Jason Xenos

• Manage construction projects from start to completion, including material procurement and staff scheduling to ensure timely project completion. Work with subcontractors, designers, architects and owners of high-end apartments in Manhattan and NYC ensuring that all deadlines are met, everything is done properly and as per plans.
• Coordinate, direct, supervise, employees and subcontractors.
• Earn the respect and trust of owners, architects and designers.
• Communicate clearly, accurately, and honestly with the whole team.
• Keep a clean and organized job site.
• Ensures changes to the plan are correctly executed.
• Met project deadlines without sacrificing build quality or workplace safety.

Attended training seminars in Alabama for history in the Mercedes brand and also for product knowledge and certification. I sold new and pre owned vehicles and prospected for new clients and referrals. Was one of the top selling salesman on the showroom floor.

Accommodated customers by originating loans and assisting with obtaining financing for new home purchases as well as home refinancing.

• Interacted with employees to demonstrate high standards and mitigate issues effectively.
• Established clear priorities and production quality standards.
• Handled issues with relative ease by implementing best practices and applying critical thinking skills to find the best solutions.
• Reviewed project details to specify correct materials and equipment for job sites.

• Started as an apprentice and worked my way up to a journeyman carpenter where I fabricated and installed woodwork, high-end mill work, trims, doors and cabinetry.
• Read and interpreted blueprints, sketches and specifications to understand job and scope of work.
• Observed all OSHA and corporate safety regulations and procedures.

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• Started as a helper and worked my way up to a journeyman painter
• Used brushes, spray guns and paint rollers to paint surfaces.
• Covered surfaces and furnishings with cloth and plastic to protect from paint drops.
• Used putty knives and caulking guns to fill cracks, holes and joints with plaster, putty and caulk.
• Applied primers or sealers to prepare new surfaces such as bare wood or metal, for finish coats.