Arnoldo Guevara

• Kept work areas clean, neat and organized for optimal productivity and worker safety.
• Inspected merchandise for wear or defects, disposing of damaged items as instructed by supervisors.
• Selected products and items from shelves and pallets for customer orders.

• Repaired or replaced broken parts on machinery or equipment as needed.
• Filled trenches and holes using shovels and compactors to job site specifications.
• Poured concrete into molds to create walkways, steps or driveways.

• Irrigation systems.

• assembling pre-cut wood or metal pieces into triangular truss structures, ensuring accurate placement and fastening. They also handle tasks like cutting
• , removing defective products, and may be involved in machine operations on the assembly line.
• be involved in design, using blueprints and customer requirements.