Jorge Gonzalez

• Prepared surfaces by washing, scraping, sanding, and patching holes.
• Selected appropriate paint colors based on customer preferences.
• Applied paint with brushes, rollers, or other equipment.
• Assessed work areas to determine safety measures required before beginning the job.
• Wore protective clothing such as masks, respirators and gloves.
• Inspected painted surfaces for defects such as cracking, blistering, or fading.
• Ensured proper ventilation while using solvents or oil-based paints.
• Cleaned up job sites after completion of projects.
• Performed series of surface preparation techniques to maximize paint durability.
• Identified surface to be covered and characteristics of finish to properly select roller, power sprayer and right size brush.
• Primed, smoothed and cleaned trim, walls and ceilings to prepare for painting tasks.
• Used power and hand tools safely and effectively.
• Performed repairs to defects in walls by patching holes and scrapes prior at project start.
• Cleaned and properly stored paint equipment and supplies at end of each workday.
• Inspected work sites to measure dimensions, lay out work, and estimate materials for each job.
• Chose correct brushes and materials for jobs and purchased from vendors.
• Covered floors before prepping, priming and painting walls and ceilings to protect them from chemicals and paint.
• Removed old finishes by stripping, sanding or using water or abrasive blasting.

• Assessed work areas to determine safety measures required before beginning the job.
• Selected appropriate paint colors based on customer preferences.
• Wore protective clothing such as masks, respirators and gloves.
• Prepared surfaces by washing, scraping, sanding, and patching holes.
• Inspected painted surfaces for defects such as cracking, blistering, or fading.
• Ensured proper ventilation while using solvents or oil-based paints.
• Performed series of surface preparation techniques to maximize paint durability.
• Identified surface to be covered and characteristics of finish to properly select roller, power sprayer and right size brush.
• Primed, smoothed and cleaned trim, walls and ceilings to prepare for painting tasks.
• Used power and hand tools safely and effectively.
• Readied surfaces and surrounding areas for painting with sandpaper, tape and other materials.
• Performed repairs to defects in walls by patching holes and scrapes prior at project start.
• Spread undercoats and finish materials using rollers and spray equipment.
• Painted walls and other surfaces using traditional and sprayer methods and worked efficiently to complete jobs within required timeframes.
• Cleaned and properly stored paint equipment and supplies at end of each workday.
• Inspected work sites to measure dimensions, lay out work, and estimate materials for each job.
• Cleaned and smoothed surfaces prior to painting.
• Smoothed surfaces using sandpaper, scrapers or sanding machines.
• Calculated amounts of materials and estimated cost based on surface measurements or work orders.
• Calculated cost and quantities of required materials based on surface measurements or work orders.
• Cleaned up job sites after completion of projects.

• Cover the floors before prepping, priming, and painting, to protect them from chemicals and paint.
• Wore protective clothing such as masks, respirators and gloves.

Prepare carbon and stainless-steel piping by removing dust generated on surfaces before applying a paint coat.

• Kept accurate records of completed jobs for billing purposes.
• Applied paint with brushes, rollers, or other equipment.

Assessed work areas to determine safety measures required before beginning the job.

• Followed the manufacturer's instructions when mixing chemicals for special applications.
• Prepared surfaces by washing, scraping, and sanding.
• Applied primers and sealers to prepare new surfaces for painting.
• Used ladders and scaffolds to reach high structures.
• Inspected painted surfaces for defects such as cracking, blistering, or fading.
• Mixed and applied paints.
• Identified the surface to be covered and the characteristics of the finish to properly select the roller and the right-sized brush.
• Inspected work sites to measure dimensions, lay out work, and estimate materials for each job.
• Maintained thorough inventory of paint equipment and supplies by checking product levels.
• Documented progress and provided estimated completion time for clients.
• Mixed paints and solutions and monitored consistencies.
• Chose correct brushes and materials for jobs and purchased from vendors.
• Cleaned and properly stored paint equipment and supplies at end of each workday.
• Cleaned and smoothed surfaces prior to painting.
• Used power and hand tools safely and effectively.
• Constructed scaffolding and supports to complete work above ground-level.
• Erected scaffolding or swing gates or set up ladders to work above ground level.
• Removed old finishes by stripping, sanding or using water or abrasive blasting.
• Monitored paint supplies, placing orders whenever needed and properly and safely disposed of old paint.
• Smoothed surfaces using sandpaper, scrapers or sanding machines.
• Completed high-volume weekly painting jobs with consistently positive customer feedback.

