roof using Drill Driver and a Hole saw to get through the membrane and the sheet metal, to be able to connect the pipes on the roof to the pipes i had already pre installed inside the building.
Me and one of the people i worked with, us together was able to do more then 450 feet of PVC doing the exact same thing just in a different area on the roof.
I was pipe fitting for a welder, we were working on 3/4in stainless steal socket weld, while he was welding i would move onto the next piece and get it cut and prepped for the next weld, i don't remember the amount of feet we ended up putting up but together we cranked out over 50 welds in a single day.
When i was working on a Air Force base a different guy from the same company i worked with put up over 600 feet of longitudinally welded threaded carbon steel pipes ranging from 3in too 3/4in, unfortunately when i had went down there with one other person to replace that guy we had to take down all that pipe and replace it with seamless pipe because they didn't read the specs until after the pipes were put up onto hangers and clamps. Me and person had to tear down all that pipe, put it back up, make the cuts again and rethread the new pieces, between me and that other person we were able to it in under a month while also keeping busy while we were waiting on the truck with the right pipe.
When i was at the pre fab shop we had finished a whole assembly package of stainless steel all we had to do was clean the pipe outside, i ended up having to clean over 25 different assemblies that were all 8in pipe and they were all over 4 feet long and what i didn't know until after lunch is that they had to be loaded onto the truck the very next day to get sent down to the job site, that day i stayed later then everyone else besides my boss to be able to get it done so the workers at the jobsite werent waiting another day for the pipe that they needed.
One of the job sites i was working on was a Highland Dairy Expansion down in Tyler, Texas. One day i got sent to Plumb Supply in Texarkana, Texas to go pick up over 80 feet of pipe by myself because if we waited for Plumb Supply to deliver it would've been another week of waiting on material, for a task that needed to be done before the weekend since we had a shut down planned for that coming weekend.