Zachary Koback

• Covered surfaces with drop cloths, masking tape and paper during painting.
• Helped remove damaged materials and surfaces in preparation for repairs.
• Filled cracks, holes and joints with fillers using caulking guns and putty knives.
• Examined surfaces for imperfections and applied additional coats to achieve smooth, even finish.

• Removed weeds, hazards, and debris from common pathways to improve usability.
• Handled hedge, bush, and shrub trimming.
• Performed planting, watering, mulching, and edging of lawns.
• Maintained clean worksites throughout projects by removing debris, trimming overgrown plants, and keeping tools organized.
• Enhanced curb appeal by maintaining and improving landscape features such as lawns, gardens, and walkways.
• Applied mulch and other soil amendments to improve plant growth conditions while also controlling weeds and retaining moisture levels.
• Developed strong client relationships by addressing concerns or requests promptly and providing excellent customer service throughout projects.

• Ensured safety of clients'' homes and belongings with thorough assessments and proper equipment installation.
• Ensured compliance with local regulations regarding hazardous material disposal while completing required paperwork for each project.
• Safeguarded structural integrity during demolition processes by carefully following established procedures for removing damaged materials from affected sites.
• Expedited drying process, strategically placing air movers and dehumidifiers throughout impacted spaces.
• Prevented further damage to properties, promptly removing standing water using water extraction equipment.
• Mitigated mold growth through diligent application of antimicrobial treatments in affected areas.
• Enhanced client trust, communicating effectively with insurance adjusters and keeping them informed about the job''s status.

I would start my day at 4AM and begin with a pre trip inspection on my truck. I would start my route picking up cans and making sure the correct material was being dumped. I would drive anywhere from cle elum over to ephrata.

• Company Overview: Seattle
• Being a Heavy equipment opertor here at united recycle I operated a 320 Komatsu front end loader full time pushing material, loading trucks and other various things needed done around the facility
• When needed I would fill in operation our 270 komatsu excavator sorting material, packing and loading cans
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• Company Overview: Seattle
• I was a scale house attendant full time for a few months before I got into heavy equipment
• But continued to cover lunch breaks and weekends when needed
• We used encore for our scaling program
• In our scale we would get Job name, Company name, truck numbers, can numbers and weigh them in and out
• Seattle

• Company Overview: Seattle
• My duties of line lead were to make sure everyone stayed focused and safe up on the sorting line
• I handed out all appropriate PPE at the begining of the day and made sure everyone played their part in having a clean and safe work enviorment
• All while making sure everyone was motivated to work and kept a good morale
• Seattle

• Company Overview: Seattle
• Started my position at united recycling as a line sorter
• My job was to seperate materials into their appropriate bins
• We made sure that all materials were clean and not contaminated with non recyclables
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• As a grinder at mclaren plastics my duties were to place molds into jigs, clamp them down, drill holes, and trim off excess materials
• I did move on to slight detail work doing clean up patches and making sure everything looked perfect