Jonathan Mcclure

• Laid out, positioned, aligned and secured parts and assemblies with straightedges, squares and calipers.
• Lubricated, cleaned or repaired machinery or equipment.
• Positioned, aligned or sealed concrete wall sections or pipes.
• Brought supplies, equipment and tools to work locations.
• Organized and cleaned work area and tools.
• Cleaned and prepared construction sites by removing debris and possible hazards.
• Monitored fitting, burning and welding processes to avoid overheating parts, warping, shrinking, distortion and expansion of materials.
• Dug ditches or trenches, backfilled excavations or compacted and leveled earth to grade specifications.
• Maintain an adequate supply of filler metals for use in the welding process.
• Operated manual and semi-automatic welding equipment in vertical, horizontal and overhead positions.

During my time doing process server work, I made several different serves around the whole of New York State and logged the data of the time I was there, as well as what the houses looked like, the person's appearance, and in many cases, I would have a camera on for proof of service.

• Revised documents, organized travel arrangements, submitted billable hours and coordinated court documentation for timely filings.
• Maintained records of all served documents in accordance with applicable laws.
• Interacted professionally with clients, witnesses and court personnel while conducting investigations and performing services related to civil litigation matters.
• Created correspondence for clients in tracking documents.
• Attended hearings at various courthouses throughout the region when requested by attorneys or judges involved in a case.
• Filed, faxed, copied and scanned documents and pictures into database.
• Served all legal processes issued by court according to statutes and court rules.
• Strengthened traceability by developing organization systems for DUI and armed robbery records, reports, general counsel agreements, and agendas.