Luckily I was bounced around to different contractors as jobs ended and new jobs started. I say luckily because this taught me many different ways to approach the problems and tasks that arise in the construction industry. Since I was not tied down to any particular company I also saw great variation in job sites. I've worked an airport tower from the ground up, bending rigid pipe and grounding it's vast network of ground wells and grounding plates. I've worked brick and mortar schools doing rough in pipe work with the masons. I've worked off of basic prints to design and build a security/patient wander guard system. To say that I have experienced almost every facet of the electrical trade would be accurate.

I managed approximately $3 million worth of inventory not including the quantities in production and in transit to our facility. I was responsible for all sales projections and production planning with our overseas factories. There were numerous reports that I was also responsible for, including valuation of inventory on hand and in transit, sales forecast and its impact on our stock, stock levels, etc. I was also the primary contact between our company and the replenishment department at Wal-Mart, who was one of our customers.