Scott Glynn

• Worked around live machinery and ongoing operations to complete [Number] scaffolding projects on-time and under budget.
• Worked in team-focused environment to collaboratively complete projects on time and within budget.
• Safely installed and dismantled scaffolding from aerial lifts and larger lifts.
• Utilized problem-solving skills to troubleshoot and resolve issues with scaffolding structures.

excavation - digging trenches for foundations & drains.

Drainage - installing drainage piping for clean and dirty water within house foundations.

Concreting - using a team to pour concrete house foundations.

Pavements - laying pavements, kerbs, and patios.

Machinery - operating machinery. front loading dumper. small excavators, compaction plates, power tools etc.

Blueprints - Reading and interpreting blueprints on a daily basis to reach daily targets.

Enforced highway legislation to keep the roads safe and accessible when contractors and construction maintenance was being done.

Investigate complaints and violations.

gather evidence to support any claims.

prepare files for court.

issue penalty charges.

inspect all construction work was being done safely at all times.

inspect site was safe for traffic and pedestrians to pass safely.

check work that was 6 months - 2 years old to see if it was failing before guarantee period was up.

liaise with multiple different agencies to work out best times and routes and actions to take on bigger projects.

Working from a vehicle we would be a reactive construction team that covered many miles daily repairing and maintaining the road network.

Repairing pot holes.

Repairing Iron water drainage grates.

repairing damaged road surfaces.

repairing concrete.

repairing Kerbs.

Repairing pathways / walkways

Working for a company that was a construction repair specialist. subcontracted to local councils in the north west of England.

Repairing pathways.

Repairing roads.

Repairing pot holes.

Repairing walls.

Pouring concrete.

Building new pathways and roads when they had eroded enough to justify repair.