Matthew Ferris

• Set up forms foundation flat work Monolithic stemware ext
• Run rebar tail gate mud as well as pumptruck and often a wheelbarrow finish flat work.
• Any kind of work that don't have to do with concrete is given to me.
• Often we do remodeling so framing, painting, tileing, sheetrocking are trusted to me because I'm a Carpenter working for a concrete company.
• Installed interior trim work such as baseboards and moldings around windows and doors.
• Performed routine maintenance on carpentry equipment such as saws and drills.
• Constructed forms for concrete pours in accordance with building codes.
• Fitted door locksets, deadbolts and other hardware on doors according to manufacturer's instructions.
• Prepared surfaces by sanding or scraping off old finishes prior to refinishing them.
• Shaped or cut materials to proper measurements using hand tools, machines or power saws.
• Positioned and installed floor joists, trusses and rafters.
• Measured, cut, and installed staircase spindles.
• Used band, circular and compound miter saws.
• Cut and installed tile and hardwood flooring for residential and commercial buildings.
• Performed various carpentry duties, including both rough and finish carpentry.
• Worked independently on projects and tasks within carpentry team.
• Consistently constructed square and level projects.
• Took accurate measurements to calculate size and amount of materials needed for project completion.
• Erected scaffolding to assemble above-ground structures.
• Bore boltholes in wood, masonry or concrete using electric or pneumatic drill.
• Installed windows, flooring, or trim using hand or power tools.
• Roughed in door and window frames or subflooring in structures undergoing construction or repair.
• Anchored and braced forms and other structures in place using nails, bolts, anchor rods, steel cables, planks, wedges and timbers.

Create cut lists

Cut window packages header cripples windowsill

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All phases of framing new construction also remodeling

• Inspected work sites to make sure that they are ready for installation of tiles.
• Grouted joints between tiles with rubber float and sponges for a seamless finish.
• Mixed mortar, thinset, epoxy, or other adhesives according to manufacturer's instructions.
• Granite countertops
• Sheetrock replacement
• Tape textures
• Light electrical