Jordan Syphard

General construction/home remodeling including exterior/interior framing, sheetrock handling, Sheetrock hanging, very capable of listing heavy objects and being strategic with them as well to not damage any work nearby, taping, masking, interior finish carpentry, cabinetry install, cabinetry hardware, door hardware, cladding, flooring, finish shelving, countertop install/countertop building, finish interior/exterior painting, window/door installation, decking, weatherproofing, shower wall tile, shower floor tile, large area floor tile, shower remodels, house foundations, stem walls, concrete slabs, lighting, electrical, fan/power outlet/can light install, plumbing, faucet replacement/new faucet install, toilet replacement/new toilet install, HVAC, bathroom exhaust fan replacement/new install, baker scaffolding set up/working on them, ladder work, bench work, scissor lift work, always wears P.P.E, speaking with homeowners to ensure they approve the quality of work and getting the approval/opinion of how the work is going to be done and satisfactory to fit their idea of the task

Exterior/interior Systems Journeyman including steel stud interior/exterior framing, cladding from installation of exterior panel systems, exterior furring, weatherproofing, multiple safety awards for safe workplace practices and communication with clients and the general contractors, boom lift/scissor lift/baker scaffolding/rope grabs/mobile elevated work platform duties, industrial and commercial forklift certifications, multiple different trainings including CPR, OSHA10/OSHA 30, ran and trained crews starting at 3rd level apprentice in cladding/exterior panel systems job sites including reading prints, laying out guys for positions of work and scheduling them to hit their production in the field they are needed while maintaining a safe workplace and avoiding trade stacking, worked on a retrofit crew inside of running Facebook data centers doing anything from fire taping, Sheetrock, HVAC prep work to move the HVAC system including ripping into Sheetrock, boring through concrete, reframing openings and completely tearing down data center aisles, rebuilding them to fit the new servers.