Joseph Paul Email & Phone Number

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

The primary duties include performing and managing voucher control disbursement inspections on commercial developments, custom homes, residential developments, retail developments, remodeling, and tenant space improvement projects. Also performing construction progress inspections for in house voucher control. Conducting special request inspections and assessments form lenders and property owners for construction projects, analyzing the completed work to the requested amounts, and generating reports. Spreadsheet creation and updating is a critical skill in the reporting process.October 2023 - Became lead for the inspection department in the Las Vegas office. This responsibility includes: managing the company vehicle, team trainings, weekly work load management for the team, quality assurance and quality control on reports for the team, reporting all team activity, and maintaining the team's expected and achieved monthly billable.

Las Vegas, Nevada Area

This position provides experience in completing Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments. Also, to complete and finalize project tasks according to deadlines and within budgets, project research for sites such as the historical or analytical information on a site, the preparation of quality supporting documents such as site figures and appendices, and data compilation with organization. Communication with clients and subject site representatives is another key aspect. Other responsibilities are to conduct site reconnaissance, including sampling activities, technical report authoring, and the preparation of quality supporting report documents and files. To plan, schedule and track project timeline and milestones to ensure progress status is on schedule. To provide solid recommendations and solutions to the Project Manager and clients, while understanding the assessment's potential impact on the transaction process, and to identify and resolve issues with projects. To coordinate and respond to requests for changes in project scope, also to deliver appropriate progress reports and recommendations to the project manager and client.

711 Marks St, Henderson, Nevada 89014

My duties are to deliver orders to costumers in a accurate and timely manner. When I am not on the road I would be: taking orders over the phone and entering them into the computer, on oven duty (boxing orders), making orders to put into the oven, cleaning the store (floors, dishes, and counters), folding boxes, or preparing foods for the next rush. I plot routes with the GPS computer system. Should any customer complaint arises I resolve it my skills in customer satisfaction. I have maintained a 5 star out of 5 star rating as a delivery driver and I currently serve as a new driver trainer. Recently, I was awarded with a "Recognition for Passion" on the Domino's website "dominos.achievers.com" for excellent work performance and a positive attitude. My responsibilities in management have been to help the employees and the customers. More specifically: to diffused angry customer situations, issued banks ($20) to drivers, dispatched drivers on the deliveries, closed down the store, counted down the cash drawer and safe, completed safe drops, cancel bad orders, cash drivers out, conducted daily inventories, train new employees, and complete bank drop at the end of the night.

Risk Management Department

My experience has been both hands-on and paperwork based on various situations. My training has included: asbestos awareness training, spent aerosol can training, and properly disposing of spent aerosol cans and paint supplies. I improved my sampling techniques from sampling underground water tanks at bus yards, gained more data entry experience, filing (both digital and physical), gained regulation knowledge, and webinar training. I managed data and updated files for each school about their air quality information, chemical inventories, and underground storage tanks. I also assembled and reviewed asbestos management plan reports (AMPs) and air quality applications for renewal permits. Other tasks have been to make sure that current permits were at each site locations, and air studies for some of the district sites. I have configured data with each location and its completion of applications through excel. I have also been on a few air studies testing air quality of both inside and outside of school and admin buildings.

River Mountain Water Treatment Facility And Alfred Merritt Smith Water Treatment

My responsibilities have focused on the operation of a 6-gallon per minute pilot plant utilizing six filter columns filled with granular media located at SNWA’s Alfred Merritt Smith Water Treatment Facility in Boulder City, NV. My routine tasks have included collecting water quality samples, analyzing water quality samples, and updating spreadsheets. Other responsibilities were to backwash filters, preparing chemical solutions, and maintaining chemical feed systems to ensure accurate dosing into the pilot plant to meet study objectives. Analysis of the grab samples has been UV absorbance at 254 nm, cellular and total adenosine triphosphate (ATP), and total and free chlorine residual. Also recorded the SCADA head loss, manometer volumes, turbidity meter checks, particle count adjustments, and chemical equations from the amount batched. I also managed the SDS for the lab and two projects. Making sure that the SDS was up to date for each item, that everything was properly stored, conducted and surveyed the chemical inventory, ordered supplies for the research projects, and ran calibrations when needed.

