William Marcos Sangster

my uncle had a few house's that he bought and a crew of us would go in look around and see what needed to be fixed and how much it would cost

Tony would have dumpsters dropped off so we throw away things the family left behind or sinks , refrigerators , stoves , the floor , the walls all the cabinets everything in side

I would help out on dry wall or green board

I can put in vinyl flooring

We would just fix up everything and my uncle would sell the homes or rent them and only reason why i stop working cause he ran out of work hes looking for new homes

supervisor was Tony Clendenen

Kasilof Alaska

i would have to wait on boats to come in and unload there catch of the day there was a crane operator that would hoist up the fish ( salmon ) and put them in containers i would tag them so we know which boat is who's .Ill get a fork truck and move the container onto this lift that would dump the fish in a big bin and the fish would come down on a conveyor belt and we would sort the fish from pinks , silvers , chum , and reds the kings had there own special container when i wasn't doing that we clean up the work area and fill up containers with ice and water or i cooked for everyone cause there was no cook and i completed the season

• I pushed wood through a saw's just to make them smaller so they can be used later and when i wasn't doing this i had to use a nail gun to make wooden pallets more you make the better the pay
• 309-752-1770
• Loaded, unloaded, and moved material to and from storage and production areas.
• Maintained clean workspaces by enforcing strict housekeeping guidelines for storage areas, dock bays, and equipment zones.

• I was on the Gordon Jenson
• Supervisor: Murdock
• Worked off load
• I worked on deck so the frozen block of fish would come up a conveyor belt
• Me and a partner would grab them put it on a pallet so many high
• When the pallet is done we will send it out to be put on a hoist to bring over to The other ship
• Inventory and labeling
• Work in any weather

• Supervisor Mike
• Make boxes with a staple gun
• Coil copper wire with the coil machine
• Put different insulation around the wire
• Box up different product to be sent out
• 563-323-6130

• Supervisor/brother David Davis
• We used crowbars and other tools to break down drywall
• Then we will pick it all up shovel it up and put them in big trash containers
• Pretty much we took out everything in the inside of a house the walls and cabinets
• Closets in bathrooms and stairs
• And we will clean up everything so that another crew would replace the whole inside

• Supervisor: Mike, Clarence, John, Richard
• Follow PPE, machine tool, and lock-out tag-out procedures
• Clean and maintain machines and work area
• Blend, grind, and cook product on assembly line
• Rout product to different parts of the plant
• Take samples to check the quality of the product for shipping
• Check list to maintain correct shipping and receiving levels
• (309)-658-2291

• Supervisor: Neil
• Communicate with hotel guests to see if they need anything
• Vacuum the room, clean the room, wash all the bedding and get new bedding add fresh towels, soap, coffee.
• (952)-854-3322

• Manufacture roofing shingles, wall and roof insulation
• Trim foam board on assembly line
• Cut insulation according to work orders using various saws.
• Stack products for palletization.
• (309)743-7000

• Supervisor: Richard Fault
• Wash viscera of slaughtered animals to separate edible portions
• High-pressure wash and chemical wash work area, machines and tools.
• Follow lock out tag out procedures
• (608)-568-3429