we do any type of lawn care, house repair, roofing,sheetrock, lumber work any kind of project

I worked here previously in 08/09 but relocated. I started off as an install tech. My job was to load everything we need for the job like material, tools PPE, etc. once at the job site, first things first, safety! We would perform a JSA and have a pep talk to get everyone on the same page to accomplish our goals for the company. We would ditch a trench with our bobcat around the pit, not all the way in case we had to drive in and out of the pit without destroying our trench. We would pull liner across the pit cut it and pull out another! Weld it and do that until the pit is lined. I worked very hard and learned everything I could to benefit the company. I became a right hand man, I ran a few pits and I feel comfortable being a leader! I wouldn't just tell people what to do, If I asked someone to do something I will be right down there working my tail off! I'm experienced with driving truck, pulling trailers, Bobcats, forklifts!!

I started as a water transfer hand. Then became a truck pusher. I would haul a poly trailer, generator with a pump or a trailer with 3" or 4" poly. I would lay it from the drilling rig to a pond. I had to weld the poly together at certain parts to fix a hole or to better secure the poly! I would set a pump attached to a barrel to keep afloat Into the water! Hook the generator up to pump water from the pond or well head and drive along the poly and check it for leaks. If there was a leak we have to shut the generator down and fix the hole we found. My goal was to get the job done fast but yet efficient and and drive way we had to lay poly across, we would use a ditch witch and dig across the driveway to bury the poly so nobody has to worry about driving over it and destroying the poly!

My responsibilities at this job were to build windows efficiently, with my best knowledge of quality at fast but safe speed! I was mainly prepper/ beader. Windows would come down the weld with glaze on the for the glass to stick. I would set it on the a-frame we had, i tall track or balances for the window to slide and set the correct piece of glass into the frame/vent. (We had a frame side and a vent side). Once the glass was dropped I would cut the bead at a 45 degree angle if it's builders or I would trim the bead if it's premium. Premium I would use a soft hammer to install and builders I would install with my hands. After that I would install a screen if it requires it. Each window is labeled with a frame tag with the necessities that it needs and doesn't need. Then hand the window down to the finalizing station. I could perform any job on this line! I can weld the window units, clean the units , build the units, and finalize them to ship out! I worked there a total of 7 years! I worked there 3 years the first time, put my two weeks in and relocated to oklahoma. I relocated the next year back to oregon and worked back at jeld-wen for another 4 years then relocated to Oklahoma for good. I stayed in Oregon to help take care of my father and my grandmother until they passed on.

I helped my family on their farm cut, rake, bale, and haul the hay and stacked it in our barn every July for almost 20 years. They had a wood stove and owned 20 acres so I would help cut down trees, split them to the correct size and stack them in a dry area to prepare for the winter!

I made pizzas to the best of my knowledge and I also delivered them! This was my second job for almost a year until my hours were shortened and it was not worth the fuel and time to work those hours.