Ryan Shelly

Forklift Man lift and Water truck to keep concrete and dust in air at a minimum, Water lines Electrical wiring and Air hoses built for company to keep workplace productive and repairing any and all problems. Checking hoppers for built up concrete and using pole to shove concrete through, if concrete drys going inside hopper to jackhammer and hit concrete off metal hopper to help production stay going. Building proper cages for the dry cast concrete pipe, grinding down rings to be smooth with zero imperfections to make the best 18 and 36 concrete pipes, adding oil to rings and putting cages on top then adding them inside the main cage and closing it for main forklift driver to come grab it and have concrete pored inside it then forklift driving it back for me to open it patch up the pipe and adding holes so the customers can pick it up with chains for easy transportation. Grinding and adapting the current parts to make them work together and fit together, Always using proper PPE to keep the work environment safe at all times and never leaving tools laying around to cause accidents, Always putting them back into proper areas. Telling supervisors when anything looks unusual or broken and with permission fixing said problem. Any obstacles put my way finding a way to adapt and get the job done properly.

• Enhanced customer satisfaction by completing installations efficiently and accurately.
• Reduced callbacks for repairs by ensuring proper installation practices were followed.
• Maintained a high level of safety on job sites through strict adherence to safety protocols and guidelines.
• Collaborated with team members to complete large-scale installations in a timely manner.
• Cleaning and fixing all that others have done to cause fire issues or improper instillations.
• Welding ac unit and installing wires.
• Adding vents properly so that zero humidity can get inside to cause water and mold to grow inside AC vents.

Collecting and making sure all equipment is properly maintained so that nothing will become misplaced or broken.

Entering job site and knowing every piece of equipment so you know when to use it and how to use it properly to complete job in the time window the customer wants it complete.

Completing paper work to bill the businesses that hired us by writing down times we arrived time spent on the job site and times we had to leave to get tools plus lunch breaks.