Jonathan Ward

• Established Work Schedules For Team Members Based On Priority Of Tasks.
• Supervised Other Welders In The Shop To Ensure Quality Standards Were Applied
• Created Jigs And Fixtures For Welding Projects
• Mapped Out Projects Before The Delivery Of Steel. I Would Sketch Up The Job With Just Two Numbers The Total Height And The Total Length I Would Then Subtract Gaps For Either Side. I Then Would Get A Cut List Ready And Have The Guys Start Cutting Instantly Once Delivered

We Had A Competition To Find Who Had The Cleanest As Well As the Fastest Welding Skill, Let’s Just Say That I Won That Day And Became The Field Supervisor . IF Your Looking For Someone To Do Your Finish Welds And QUICKLY I’m Your Guy

• Handled Packages In Safe And Meticulous Manner While Unloading And Transporting Merchandise To And From Any One Of Our Three Warehouses.
• Operated Forklifts, Propane Tanks, And Pallet Jacks . Often I'd Drive With A Crew From The Warehouse To A Jobsite To Disassemble Tents And Party Rentals Transport The Merchandise Back To The Warehouse For Unloading And Restocking.

• Prepared Food By Marinating Chicken And Steak, Cooking Rice, And Frying Fresh Chips On A Daily Bases.
• The Job Also Included Taking Over The Grill When That Position Needed To Take Their Breaks.
• At The End Of Each Night Every Position Did Their Part To Detail Clean The Entire Restaurant. We Would Not Be Allowed To Leave Until That Was Completed.

• Laborer Apprentice For A Man Named Raymond Canedos.
• Installed Several Ton Air Conditioning Units And Furnaces.
• General Duct Work. And Did A Little Thing Advertisement For 5% Sales Commission.

• Ran A Crew Of 5 Men To Run Any Given Route Daily.
• We Took Care Of Home Demolition, Home Rehabilitation, Landscaping, Sprinkler System Repairs, Trash Outs, And Much More Along The Lines Of Freelancing.
• Kept Track Of My Crews Time Cards, Gas, And Employee "Out Of Pocket" Money Reimbursements, In Addition I Kept Track Of Our Paychecks.
• Ordered Supplies And Monitored Inventory Levels To Maintain An Efficient And Profitable Operation.

• Prepared Structural I-Beams For Paint And Job Site Installation. By Grinding And Sanding Imperfections On Welds And Cuts That Were Imperfect Due To Fabrication.
• I Assisted The Companies Reputation By Being Given A Deadline To Have These I-Beams Cleaned And Painted (Via Paint Machine) Prior To Job-site Delivery.
• On My Down Times I Was Being Trained To Weld MIG/FCAW By Professional Welders. And In Time I Became Certified Thanks To The Elders In The Trade.