Luke Anders

• Worked on the tree crew picking up limbs that was cut while being aware of what’s going on around me

• The use of PPE while working

• Setting out work signs for the job and sometimes directing traffic.

• Mowed the sides of the roads and highways with a tractor

• I drove the crash truck for the tractor mowers as well using proper safety precautions and knowing how to park where it would make people aware of what’s going on

• Delivering dirt, rock, sand and asphalt to different areas.

• Always aware of my surroundings and using the most of my time to get as many loads as possible in a day.

• Had to keep with with my time, where I worked that day and who I worked for that day

• My first job of being an over the road driver went to 43 states driving 10-11 hours a day.

• Write down miles of my truck when I entered each state and kept up with paperwork that was supposed to go to the company receiving the materials.

• Had to talk with people of different companies I was picking up from and provided information about the load and where it was going

• Unloaded & loaded pallets off and on to trailers. Had to read information properly to be able to move pallets to where they were supposed to be

• Had to be aware of my surroundings while working in a busy environment and using my safety skills when loading pallets into trailers and when backing out of trailers.

• Sometimes figuring out the best solution for a problem that might’ve been going on with pallets with no information about product, using load bars to make the most use out of my trailer

• Used power wet saws and tile cutters to cut tiles to specifications for projects.
• Maintained a safe work environment through proper use of tools, equipment, and adherence to safety protocols.
• Prepared surfaces for tiling using appropriate materials such as cement board or waterproof membrane to ensure long-lasting installations.