Kenneth Servello, Jr.

My job is to create, paint, and install all necessary street signs to ensure my city's streets stay safe.

My job also requires me to be on-call for any sign removals and/or replacements that occur, no matter the time of day. It should be noted that I have never turned this part of the job down, and I take it very seriously.

Finally, my job also has me helping to create road lines, walkways, and other street markings to ensure that drivers and pedestrians stay safe.

I have also been asked to do the foreman job on occasion and felt I did a good job, and that this would be a good fit for me.

I also make sure that I am ready during the winter months in order to help get the plowing down, as needed. I also have never turned a shift down.

I served my country in the Army and National Reserves for 14 years. I also served overseas in Iraq.

It was my responsibility to learn how to drive, maintain, and work on heavy machinery, especially tanks. I learned how to be a working part of a tight-knit unit, ready to fight and survive.

I was also expected to think on my feet and train to make sure I was a combat-ready, able-bodied soldier, along with the rest of my unit.

This is where I crafted my on-the-job readiness and work ethic, and is why I can think on my feet and problem-solve when needed. Being part of a team is the biggest skill I learned and why I feel I would make a good foreman.

• Repaired, serviced and maintained their specific fleet of buses according to manufacturer specifications.