2585 South Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas, Nv 89109

My duties were to deliver orders to costumers in a accurate and timely manner. When I was not on the road I would be: taking orders over the phone and entering them into the computer, on oven duty (boxing orders), making orders to put into the oven, cleaning the store (floors, dishes, and counters), folding boxes, or preparing foods for the next rush. I plot routes with the GPS computer system. Should any customer complaint arises I resolve it my skills in customer satisfaction.

5380 Blue Diamond Road, Las Vegas, Nv 89139

My responsibilities were to locate delivery sites, call the customer to confirm delivery and type and quantity of products being delivered and get drop instructions. At the beginning of each shift a truck inspection was conducted, and if there were any problems, they were reported in the logs to alert and recognize safety hazards. Covering the truckload before leaving the yard was a safety precaution that if not done could have resulted in a traffic violation. I occasionally advised customers on tree planting and information on various plant-life accessories. Additional responsibilities were to order materials and process purchase orders to receive rock material from the quarries. Performance of data entry was also done by maintaining inventory loss (shrink), and by recording the mileage daily. After all of the duties were completed, there was always more work to do. The additional duties entailed using the forklift to stock flagstone, a backhoe to load customers and organize the boulder pit, and the front-end loader to load vehicles on the scale and to scrape the yard. I operated the bobcat with a sweeper attachment to sweep the rocks in the yard, as well as, the bucket attachment to load small pickup truck beds. I also used some hand tools to fix sprinklers and irrigation lines to ensure that they worked to keep dust levels down in the yard. Additional projects would include organizing pallets of soils and boulders, and would require the use of hand tools, power tools, and occasionally a forklift. During the winter from mid November to the end of December I would help process, stock, cut, and deliver Christmas Trees around regular duties. This required the use of hand tools and a chainsaw.

2585 South Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas, Nv 89109

My duties are to deliver orders to costumers in a accurate and timely manner. When I am not on the road I would be: taking orders over the phone and entering them into the computer, on oven duty (boxing orders), making orders to put into the oven, cleaning the store (floors, dishes, and counters), folding boxes, or preparing foods for the next rush. I plot routes with the GPS computer system. Should any customer complaint arises I resolve it my skills in customer satisfaction.

3753 Howard Hughes, Las Vegas, Nv 89169

As an armed security officer for this company, there were many different sites. I had one main site during the winter months and two different sites that I would travel between in during the spring and summer months. For the winter months, I was stationed on the business complex lot with the Can Can Room strip club off of Industrial Road. I patrolled the facility from 4 pm to 4 am recording any and all events in a written log that I then sent via email at the end of the shift. During the time I was stationed there, I recorded license plates and the driver description of all suspicious vehicles that would pull up to the convenient store (which is no longer in business), go inside, and come back out with nothing in hand in under 30 seconds. Due to my reports, these activities were then investigated and stopped by law enforcement. During the summer months, I was assigned to two different sites. There, my duties were to patrol the facility until the closing workers were ready to be escorted to their vehicles.

714 South Boulder Highway, Henderson, Nevada, 89015

My duties were to deliver orders to costumers in a accurate and timely manner. When I was not on the road I would be: taking orders over the phone and entering them into the computer, on oven duty (boxing orders), making orders to put into the oven, cleaning the store (floors, dishes, and counters), folding boxes, or preparing foods for the next rush. I plot routes with the GPS computer system.

