Troy Schexnaider

Tack truck driver, filling up the tank on the back of the truck with material, replacing the propane tanks on the truck, driving this separate driving two different locations to spray down tack on the road to adhere asphalt to the road.

• Helping painter prep for job, learning to spray with pot cooker, also helping welders prep for jobs on job site. Operating forklift, operating bobcat, saw for cutting concrete, putting in concrete. Putting in pipes. Operation of all hand tools.
• Inspected work sites to measure dimensions, lay out work and estimate materials for each job.
• Scissor lift operator.

• Operating a shuttle buggy, dumping dump trucks of material. Inside heavy equipment used for making and creating roads, also operated bobcat, also broom sweep used for cleaning and sweeping the roads. And various hand tools.
• Operated front end loader to move dirt and different base materials.
• Kept equipment fueled and ready for immediate use to support scheduling demands.
• Transported materials around construction sites to work locations.
• Learned about new equipment and related attachments while maintaining knowledge of items used daily to meet job requirements.
• Followed signals from ground crew and other operators to safely move materials and prevent dangerous interactions or missed cues.
• Inspected faulty equipment to identify and address root causes.
• Loaded both raw materials and finished components to support manufacturing and production processes.

• Followed established safety practices when using tools and equipment.
• Cleaned equipment, maintained supplies and organized tools for use in critical farm operations.
• Quality control of product before shipping.
• Running the assembly line, packaging product on pallets Saran wrapping.

• Transported heavy equipment from job site to job site
• Operated steel drum roller, and rubber tire roller
• Basic operations for bobcat
• Operations of basic hand tools, flagging. Learning hand signals
• Loading and unloading heavy.
• equipment on gooseneck trailer.
• Performed pre-shift and post-shift equipment inspections and accurately completed reports to support company policy.
• Employed heavy equipment operation best practices resulting in minimal complaints or incidents.
• Transported materials around construction sites to work locations.
• Followed signals from ground crew and other operators to safely move materials and prevent dangerous interactions or missed cues.
• Spring tack out the back of tanker truck.