Shaun Kariniemi

I currently work for a window cleaning business as a solo window cleaner. I frequently receive generous tips and kind words expressing their satisfaction in customer service, work ethic, and professionalism. Reviews can be seen on the Lumi Window Cleaning google website. It is a great job for me but I want to be involved in the aviation industry. Before I went solo as a window cleaner, I worked with a team, and this helped me work well in a team environment. We gave each other supportive criticism and kept each other on our toes to deliver the best work.

Picked up an engineering job for a few months when I needed money really bad. the working experience helped me learn integrity and trust. It was short lived due to being laid off when the company was slow of work.

• Operated high-reach equipment to clean windows safely and efficiently.
• Maintained cleanliness and organization of equipment and work areas.
• Collaborated with team members to execute large-scale cleaning projects.
• Implemented safety protocols to minimize risk during high-altitude operations.
• Provided exceptional customer service by addressing client inquiries promptly.

• Worked a long, hot summer doing construction. Taught me to accept the heat and keep working regardless of how I feel. Im thankful for the experience as it taught me hard labor and discipline.
• Followed safety protocols to maintain a secure work environment and prevent accidents.
• Assisted skilled tradespeople in various construction tasks, promoting teamwork and efficiency.
• Loaded and unloaded materials, ensuring timely availability for ongoing projects.
• Installed basic structures under supervision, learning essential construction techniques.
• Maintained clean job sites by organizing tools and disposing of debris properly.
• Utilized hammers, saws, squares, levels, and fastening devices to complete projects.
• Maintained clean and organized job sites, contributing to a safe working environment for all employees.
• Worked independently in fast-paced environment while meeting productivity and quality expectations.

I was 18 years old with a strong drive to start my own painting business with my painting background. I worked for 4 different companies from 15-18 years old. In WA I switched to the different companies twice because I was offered higher pay due to my work ethic and responsibility. I then moved to CO and immediately got another job painting. I received multiple pay raises there. I then decided I want to go on my own to make more money so I started my own business. I worked with many others in my experiences, and learned a lot how to go about being efficient and problem solving. I worked hard for 6 months staying busy, with all happy customers. I then decided this is not the industry I want to be involved in, so I moved to AZ to start flight training as an aspiring airline pilot.

• Maintained tools and equipment in proper working condition through regular cleaning and upkeep.
• Painted surfaces using brushes, spray guns, and paint rollers.
• Painted indoor areas such as hallways, bathrooms, and lobbies.
• Prepared trim, walls and ceilings for painting by cleaning, smoothing, and priming.
• Applied putty, wood filler, spackling, and caulks to prep uneven surfaces and fill in holes.
• Operated power sprayers and hand tools to prepare and paint large areas.
• Applied primer, paints, varnishes and lacquers to walls and surfaces using traditional and sprayer methods.
• Climbed scaffolding, staging, ladders, and planks to reach work area surfaces and observed safety protocols to prevent falls.
• Consistently met safety regulations while working on-site at both residential and commercial properties.
• Worked holidays and weekends depending on shifting needs of project.