Brian Johnston

• Read blueprints and drawings to determine the specific job requirements.
• Install finished products such as cabinetry fixtures shelves and molding in homes offices stores restaurants.
• Fit and install trim items such as doors, windows, mantels cabinets and hardware.
• Kept worksites organized and tidy to reduce hazards.
• Completed custom woodwork for customers based on specifications.

• Assembled pre-fabricated cabinets using screws, bolts, nails, glue, or other fasteners.
• Removed existing cabinetry and countertops prior to new installation.
• Installed new cabinets, drawers, and doors.
• Installed new trim (Bace board, shoe, toe kick, and crown molding)
• Ensured that all cabinet doors opened and closed properly after installation.

• Worked as a team to fix damaged racking in warehouses.
• Cut out damaged posts on warehouse racking.
• Replaced sections with repair kits.

• Verified production orders prior to starting set-up.
• Set up machines for various jobs to maintain compliance with manufacturing thresholds and waste reduction initiatives.
• Maintained assigned equipment and performed daily inspections to increase equipment longevity and cut costs.
• Lubricated parts and performed minor maintenance to improve machine function.
• Operated a forklift to unload materials off trucks to be stored for future use. As well as loading the material on the line for cutting.
• Assisted the building crews during slow periods to help keep the production running smoothly.

• Kept department records and updated documentation with the latest counts.
• Participated in physical inventory counts to keep information accurate and current.
• Performed inventory counting and identified discrepancies.

• Used pallet jacks to move items to and from warehouse locations.
• Used scanners to track parcel information, condition or receipt.
• Used digital database to keep records of units and stock moved.
• Directed items according to established routing schemes using computer-controlled keyboards and scanning equipment to assist mail-sorting processes.

• Maximized sales potential by preparing, storing, rotating and merchandising products at point-of-sale.
• Inventoried stock and placed new orders to keep supplies within optimal levels for expected demands.
• Resolved customer complaints and escalated worsening concerns for remediation.
• Maintained professional store appearance by inspecting checkout areas and directing team members in cleaning, trash removal and other actions.

I was put in charge of running a pig farm by myself and assisting other farms when needed. I did everything from cleaning the stalls to giving vaccinations, and occasionally removing the dead from their pens.

I was tasked with completely gutting several business that were being prepared for renovation. On top of that I would aid in the transport of tools and materials. As well as several small tasks on several different work sights.

As a seasonal employee I would take packages off a conveyor belt and neatly organize them in there respective trucks for delivery.

• Ensured packages were sealed properly
• Assisted in loading delivery trucks with prepared packages
• Sorted cargo for accurate shipment to target locations, preventing unnecessary delays and promoting productivity
• Resolved conveyor system issues by clearing jams and blockages

I was given the responsibility of delivering large sums of money to ATM locations all over the Chicago land area. once I arrived at each location I would have to refill the machines and collect the rejected bills to be replaced. I was also responsible for preparing and cleaning the money before I delivered it to minimize the amount of rejected bills.