Journeyman Carpenter
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Total years of experience :21 years, 8 Months
INTERIOR SYSTEMS, HIGHWAY, AND OUT OF STATE WORK
• Earlier in my career I worked interior system jobs. Where I did
commercial and residential framing, installed sheetrock, doors,
windows, cabinets, trim work, acoustical ceiling systems, and hardware.
• I have worked on highway and bridge projects, both new construction
and refurbishing. Requiring understanding hazards of construction in
heavy traffic, marine, infrastructure, and railway environments.
• I have operated heavy construction equipment: mobile cranes, boom
trucks, excavators, backhoes, skid steers, bulldozers, and trucks.
• I have worked in chemical plants, industrial refineries, and paper mills.
• Directed site excavations and drainage systems.
I am currently employed by Madison Concrete Company. Originally
hired as as a all-purpose foreman/supervisor. Since October I have been
responsible for the column building crew. We use several concrete form
systems including: Peri Trio, Doka Framax, and site built wood forms.
My responsibilities include: daily task assignments, safety talks, time
keeping, scheduling and coordination with other trades, rigging and
crane signaling, ordering concrete delivery and placement, blue print
reading for column locations, dimensions, heights, and section details.
On other projects with Madison, I have also been responsible for
decking, beams, scaffolding, grade beams, columns, slab on grade, walls,
elevator pits, and other site specific task.
I have previously been employed by B. Pietrini And Sons. Most recently
on the 1 Water Street apartment tower project. On this site I was a lead
builder/assistant foreman, working in both the deck building crew and
the filigree wideslab placement crew. As second in command I was
responsible for: ensuring that daily building quotas were met safely and
efficiently, filling in when the main foreman was absent, following layout
and interpreting scaffold drawings. Directing the rigging and setting of
filigree deck slabs according to shop drawings. Prior to that, I worked on
the Comcast Innovation and Technology Center. Where we completed
the foundations of the new tallest building outside of New York City.
Including a 4000 cubic yard continuous concrete pour for the elevator
core foundation. Used single face and common wall forms. I was a
integral member of the core building crew, using Peri ACS(P) wall and
work platform system.
Certified Journeyman Carpenter Certified Competent Person in Safety 4 year working apprenticeship completed 2007
Incomplete Degree
Advanced math courses Business management Leadership (JROTC, Civil Air Partol Search and Rescue, Boy Scouts of America, Explorers)