Jayson Camarillo

Cut drywall to size to fit the wall being built

Fitted the wall with drywall and applied caulk sealant

Assembled the wall

Craned walls on a flat bed truck

Prepared walls with headers and beams

Fabricated what was needed for the walls (Straps Etc.)

Screwed together tracks for wall studs to seat in

• Operated power sprayers and hand tools to prepare and paint large areas.
• Protected surfaces from damage and spills by using drop cloths prior to and during painting.
• Climbed scaffolding, staging, ladders, and planks to reach work area surfaces and observed safety protocols to prevent falls.
• Prepared surfaces and surrounding areas for painting using sandpaper, tape, and other materials.
• Prepared trim, walls and ceilings for painting by cleaning, smoothing, and priming.
• Applied putty, wood filler, spackling, and caulks to prep uneven surfaces and fill in holes.
• Applied primer, paints, varnishes and lacquers to walls and surfaces using traditional and sprayer methods.
• Evaluated completed work for quality and adherence to standards and client requirements.
• Applied various types of paints and other finishes to interior and exterior surfaces.
• Utilized brushes and rollers to create various textures.
• Removed wallpaper and sanded surfaces to prepare for paint application.
• Prepared surfaces for painting or staining by removing old paint and applying primers.
• Taped off areas to prevent overspray and other accidents.
• Reached high ceilings and walls with scaffolding and ladders.
• Used airless sprayers, rollers, brushes and other painting tools to accomplish job tasks.
• Conducted final work check to assess quality and make corrections if necessary.
• Primed and sealed surfaces to best support paint coats.
• Repaired drywall and plaster prior to painting.
• Performed regular preventive maintenance on tools and equipment to support best quality of work.
• Corrected surface imperfections by filling cracks, holes, and joints.
• Patched cracks, holes and other imperfections in walls and other surfaces.

• Completed daily, weekly, and monthly checklists on building equipment to maintain records of scheduled maintenance procedures.
• Troubleshot equipment breakdowns and performed preventive maintenance.
• Installed new locks, door handles, and door closers.
• Performed electrical and mechanical repairs of production equipment to minimize downtime.
• Turned over units after tenants moved out
• Repaired (if possible) appliances in units
• Full unit clean out of left behind furniture etc.
• Repaired holes, cabinets, flooring shelves etc.
• Maintained restroom functionality by repairing leaking faucets, clogged toilets, and other equipment.
• Completed partial or full dismantling of equipment to quickly repair or replace defective components and restore functionality.
• Operated varied hand and power tools to complete repairs.
• Followed safety protocols to minimize workplace accidents
• Reported issues to property manager so effective resolutions could be put into place.
• Executed tasks within time and budget constraints.