Jose Ibarra

• Operated hand tools and power tools to complete construction projects.
• Ensured that all safety regulations were followed while working onsite.
• Operated equipment with strong focus on safety and ground communication.
• Operated pallet jacks and forklifts to load and unload supplies and materials.
• Used picks and shovels to dig, spread and level dirt and gravel.
• Cleaned or prepared construction sites to eliminate hazards.
• Contributed innovative ideas and solutions to enhance team performance and outcomes.
• Understood how to operate and maintain job site equipment safely and for maximum productivity.
• Sorted and placed materials or items on racks, shelves or in bins to keep warehouse organized.
• Demonstrated best safety practices working at heights and lifting various objects.

• Inspected sites before and after construction projects.
• Operated power tools such as saws, drills, and grinders safely.
• Checked blueprints for accuracy when constructing new structures.
• Operate loaders, skeesstirs, forklifts,rollers
• Follow supervisors and foreman’s instructions
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• Measured, cut and bent wire conduits using various hand tools.
• Worked in team-based environment to accomplish projects.
• Completed minor repairs such as replacing fuses, light bulbs, switches and receptacles.

• Operated and maintained a variety of equipment including hand and power tools.
• Worked with team members to ensure efficient workflow throughout the day.
• Learned and mastered skilled trade specialties under guidance of expert mentors.
• Pipe fitter
• Pulling fiber optic cable

• Utilized electrical, plumbing and HVAC expertise to complete projects and adhere to timelines.
• Assembled structural components, replacing parts to meet regulatory code standards.
• Maintained baseline safety knowledge to improve deficient areas and meet code.

• Placing Border fence

• operate forklift, loaders, water trucks, skeedstirs, rollers and haul trucks

• Sated around arena and maintain it clean
• Work with power tools
• Taking order from supervisors and foreman’s