Jarrett Weaver

Built cabinets, did hardware, worked in the cnc room. Drove forklift. Tried to make myself an asset. But they had other plans.

Opened the shop, took care of getting materials. Helped hand engineer a few jobs, built face frames and cabinets.

Met with clients to discuss options and take measurements.

Delivered and installed the job. Over seeing the labor and quality, while keeping an eye on time management.

Problem solving, hand tools. Woodworking machinery.

• I was laid off. Company took new ownership, and they are changing the way they do things. That in turn eliminated mine and a few others positions.

• Built cabinets, milled parts, problem solve.

• Started in production, learned my way around the shop, ended up taking a lead position. Then moved to the warehouse and became tow motor efficient and learned shipping and receiving. Covid hit, current circumstances in my life prevented me from going back.

• Changed oil on cars. Helped with inspections. Performed standard general maintenance services; Radiator flush, ATF fluid exchange, Rear( front) differential, Fuel filter replacements, tire rotations, etc...

• Started as a grunt. Family friend owned the business. Eventually I moved up, there wasn’t a whole lot of us but I ran the crew. After a while then I started with customer relations, job planning, project design with customers. Also maintained the tools. Tom (owner) passed away, and the business went with him.