Tyler Gassner

At Dahlman construction I started out as a laborer for approximately 6 months and then the carpenter apprenticeship was offered to me where I gladly accepted that great opportunity. 2 years after I completed my apprenticeship I got into more of a foreman role. I have been the lead on 2 medium sized projects.

-the first project was the new rooftop addition on Cafe Benelux in the Third Ward in Milwaukee

-the second project was doing a build out for Colectivo coffee at one of their Madison locations

-along the way of everything I got to be apart of many unique projects doing residential and commercial builds and remodels.

Some other tasks that I have done along the way include:

• Constructed frameworks and structures using various materials, ensuring adherence to safety standards.
• Operated power tools and equipment, performing tasks independently with a focus on precision.
• Assisted in the installation of doors, windows, and cabinetry, demonstrating attention to detail.
• Maintained worksite cleanliness and organization, fostering a safe working environment for team members.
• Collaborated with team members to complete projects efficiently while meeting established deadlines.
• Completed installations of building structures, trim, door systems and cabinetry.
• Demonstrated versatility in carpentry techniques, working proficiently with both hand tools and power tools to achieve desired results.
• Demonstrated close attention to detail to verify quality and accuracy of work.
• Read and interpreted blueprints to follow specifications of projects.
• Followed established job site safety regulations and maintained safe and clean work area.
• Contributed to successful completion of residential and commercial projects by skillfully installing cabinetry, doors, windows, and other building materials.
• Collaborated with other skilled tradespeople to ensure seamless integration of carpentry work within larger construction projects

At michels I traveled to Montana, Indiana, Montana, Alaska, and did work in Wisconsin. I was a laborer for the power/communications division. There I did the following duties:

• Operated heavy machinery to assist in construction projects.
• Followed safety protocols to maintain a secure work environment.
• Assisted skilled tradespeople with various tasks on job sites.
• Loaded and unloaded materials efficiently for transport and storage.
• Maintained tools and equipment to ensure optimal performance.
• Collaborated with team members to complete projects on schedule.
• Conducted routine inspections of work areas for cleanliness and safety compliance.
• Adapted quickly to changing tasks and project requirements as needed.
• Loaded, unloaded, and moved material to and from storage and production areas.
• Upheld company reputation for quality workmanship through dedication to best practices within the laborer role.
• Supported construction projects by assisting with heavy equipment operations and manual labor tasks.
• Demonstrated flexibility with shifting responsibilities based on project needs, contributing to overall productivity levels.
• Contributed to successful completion of projects by following instructions from supervisors and adapting to changing priorities.
• Expanded skill set through continuous learning of new techniques, tools, and equipment related to laborer tasks.
• Obtained a class A cdl