Jackson Stallard

• Supervised daily operations on construction site, ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
• Coordinated material deliveries and managed inventory, optimizing workflow efficiency.
• Adapted workflows in response to changing environmental conditions or unexpected challenges encountered during construction activities.
• Reviewed project details to specify correct materials and equipment for job sites.
• Trained and mentored junior crew members, enhancing team performance and skill development.
• Implemented quality control measures to maintain high standards of workmanship.

• Operated saw equipment to cut wood materials according to specifications.
• Ensured precision in cuts by measuring and marking lumber accurately.
• Maintained tool safety and functionality through regular inspections and cleaning.
• Collaborated with team members to optimize workflow efficiency on production line.

• Administered emergency medical treatment to soldiers in combat and training environments.
• Coordinated evacuation procedures, ensuring timely transport of injured personnel to medical facilities.
• Conducted patient assessments and triage to prioritize care based on injury severity.
• Trained junior medics on advanced life support techniques and field medicine protocols.

• Assisted in managing inventory levels of raw materials for production needs.
• Implemented safety protocols to minimize workplace hazards during operations.
• Trained new employees on equipment usage and best practices for cutting wood.
• Contributed to quality control processes by inspecting finished products for defects.

• Operated and maintained machinery to ensure efficient plant production processes.
• Monitored equipment performance, identifying and resolving issues to minimize downtime.
• Collaborated with team members to improve workflow efficiency and safety standards.
• Conducted routine inspections and preventive maintenance on plant equipment.

Earned an Associates of Science and an AAOT degree.

• Honor Roll
• Class Valedictorian