Team-oriented General Labor Worker always ready to take on any assignment. Operates machinery and equipment safely in support of team needs. Physically fit, hardworking and great at changing gears quickly to handle new tasks.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
Work History
Emergency Response
California Conservation Corps
Clear Lake CA, Grizzly Flats CA
12.2020 - 11.2023
Straw Wattle, Silt Sock, and Silt fence installation
Loaded and unloaded supplies using proper safety procedures to avoid injuries
Maintained workplace cleanliness around equipment to enhance safety and productivity and upheld high standards of productivity and quality in all areas of operation
Worked hard to learn all required tasks quickly and maximize performance
Kept inventory of tools and supplies to ensure the prevention of loss and damage
Fire Camp Support
Dispersed hydration and lunches at the Refrigeration Unit
Assisted with issuing gear and completing appropriate documentation in the Supply Unit
Maintained camp cleanliness and constructed structures with the Facilities Unit
Worked in the Kitchen Unit and helped prepare meals for fire personnel
Informed and educated local community members about fire prevention and safety.
Built emergency infrastructure and maintained clean work environment during emergency response
Oakland Vaccination Site Support, Oakland CA
Inventory/palletizing management for distribution to emergency personnel
Covid prevention management
Water distribution
Pallet jack operation
Waste management/disposal
(Sanitation/waste management disposal)
Participated in on-call schedule to respond to requests for assistance after hours and on weekends or holidays.
Corpsmember / Trail Worker / Tool Specialist
California Conservation Corps
Chico, CA - South Lake Tahoe, CA, CA
12.2020 - 11.2023
Worked to remove forest fire fuels, brushing, and falling trees with the use of chainsaws
Experience roping trees using various knots to pull trees down in certain situations
Experienced with bucking and limbing paying close attention to tension and binds
Successfully operates woodchipper to chip fallen bucked, limbed, and stacked brush
Ensured all worksites are kept clean and hazard free
Ensured and performed quality controls occasionally to maximize work foreman satisfaction
Maintained energy and enthusiasm in a fast-paced environment
Participated in team building activities to enhance work relationships
Worked closely with C feller and learned new skills and applied them to daily tasks to improve efficiency and productivity
Used hand saws and power equipment to remove unwanted and diseased trees
Maintained public and private lands for optimal use and implemented fire safety prevention strategies to protect homes, businesses, and individuals
Upkept daily maintenance on all power tools used for keeping our tools in ideal shape
Organized and detail-oriented with a strong work ethic.
Backcountry Trail Crew
California Conservation Corps
Klamath National Forests CA, CA
04.2022 - 09.2022
Dedicated living and working out of tents for five and a half months on a trail crew of 13 people for six months
navigation through the Klamath National Forest using a map and compass
Able up to 15 miles daily with up to 60 lbs
Can hike with a steady pace of up to three or four miles per hour
successfully cleared log jams using cross cut and appropriate hand tools.
Performed trail maintenance clearing brush and debris from trails.
Cleared, repaired, and constructed causeways, swales, and water bars using necessary hand tools.
Constructed single-tier Rockwall and check steps
Worked to remove forest fire fuels, brushing and falling trees through efficient and safe use of chainsaws.
Maintained energy and enthusiasm in a fast-paced environment
Participated in team-building activities to enhance working relationships
Learned new skills and applied them to daily tasks to improve efficiency and productivity
Used hand saws and power equipment to remove unwanted and diseased trees
Maintained public and private lands for optimal use and implemented fire safety prevention strategies to protect homes, businesses and individuals.
Installed signage along trails for public use and safety awareness.
Conducted safety inspections on trails to assess their condition and identify potential hazards.
Worked collaboratively with fellow crew members to complete projects efficiently and safely.
Operated chainsaws and crosscuts safely while cutting down trees blocking public access routes.
Inspected tools regularly for proper functioning prior to use.
Repaired eroded sections of trails by constructing rock steps or water bars.
Completed day-to-day duties accurately and efficiently.
Understood and followed oral and written directions.
Education
Highschool Diploma -
Fair View High School
Some College (No Degree) - Forestry
Lake Tahoe Community College
1 College Dr, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
Skills
Hand tools: McLeod, pulaski, double jack, single jack, pitchfork, loppers, square shovel, round tip shovel, r-5 shovel, leaf rake, rpm, rock bar, steel rake, titan post driver, post hole digger, felling axe
Power tools: Chainsaw, pole saw, pneumatic drill, automatic titan post driver, earth auger, hedger, weedeater, leaf blower, wand drill
Heavy equipment: Morbark chipper operation
Tool Maintenance: Quality check on tools we use daily, rehandling tools, and sharpening tools
Equipment maintenance: Check equipment used regularly and kept maintained when necessary
Emergency Flood Fighter
Fire Trained
The ability to stay calm under pressure
Ability to lift heavy weights up 70lbs, & stand for long period of time
Successfully multitask/can catch on quick to new projects
Always outgoing
Inventory Stocking
Work Site Mainte
Equipment Maintenance
Cleaning
Materials Loading
Equipment Operation
Heavy Machinery Operation
Preventive Maintenance
Loading and Unloading Procedures
Traffic Control
Restocking Skills
Maintenance Understanding
Supply Management
Safety and Compliance
Crew Support
Certificates And Training
Emergency responder
Primitive hand tool orientation
Sexual harassment prevention
Discrimination & Harassment Prevention
Career development
Wilderness first aid/CPR
Technical swift water rope rescue
Workplace safety
Injury & heat illness prevention
Alcohol & drug awareness
Conservation awareness
Maintenance Employee Safety Orientation (MESO)
Redcross CPR/AED first aid
Current S-212 training and C-212
Wilderness First Aid Certified - May 2022
Epinephrine Administration Certified - May 2022
Swiftwater Rescue Certified - May 2022
Fire trained - Aug 2023
Volunteer Experience
Kirshner's WildLife Sanctuary, Assist with cage cleaning and animal feeding - 2021
Comanche Creek Greenway, Assist with removing Johnson Grass to increase biodiversity with a round-tip shovel - 2021
Book Family Farm, Assist with fence repair for cattle and hay bale stacking - 2021
CAL FIRE, Assist with Defensible Space Inspection, essential to improve an individual's home chance of surviving wildfires and packet making of pertinent information regarding defensible space - 2021
Chico VELO Trail Maintenance, Assist with the prevention of water on trails and vision hazard clearing with loppers - 2021
References
Tamara Skaggs, Conservationist 1, California Conservation Corps, (530) 545-0091, Tamara.skaggs@ccc.ca.gov
Greg Bishoff, Conservationists 1, California Conservation Corps, (707) 239-6793, Greg.bishoff@ccc.ca.gov
Yana Beeler, Corpsmember Development Specialists, California Conservation Corps, (530) 513-3521, Yana.beeler@ccc.ca.gov
Type 1 Wildland FireFighter/Conservation Corps Member at California Conservation CorpsType 1 Wildland FireFighter/Conservation Corps Member at California Conservation Corps