4455 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, Nv 89169

For this facility, my experience was not just a pool security position, but also included assignments inside The Joint, nightclub venues, and other areas throughout the hotel and casino. This was an unarmed position with the main objective being costumer service. During pool security assignments, I was a roaming officer floating from each station post within one of the four pools. I would break other officers for meals and breaks, and patrol the poolside to ensure the safety of guests and prevent any potential form of theft. Illegal drugs were confiscated and if there was a considerate amount or if anyone was intending to sell, the police were then involved. I only ever had to trespass one individual for selling on the property. This process also involved a report that needed to be filled out. At the guard points, I would also assist in bag searches, pat-downs, and other potential security breaches. For the visitors that were unconscious or intoxicated, I would take them in a wheelchair to the medic post with their belongings in order to be medically treated by an EMT and removed from the pool for the rest of the day. As a “roamer”, when a fight would break out, it was our responsibility to respond to the scene and dismantle the conflict in a safe manner, while the stationed officers stayed put to prevent any possible security breaches. I had the same responsibilities when assigned to evening poolside concerts. When assigned at The Joint or nightclub, I had both roaming and standing guard assignments that accommodated the same responsibilities. During both opening and closing shifts, I assisted with the caravan transporting money and poker chips to and from the cage/vault.

8725 South Eastern Avenue, Las Vegas, Nevada 89123

My responsibilities were to map the delivery sites and to confirm the deliveries, as well as, delivery of products, such as plants, trees, and planting materials using 25 foot long to 34 foot long trucks. I provided customers with occasional advising of tree planting and information on various plant-life accessories. The trucks were inspections daily, and if there were any problems, they reported through the logs to alert and recognize hazards. After deliveries were complete plants and materials were transferred from store to store, as well as, to and from the warehouse. After the main tasks of delivering were completed for the day, there would be a side project to finish that would vary from organizing rows of pallets loaded with soils, to stacking and organizing pallets, or even putting plants back in stock and helping customers find plants. Additional projects required hand tools, power tools, and irrigation tools.In spring of 2012, I was moved out to rock yard and was the assistant to the Rock Yard manager at the time Kyle Mickelson (who is now a store manager). I was responsible for organizing deliveries as they were to be sent out, taking orders, using the register, faxing documents, stocking the trailer, and ordering truckloads of rocks to stock the yard. Performance of data entry was done by maintaining inventory loss data (shrink), and by recording the mileage daily. Additional duties were to process purchase orders to receive rock from the quarries. During this time I operated the front-end loader, the backhoes, and the smaller bobcat loader with the sweeper, bucket, and clamp attachments.In the winter of 2012, I was moved back over to Green Delivery Driver and would occasionally go and drive for the Rock Yard when needed. During the winter from mid November to the end of December I would help process Christmas Trees around regular duties. This required the use of hand tools and a chainsaw.

Hoover Dam Visitor Center, Boulder City, Nevada 89005

My responsibilities were to help the customers by cashing them out and answering any questions they might have accumulated during their tour of the Dam. I also had the duty of promoting souvenirs and pictures that were sold only at the stand. During the waves of tours, I would edit images so make some clothing not disappear being we were using a green screen behind people to capture their picture and place them in front of a background of the Hoover Dam. If there were no computer station available to edit, then I was bagging folded picture holders to speed the process of checking people out at the register. I also got the experience of changing out rolled ink for the printers. At the end of each shift, I would count the drawer and organize the display case.

Las Vegas, Nevada Area

The main responsibility was to help the customers, stock inventory, and operate the cash register as well as the forklift. I also trained in selling products and informing the customers about chemicals and fertilizers and how to plant and provided helpful tips with landscaping needs. I put back plants and landscape materials back into stock and taped up any damaged bags while combining same bags to make whole bags. I organized pallets of rock and soils and cleaned debris out from under and around the pallets. I have changed labels and replaced products signs and sky numbers. I gained experience with entering in ordered products from vendors and checking in inventory from the warehouse. I was given a lot of various projects to work on that would require organizing and cleaning large areas. During closing procedures, I would restock the shelves, clean the restrooms, put pallets of soils away from the front into the holding area, sweep the front of the store, clean up the holding area, and step inside the store. Projects typically required the use of hand tools, power tools, and sometimes a forklift.

San Antonio, Texas, United States

Basic Training. Entry level separation due to patellofemoral pain syndrome.