Jayson Landry

At ECI, I am one of the top certified welders in all positions. I do everything from welding and torching rivets to operating loaders, skid steers, excavators, and dozers occasionally. I also set bridge girders to forming concrete, pouring and finishing concrete, as well as tying rebar and reading blueprints. Also, driving piles and sheet piles as well.

At Odin Steel, I carried rebar and placed it to tying it at wastewater treatment plants, bridge decks, piers, and abutments, as well as reading rebar prints.

At SSW Erectors, I did everything from bolting to welding, but mostly ran their shear stud machine all over VT, MA, and NY. I seldom got any help; I would do all the layout of studs and pharaohs myself, and then shoot the shear studs.

At Beck and Bellucci, my day-to-day work was running a small crew, reading blueprints and layout. That included anything from bridge demos. To setting the bridge girders, I also did form work for concrete, placed it, and finished it. I also ran loader, skid steer, dozer, and some excavators and cranes on occasion. I also drove piles and sheet piles for coffer dams and bridge abutments.

I was self-employed as a welder and iron worker. I worked all over VT, RI, MA, NY, NH, CT, and ME, doing structural welding and rebuilding excavator buckets, loader buckets, and dozer blades to smaller equipment and frame machinery.