Shift Manager resume example

• Maintained clean, safe working environment by removing waste from job site prior to shift completion.
• Collected and removed debris from work sites to maintain team productivity and minimize safety hazards.
• Sustained safety protocols to maintain secure, proper handling of equipment and materials.
• Completed carpentry work, including installing crown molding and wood flooring to meet customer preferences.
• Assisted electrical, plumbing and carpentry teams by completing basic and semi-skilled work.
• Met company and OSHA safety guidelines for work site operations to minimize worker risk.
• Completed general carpentry, electrical, mechanical, HVAC and plumbing installations and repairs.
• Assembled structural components, replacing parts to meet regulatory code standards.
• Notified supervisors of faulty operations and defective materials.
• Addressed and resolved on-site problems to keep teams on-task and avoid development of larger concerns.
• Maintained baseline safety knowledge to identify areas requiring improvement to meet code.
• Coordinated communication between equipment operators via two-way radios and hand signals.
• Logged inventory of materials to maintain access to supplies.
• Provided industry insight to coworkers to assist work completion.
• Supported worker safety by using lock out-tag out procedures on equipment prior to service work.
• Utilized electrical, plumbing and HVAC knowledge to support maintain project timeline adherence.
• Assisted project planning by using laser measuring equipment and marking paint for project element placement.
• Read and understood specifications, drawings and blueprints to complete accurate, high-quality work.
• Built and disassembled scaffolds, bracing and barricades to assist in vertical construction activities.
• Reduced wasteful spending by accurately cutting materials according to specifications.
• Advised officials regarding traffic-control measures to protect work site integrity, crew safety and general public welfare.

Myself and 5 other advanced woodworking and Building trades students at McKinleyville high School were chosen by our Building trades teacher Tim Curry to be part of the Building trades and construction program offered by the Humboldt county office of education. We were chosen to go out into the community and do construction jobs as well as build tiny homes from blueprints we were given by local contractors... we built them from the ground up, and finished a few unfortunately my senior year in high school was cut short due to COVID-19 lockdown and we were unable to finish our last tiny home which to this day is still sitting next to one of our completed ones next to the Building trades building at McKinleyville high School..

• Completed small to medium repairs, remodeling and [Type] home improvement projects.
• Performed basic carpentry tasks, including installing shelves, hooks and closet rods to meet customer needs.
• Oversaw inventory management of tools and supplies to keep necessary materials on hand and available for completion of projects.
• Performed performance and safety inspections on equipment and machinery to maintain operational baseline.
• Operated presses to realign structural components with various levels of damage.
• Analyzed blueprints and schematics to finalize and perfect tiny houses and projects.
• Resurfaced interior and exterior equipment surfaces using brushes, rollers and spray equipment.
• Applied hazard prevention procedures according to regulatory mandates, including assessing electrical appliances and connections.