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Click here or scroll down to respond to this candidateCandidate's Name
Port Orange, FL Street Address
EMAIL AVAILABLEPHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEMy family and I just moved to the the Port Orange area from the Midwest, looking for career opportunity with room for growth. I am a very dedicated hard-working man with strong work ethic and morals, believing in honesty, respect and reliability.Authorized to work in the US for any employerWork ExperienceDelivery Driver/Warehouse WorkerBusti Lumber-Elma, IAJuly 2023 to May 2024As a Delivery Driver/Warehouse Worker at Busti lumber, my duties and responsibilities were diverse and crucial to operation. Firstly, I would be responsible for loading and unloading lumber from trucks, ensuring that the lumber is handled carefully to prevent damage. I also needed to organize and maintain the warehouse, keeping the lumber sorted by type and size for easy access. As a delivery driver, I was responsible for transporting lumber to various locations, requiring a strong knowledge of local routes and a clean driving record. I would also need to inspect the delivery vehicle regularly to ensure it is in good working condition. Customer service was also a key part of my role, as I would often be the point of contact for customers receiving deliveries. Additionally, I needed to keep accurate records of inventory and deliveries, ensuring that any discrepancies are reported and resolved promptly. My role required physical strength, attention to detail, and excellent organizational skills. BuilderOrchard Construction Inc.-Charles City, IAMarch 2017 to July 2023As a builder for orchard construction I was responsible for planning the grain bins, taking into account factors such as the type of grain to be stored, the volume of grain, and the local climate conditions. I would also need to source materials and manage construction, ensuring that the bins are built to specification and are structurally sound. Safety regulations needed to be strictly adhered to both during the construction process and in the final product. Once the bins are built, I was responsible for their maintenance and repair, regularly inspecting them for any signs of damage or wear that could compromise the safety of the stored grain. Additionally, I would need to manage the loading and unloading of grain, ensuring that this is done in a way that maintains the quality of the grain and prevents spoilage. Finally, I kept accurate records of the quantities and types of grain stored in each bin. This role required a strong understanding of agriculture, construction, and logistics. CarpenterCedarcrest Construction-Elma, IAAugust 2013 to August 2017When I was a carpenter at Cedarcrest Construction, my responsibilities were integral and valuable to the construction of homes. I was tasked with interpreting blueprints and understanding building plans to meet the needs of my clients. My role involved cutting, shaping, and smoothing lumber and other materials according to precise measurements. I assembled wooden structures like frameworks, floors, and walls, and installed them. Repairing damaged furniture and structures were also part of my duties. Additionally, I was responsible for ensuring safety standards were met at all times. This role required physical strength, precision, and a solid understanding of mathematics and geometry. EducationHigh school diplomaRiceville High School - Riceville, IASeptember 2010 to May 2013Commercial Driver's License (CDL)Class AExpires: June 2031State: IASkills Geometry Carpentry Drywall Algebra Landscape Maintenance Blueprint Reading Heavy Equipment Operation Mechanical Knowledge Delivery Driver Experience Fabrication Construction Load & Unload Forklift Power tools Landscaping Agriculture Greenhouse experience Farming Farm machinery Flatbed Commercial driving Tractor-trailer Manual transmissionCertifications and LicensesDriver's LicenseCDL AOSHA 10Air Brake Endorsement |
