Nik Howard

I am an experienced carpenter with a strong focus on precision and quality in construction, specializing in both residential and commercial carpentry. I take pride in my work and am committed to completing projects on time and exceeding client expectations, while delivering high-quality craftsmanship. Having attention to detail and problem-solving skills I handle complex construction tasks with a proactive approach, ensuring high standards and client satisfaction. Technical abilities are complemented by creative insight, providing innovative solutions. As a professional tradesperson, I prioritize collaboration and adaptability. With exceptional communication and project management skills, I remain organized and dependable while managing multiple priorities. I am eager to take on added responsibilities to support team objectives and contribute positively to the success of future projects.

• Cleaner fit – Proficient
• September2021
• Measures the traits that are important for successful cleaners
• Full results: Proficient
• Mechanical knowledge – Proficient
• January2022
• Understanding and applying mechanical concepts and processes
• Supervisory skills: Motivating & assessing employees – Proficient
• Motivating others to achieve objectives and identifying improvements or corrective actions Full results: Proficient
• Work style: Reliability – Proficient
• Tendency to be reliable, dependable, and act with integrity at work
• Attention to detail – Proficient
• Identifying differences in materials, following instructions, and detecting details among distracting information
• Indeed Assessments provide skills tests that are not indicative of a license certification, or continued development in any professional field.

• GET TO KNOW ME SUMMARY
• I started working for my dad when I was 16 years old. He was a self-employed carpenter who could do anything. Or maybe that’s just what I thought, because I looked up to him, but I’m sure he really could do anything he put his mind to. At least, that’s what he taught me. He also taught me to; take pride in my work, do the job right the first time, a good carpenter always has a sharp pencil, and better to be safe than sorry, amongst other things. He died when I was 20 years old. Since then, I have been learning as many trades as possible, in hopes of someday being able to build a house from top to bottom like he could. Also, I enjoy working and learning.
• Good facts to know about me: I have enough basic knowledge in various trades numerous trades where there is something I am unsure of most of the time I can figure it out I know the difference on how to determine whether there is room or time for figuring something out or if it would be faster and more sufficient to just ask.