Roberto Pacheco

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Installation:

Cutting, threading, and assembling pipes according to blueprints and specifications, using tools like saws, cutting torches, and threading machines.

Fabrication:

Preparing pipes by measuring, marking, and cutting them, and then joining them using methods like welding, brazing, cementing, soldering, or threading.

Maintenance & Repair:

Inspecting, testing, and troubleshooting existing pipe systems to identify and fix issues, ensuring they are leak-free and operating correctly.

Blueprint Reading:

Interpreting technical drawings and specifications to understand the layout and requirements of piping systems.

Safety Compliance:

Following safety guidelines and regulations to ensure safe work practices and the integrity of systems.

Supervising and Leading:

Directing and motivating a scaffolding crew, ensuring they follow safety procedures and project timelines.

Safety Compliance:

Enforcing safety regulations, conducting hazard assessments, and ensuring proper use of fall protection equipment.

Scaffold Erection and Dismantling:

Overseeing the construction and takedown of scaffolding structures, ensuring they are built to specifications and in compliance with safety standards.

Equipment Management:

Inspecting and maintaining scaffolding materials and equipment, ensuring they are in good working order and properly stored.

Communication and Coordination:

Communicating with project managers, other trades, and clients about scaffolding progress, issues, and potential hazards.

• Erecting and Dismantling Scaffolding:This involves assembling and disassembling scaffolding systems, including setting up poles, horizontal tubes, platforms, and safety features.
• Ensuring Safety:Scaffolders are responsible for the safety of the scaffolding they build, ensuring it meets safety standards and regulations.
• Reading Plans and Blueprints:They interpret blueprints and construction plans to determine the correct dimensions and placement of scaffolding.
• Inspecting and Maintaining Scaffolding:Regularly checking scaffolding for damage or defects and making necessary repairs or adjustments.
• Working at Heights:Scaffolders work at various heights, requiring physical fitness and a strong understanding of safety procedures.
• Teamwork and Communication:They work as part of a team, communicating effectively with other scaffolders and construction personnel.

• Adhered to strict quality control standards, guaranteeing the reliability and stability of built scaffolding structures.
• Displayed strong physical stamina, consistently fulfilling demanding labor requirements throughout long workdays onsite.
• Demonstrated versatility in scaffold construction by adapting to various architectural designs and requirements.
• Enhanced job site safety by assembling and dismantling safe, secure scaffolding structures.
• Disassembled scaffolding and equipment when projects were completed or after each shift according to strict schedules.
• Improved team productivity through effective collaboration and clear communication with coworkers and supervisors.
• Established strong working relationships with clients by delivering high-quality workmanship within deadlines.
• Assembled and disassembled tiered seating for public events.

Erecting and Dismantling Scaffolding:

This involves assembling and disassembling scaffolding systems, including setting up poles, horizontal tubes, platforms, and safety features.

Ensuring Safety:

Scaffolders are responsible for the safety of the scaffolding they build, ensuring it meets safety standards and regulations.

Reading Plans and Blueprints:

They interpret blueprints and construction plans to determine the correct dimensions and placement of scaffolding.

Inspecting and Maintaining Scaffolding:

Regularly checking scaffolding for damage or defects and making necessary repairs or adjustments.

Working at Heights:

Scaffolders work at various heights, requiring physical fitness and a strong understanding of safety procedures.

Teamwork and Communication:

They work as part of a team, communicating effectively with other scaffolders and construction personnel.

• Measured old structural parts or assemblies to determine dimensional requirements of replacements parts.
• Maintained compliance with all safety procedures from both client and employer.
• Tightened or replaced bolts and gaskets to repair leaks.
• Inspected equipment and structures to determine scope of work (SOW).
• Built and repaired process tanks, storage tanks and water treatment tanks.
• Used hand signals to notify crane operator to lift components to specific positions.