Detail-oriented carpenter with expertise in metal roofing and concrete installation. Committed to maintaining safety compliance and a clean work environment, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and timely project completion.
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Work History
Carpenter
toms pole barns
Harrison, Michigan
Maintained a clean and organized work environment for safety compliance.
Trained new workers on safety protocols and proper tool usage techniques.
Used various carpenter's hand tools, portable power tools and standard measuring instruments.
Performed various carpentry duties, including both rough and finish carpentry.
Installed drywall sheets onto walls or ceilings using nails or screws.
Measured, cut and shaped wood materials to specifications using hand tools, such as saws and chisels.
Installed interior trim work such as baseboards and moldings around windows and doors.
Assisted in the installation of metal framing systems for commercial construction projects.
Calculated material costs for projects based on labor estimates provided by clients.
Anchored and braced forms to complete precise joining.
Installed metal roofing systems on residential and commercial buildings.
Inspected roofs for damage and recommended necessary repairs.
Inspected and repaired existing metal roofing systems to identify areas of damage or deterioration.
Applied waterproof coatings and sealants to ensure a watertight seal on all joints and seams.
Repaired damaged shingles or sections of metal paneling due to storms or wear-and-tear over time.
Set up ladders, scaffolding, hoists and other equipment necessary for the job.
Provided guidance on the best types of materials for various climates or regions.
Removed old roofing material and prepared the surface for new installation.
Ensured that all work sites were kept clean throughout the duration of projects.
Measured and cut metal panels to fit specific roof designs.
Installed flashing, sealants, insulation and other components as needed.
Overlapped successive layers of roofing material, determining distance of overlap using chalk line, gauge on shingling hatchet and lines on shingles.
carpenter/ form setter
Geraceconstruction
Midland, Michigan
Mixed concrete according to specifications for various construction projects.
Assisted in formwork installation and removal for concrete pours.
Operated hand and power tools safely during concrete placement tasks.
Maintained cleanliness of worksite to ensure safety and efficiency.
Collaborated with team members to complete tasks on schedule.
Supported skilled tradespeople by preparing job sites and delivering supplies.
Use shovels, hoes, rakes, and other tools to spread or level concrete.
Poured concrete into forms using pump hose and leveled.
Smooth out freshly poured concrete with trowels and other finishing tools.
Carry heavy materials such as bricks, blocks, lumber, mortar mixers, and wheelbarrows across job sites safely.
Worked with teammates to move steel forms.
Prepare and pour foundations for structures.
Level ground prior to pouring foundation or slab with shovels or grading machines.
Ensure that safety protocols are followed at all times while on the job site.
Install reinforcement rods in order to add strength to the structure.
Dismantled forms using basic and advanced tools.
Carry heavy materials such as bricks, blocks, lumber, mortar mixers.
Set up scaffolding, braces, and other temporary structures to support crew during work.
Compacted grade using jumping jack or plate compactor equipment.
Fill hollows and remove spots on freshly poured cement surfaces using a straightedge and jointer tool.
Inspect finished product for quality assurance purposes before allowing customer access.
Planned work based on verbal instructions, blueprints, and written specifications.
Perform minor maintenance tasks on equipment used during construction process.
Set concrete forms to desired pitch and depth and aligned.
Repaired unsafe curbs, gutters, sidewalks, driveways and roadways.
Installed anchor bolts, steel plates and other fixtures in freshly poured concrete.
Protected surfaces from avoidable damages by using correct forming, bracing, preparation, and finishing techniques.
Produced rough concrete surface using brooms.
Maintained inventory list of items used on job sites to provide reordering details.
Restored damaged and worn stonework on old buildings or sites.
Education
Associate of Applied Science - Auto Motive/welding
Mid Michigan Community College
Harrison, MI
Concrete /masonary
MDOC
Skills
Metal roofing
Concrete installation
Safety compliance
Formwork construction
Equipment maintenance
Time management
Attention to detail
Ceiling construction
Woodwork assembly
Problem-solving
Deck and walkway construction
Insulation installation
Door installation
OSHA regulations
OSHA training
Painting and staining
Certification
MI OSHA 40
Timeline
Carpenter
toms pole barns
carpenter/ form setter
Geraceconstruction
Associate of Applied Science - Auto Motive/welding