Summary
Overview
Work History
Education
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Affiliations
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John Eddington

Journeyman Carpenter
Douglasville,GA

Summary

Adept Journeyman Carpenter with a proven track record at On-Site Woodwork, showcasing expertise in tile installation and exceptional problem-solving abilities. Led teams in high-stakes environments, ensuring project completion with precision. Known for a hands-on approach and ability to train apprentices effectively, consistently delivering quality craftsmanship and client satisfaction.

Overview

23
23
years of professional experience

Work History

Journeyman Carpenter

On-Site Woodwork
Austell, GA
11.2001 - Current
  • Secured structural components together using nails, screws or glue guns.
  • Measured and cut wood, plastic, drywall and other materials to specified dimensions using hand tools and power saws.
  • Installed doors, windows, cabinets, frames and trim according to blueprints or verbal instructions.
  • Checked accuracy of finished product with measuring tools such as tape measures and levels.
  • Fitted interior fixtures including kitchen units, shelves and cupboards.
  • Finished surfaces of carpentry work by applying coats of paint or varnish to protect surface from wear.
  • Fabricated wooden jigs and templates to aid in the assembly process of parts in production runs.
  • Maintained a safe working environment by adhering to safety regulations when operating machinery.
  • Interpreted drawings and blueprints accurately in order to determine layout requirements.
  • Collaborated with other tradespeople onsite during construction projects.
  • Followed OSHA and corporate safety regulations and procedures.
  • Read and interpreted specifications, diagrams and blueprints to determine best techniques for job.
  • Installed, assembled and repaired woodwork, millwork, cabinetry, and trim.
  • Managed movement of materials and equipment to different job sites.
  • Spoke with customers to gain better understanding of scope of project.
  • Shaped or cut materials to proper measurements using hand tools, machines or power saws.
  • Used various carpenter's hand tools, portable power tools and standard measuring instruments.
  • Studied blueprints, sketches or building plans to prepare project layout and determine dimensions and materials required.
  • Used band, circular and compound miter saws.
  • Performed various carpentry duties, including both rough and finish carpentry.
  • Repaired or replaced damaged or defective parts using power tools and equipment.
  • Cut timber, panels and other wooden materials according to measured dimensions.
  • Conducted inspections, diagnosed problems, took measurements and made necessary adjustments to complete projects according to specifications.
  • Installed building windows, trim and cabinetry alone or with assistants to meet job deadlines.
  • Installed cabinets, base cabinets and crown molding.
  • Led apprentices and trainees in building construction and renovation.
  • Applied acoustic paneling to ceilings and walls to adjust sound absorption and rebound within rooms.
  • Laid and stained oak casings and hardwood floors.
  • Maintained clean and organized workplace to optimize performance, efficiency and safety.
  • Communicated with teammates and supervisors frequently to understand requirements and complete projects on time.
  • Worked independently on projects and tasks within carpentry team.
  • Took accurate measurements to calculate size and amount of materials needed for project completion.
  • Measured and marked cut lines on materials using ruler or marking gauge.
  • Removed damaged or defective parts or sections of structures and repaired or replaced using hand tools.
  • Fashioned frameworks or props using hand tools and wood screws, nails or glue.
  • Consistently constructed square and level projects.
  • Adhered to project blueprints and requirements to deliver quality work.
  • Verified trueness of construction using plumb and level.
  • Erected scaffolding to assemble above-ground structures.
  • Bore boltholes in wood, masonry or concrete using electric or pneumatic drill.
  • Inspected tiles, wall coverings or woodwork for breakage or damage.
  • Coordinated with subcontractors to work specialty areas, heating or electrical wiring work.
  • Repair, modification, and fabrication of products.

Education

Some College (No Degree) - Diesel Mechanic

Atlanta Area Tech
Atlanta, GA

Skills

  • Tile installation
  • Installation of Solid surfaces, 3 Form, Acrylics, P-lam, wood panels, door jams & hardware
  • Building client mock-ups
  • Problem Solving
  • Ordering materials and hardware
  • Receiving
  • Deliveries in box truck
  • Supervise carpenters
  • Train apprentice carpenters
  • Make-it-happen guy
  • Touch up & repair of millwork

Affiliations

  • Woodworking
  • Painting
  • 3-D Sculpting
  • Drawing
  • Arts & Crafts

Timeline

Journeyman Carpenter

On-Site Woodwork
11.2001 - Current

Some College (No Degree) - Diesel Mechanic

Atlanta Area Tech
John EddingtonJourneyman Carpenter