Justin Bryant

Operates both mounted and dismounted to close with and destroy the enemy; employs, operates, and maintains assigned weapons and equipment; employs proper dismounted movement techniques, cover, concealment, and camouflage as part of dismount team; performs basic communication functions and operates platoon communications equipment; constructs individual fighting positions; collects and reports tactical information as member of combat or reconnaissance patrol; assists in target detection, identification, and round sensing; assists in the breaching of minefields and obstacles.

Home Builders Institute Fort Carson, CO Graduation: August 2,2024

Pre- Apprenticeship

Specialized trades training program for military veterans. Internship covered a wide variety of foundational carpentry, construction, and electrical knowledge and hands on experience. Curriculum highlights include:

· Experienced in a range of construction repairs and production processes.

· Solid knowledge of tools equipment materials and resources used in construction maintenance and repair.

· Experience with standard trade regulations and safety precautions.

· Proficient in Estimating Job Material.

· Operated maintained and manage carpentry equipment and tools for various projects.

· Worked with master carpenter completing several multiple different projects.

· Performed safety management practices for work areas and the use of power tools.

· Reviewed and interpreted blueprints and construction layouts.

· Wired all phases of Electrical.

· Preformed Electrical work which was then inspected by Instructor.

CORE Construction & Green Building

· Jobsite safety best practices to include OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety Certificate

· Introduction to construction math

· Blueprint reading and utilization

• Install new gutters and tear down old gutters to replace with new ones.
• Trained new employees in safety regulations, operational procedures, and company policies.
• Provided guidance, direction, and technical assistance to crew members.
• Supervised activities of personnel assigned to various tasks during construction jobs.
• Maintained daily logs of labor and equipment used on-site.
• Assessed work area conditions for potential hazards or risks.
• Coordinated with other departments to ensure project deadlines were met.

• Depending on the job, metal roofing, pour and finish concrete, remodeling, new construction, metal and vinyl siding, and pole barns.
• Cleaned up hazardous materials such as asbestos or lead paint during demolition projects.
• Unloaded trucks with supplies for construction projects.
• Provided support to skilled tradespeople including carpenters, masons, plumbers, electricians.
• Conducted regular maintenance checks on tools and equipment used onsite.
• Loaded and unloaded building materials, tools, and machinery.
• Repaired damaged structures such as walls or floors when needed.