Markanthony Mathis
Washington,D.C
Summary
Early-career trade show carpenter apprentice skilled in shop drawings, finish carpentry, and custom booth assembly. Known for accurate measuring, safe work habits, and strong tool proficiency.
Overview
7
7
years of professional experience
Work History
Carpenter Apprentice
Trade show Carpenter apprentice
Upper Marlboro, M.D
03.2025 - Current
- Built trade show booths using hand tools, power tools, and shop drawings.
- Assembled exhibit frames, panels, and fixtures for show floor installations.
- Measured and cut lumber, plywood, and trim for custom display builds.
- Loaded, unloaded, and organized materials for Trade show Carpenter apprentice projects.
- Assisted lead carpenters with staging, layout, and final booth setup.
- Installed hardware, shelving, and graphics supports for exhibit structures.
- Wrapped and packed booth components into crates for transport and storage.
- Followed safety rules and maintained clean work areas in shop and venue.
- Cut materials on job site to prepare for installation.
- Cut and shaped material to specified measurements using hand tools such as saws, chisels, planes, and drills.
- Cleaned job sites daily after completion of each task ensuring no debris was left behind.
- Completed hands-on training with skilled carpenters, resulting in woodwork proficiency with equipment.
- Worked with supervisor in order to learn proper techniques for various carpentry tasks.
- Performed rough framing tasks such as laying out walls or installing studs in preparation for drywall installation.
- Measured and marked cutting lines on materials using a ruler, pencil, and chalk line.
- Maintained a safe work environment by adhering to all safety policies and procedures while performing job duties.
- Helped with movement of materials and equipment to different job sites.
Maintenance Technician
DDOT construction
Washington, District of Columbia
06.2019 - 08.2019
- Inspected DDOT construction equipment for wear, damage, and safety concerns.
- Repaired tools, fixtures, and site machinery using hand and power tools.
- Patched potholes and repaired pavement using hand tools and maintenance equipment.
- Cleared debris, brush, and trash from roadway surfaces and ditches.
- Placed traffic cones, signs, and barricades to support safe work zones.
- Cleared debris from roadsides to ensure safe passage for motorists.
- Loaded trucks with supplies needed for daily maintenance operations.
- Set up temporary warning signs around construction zones to alert drivers of potential hazards.
- Performed routine maintenance tasks, such as patching potholes and repairing guardrails.
- Sealed cracks in pavement to prevent water infiltration and erosion.
Education
High School Diploma -
KIPP DC Collage Preparatory
Washington, DC06-2020
Skills
- Trade show carpentry
- Shop drawings
- Finish carpentry
- Rough framing
- Material cutting
- Equipment maintenance
Timeline
Carpenter Apprentice
Trade show Carpenter apprentice
03.2025 - Current
Maintenance Technician
DDOT construction
06.2019 - 08.2019
High School Diploma -
KIPP DC Collage Preparatory