• Cleaned up debris from construction sites prior to completion of project.
• Maintained a safe working environment by adhering to safety protocols and regulations.
• Organized materials at job sites ensuring that all necessary supplies were available when needed.
• Observed safety protocols while working on site including wearing protective gear at all times.
• Notified supervisors of faulty operations and defective materials to improve production.
• Logged inventory to track supply counts, organize equipment, and gather important materials.
• Utilized two-way radios and hand signals to coordinate communication between equipment operators.
• Assembled structural components, replacing parts to meet regulatory code standards.
• Performed lock-out-tag-out procedures on equipment prior to service work to promote workplace safety.
• Completed carpentry work and installed crown molding and wood flooring to meet customer preferences.
• Met company and OSHA safety guidelines for work site operations to minimize worker risk.

• Maintain equipment used during construction process in good working condition.
• Prepare and pour foundations for structures.
• Inspect finished product for quality assurance purposes before allowing customer access.
• Loaded and unloaded materials from trucks using appropriate lifting techniques.
• Measure and mark designated areas where new slabs are going to be placed.
• Fill hollows and remove spots on freshly poured cement surfaces using a straightedge and jointer tool.
• Set forms for pouring concrete according to blueprints or instructions from supervisor.
• Remove any excess material from the surface of the concrete after it has been poured.
• Clean up work area by disposing of debris correctly when job is completed.
• Smooth out freshly poured concrete with trowels and other finishing tools.
• Ensure that safety protocols are followed at all times while on the job site.
• Mix cement and sand to create concrete, following specific measurements.
• Inspected and maintained tools and equipment.
• Removed debris and waste to clean site after completing work.
• Dismantled forms using basic and advanced tools.
• Calculated concrete quantities needed for jobs.
• Monitored wind, heat or cold throughout curing process.
• Applied hardening and sealing compounds to cure concrete surface.
• Shaped rounded edges on corners with edger tool and created grooves to control cracking.
• Molded expansion joints and edges using edging tools, jointers, and straightedge.
• Mixed and poured concrete according to standard ratios.

• Installed doors, windows, stairs, cabinets, shelves and trim.
• Inspected completed work to ensure accuracy of measurements before installation.
• Reinforced existing structures with additional supports when necessary.
• Performed basic maintenance tasks like caulking gaps between windowsills or replacing worn weatherstripping around doors.
• Operated power tools including sanders, drills and saws safely in accordance with safety regulations.
• Transported supplies from storage areas to job sites.
• Built custom designed furniture from sketches or photographs provided by customers.
• Measured and cut wood to specified sizes using saws, planers, routers, and other carpentry tools.
• Installed floorboards with precision cuts for a perfect fit.
• Assembled structures with screws, nails and glue.
• Maintained carpentry equipment by cleaning after use and performing minor repairs when necessary.
• Planned the layout of furniture pieces according to room dimensions provided by clients.
• Encouraged feedback from foreman and trade workers on site to incorporate suggestions into later work.
• Uncovered product defects and addressed with job foreman.
• Cut materials on job site to prepare for installation.
• Followed OSHA and corporate safety regulations and procedures.
• Cleaned job site after work completion and disposed of debris in proper containers.
• Utilized various tools, equipment, materials and forming systems to complete construction tasks.
• Consistently constructed square and level projects.
• Removed damaged or defective parts or sections of structures and repaired or replaced using hand tools.
• Maintained clean and organized workplace to optimize performance, efficiency and safety.
• Took accurate measurements to calculate size and amount of materials needed for project completion.
• Communicated with teammates and supervisors frequently to understand requirements and complete projects on time.
• Worked independently on projects and tasks within carpentry team.
• Inspected tiles, wall coverings or woodwork for breakage or damage.
• Anchored and braced forms and other structures in place using nails, bolts, anchor rods, steel cables, planks, wedges and timbers.