Kenneth Chee, III

• Head of small two-three man team
• Specializing in wood picket fencing and chain link fencing. I would construct/deconstruct various fences residential and commercial in the four corners area
• Quick thinking and good judgement was required as main boss was not always on site.
• I was constantly adapting/learning throughout projects and applying newly developed techniques and skills.
• I Made adjustments accordingly to our projects as needed as seen fit by our customer.
• As the main builder, I was responsible for estimating the amount of wood we would need for our projects based on needs and costs.
• Overall as a construction contractor for last three years+, I feel am ready for most projects come my way and would willing an able to learn any skills necessary.
• Measured properties and offered estimates.
• Communicate with customers to ensure they are receiving adequate experience.
• Assess the fencing needs of clients offering recommendations on material, design, and installation.
• Created postholes with the necessary tools and equipment, backfilling with concrete to ensure solid fencing.

• Assisted in setting up formwork prior to pouring concrete.
• As a team, member I would help in the pouring and finishing of various concrete creations such as sidewalks, handicap pedestrian crossings, stairs, and concrete retaining walls. Finishing each product as necessary. Ie. rough, smooth, colored, etc.
• Cleaned and maintained tools to ensure a neat and light tool truck.
• On some demanding jobs endurance was necessary.
• Moving and packing concrete forms.
• Fetching buckets of water or setting up hosing of sorts to ensure water was always near for concrete finishing.
• Constantly learning and applying new techniques and skills.

• Whilst working here at Blouin Bros. I was learning the concrete trade. My first job out of high school consisted mostly of construction related labor tasks. I was responding for jobs like pulling the concrete with a rake during our pours or shoveling dirt to clean out a trench. Also handling the concrete chute, pulling pump hoses, fetching water, providing food and water to team members were some some of the daily tasks that I handled.
• As a team member I had to help keep the mixer full of materials at all times. Keeping a constant supply of dirt and water to our gyp-Crete mixer was an endurance tester always. I was always in the pit shoveling dirt during pours.
• Learned skills necessary for finishing concrete.
• Learned how to set forms for pouring concrete.

Working with this team I developed a real understanding of how form-setting and pouring procedures are conducted.