Patrick Padilla

started at a big jobsite off convoy in clairemont. This job site is really big with a mix of residential and commercial work consisting of the first floor of commercial and floor 2-6 of residential of apt homes with a big parking garage. I have done boxing, wiring , and a lot of pick up. Pick up is cool because we learn how to fix a lot of things. Also, worked with live wire at this jobsite installing lights for the parking garage elevators on each floor. Learned how to run MC and how to make up in the commercial side. Got more practice wiring on the residential side with make up.

- roughed in an ADU for a house in mission valley. I made holes, boxed, ran wire , and made up switches and receptacles.

• Set up for events
• (Tables, chairs, buffet tables, and other heavy equipment)
• Able to carry heavy materials needed for the setups
• Good communication with workers and customers to make sure they have a good experience

• Residential work, I learned how to rough a house and some wiring with some finish/trim work as well
• In roughing I learned how to box basically everything and even bought some tools to help in the process
• For example, having to cut wood so we can put up ceiling fans, add +1 blocks, Sherwood cuts, patchwork, and etc
• Wiring wise, I learned a lot
• For example, running homeruns, small jumpers
• Then, just landing, stapling and making up the wire
• Also, learned how to run low voltage
• Trim wise, I learned a good amount as well, pretty easy
• Did a remodel so that was good practice with installing switches and outlets
• worked with live power
• In trim, learned how to put up fire alarms, ceiling fans, light fixtures, overhead, and etc
• Know how to box and trim exteriors
• Did trenches and underground for this company for the 3in,2in, 1in pipes, and islands pipes
• (as trainees we got laid off because the company ran out of work)

• Community service through my school for homeless at downtown and served for my school soccer games selling food