The North American Contractor Certification Program for Architectural Glass and Metal Contractors (NACC) has been created with input and guidance from glazing and construction industry experts. It is intended to provide certification recognition as a means of creating a baseline for competency, business practices, and adherence to industry-accepted guidelines for glazing contractors participating in the program.

responsible for managing membership development, programs, facilities, volunteer/staff development, and local Annual Campaign. Responds to member and guest needs, promotes memberships and programs and is primarily responsible for assuring conformity with policies and procedures as adopted by the Association.

Creating and adjusting project schedules accordingly. Work effectively with the appointed Project Manager by regularly updating them on progress, discoveries, discrepancies, and any possible conditions or delays. Implement Safety And Quality Guidelines. managing labor and resources, overseeing the completion of tasks, and ensuring that all safety protocols are followed

A Materials Testing Technician collects samples and performs routine to difficult standardized physical and chemical tests, in the field or laboratory, on soils, aggregates, steel, asphalt concrete, Portland concrete, construction materials, inspects pipe fabrication, performs nuclear gauge compaction tests, and submits findings in oral or written reports and takes corrective actions when required in routine cases.Specific tasks to be performed by these positions may include, but are not limited to, the following:Performs materials testing at various work sitesSamples and performs testing on soils or other construction materialsPerforms basic construction monitoring work involving field observation of excavations, trenching, grading and demolition workPrepare a daily activity reportAssist with non-destructive ultrasonic shop inspection in fabricator or job sites.

perform/maintain village landscaping. Operate tractor, Skid Steer. Perform maintenance of all village infrastructure to include carpentry, plumbing and electrical. Assist in setup and tear down of all village special events and activities

Prepare jobsite for drilling, change drill steel, rigging and hand signals, prep for shotcrete, pull shotcrete hose, mix grout and operate grout pump, operate shotcrete pump, properly setup and and operate grout pump and containment area, preventive maintenance on all jobsite equipment, place GCS facing, fabric and backfill, operate skid steer, operate forklift, operate plate compactor. operate and understand casing drill/ chuck tending duties

Creates promotional products for businesses and Organizations in Northern New York. Uses COREL DRAW to create original graphic designs or modify existing designs for a myriad of promotional products ie clothing, banners, signs and posters. Operates heat transfers press and Screen printing machines in order to fulfill customer orders. Receives and accounts for inventory. Prepares and organizes out going customer orders.

Greet customers as they enter the establishment. Take beverage orders from guests. Ensure timely delivery and presentation of beverages to guest. Suggest additional menu items. Total guest checks in an accurate and timely manner. Use cash register and count change. Prepare shift and audit at the end of shift.

[Combat operations of note in this position: Operation Freedoms Sentinel: Tarin Kowt, Uruzgan Province Afghanistan]Served as a Rifle Platoon Sergeant in a Light Infantry Company; prepared to deploy within 96 hours for worldwide combat and contingency operations, responsible for the morale, health, welfare, physical fitness and discipline of a 36 Soldier Rifle Platoon; responsible for the individual training and maintenance of their equipment; primary instructor and advisor in the matters of tactics, personnel management and junior leader development; responsible for the accountability and maintenance of all assigned equipment worth in excess of $150,000.

Performs duties as the Battalion (BN) Assistant Operations Sergeant in a basic combat training (BCT))Battalion composed of 5 BCT companies and a BN Headquarters, including 675 Soldiers; responsible for assisting planning, coordination and supervision of all battalion operations training; coordination with higher headquarters, battalion staff sections, range control, and other installation level agencies, to ensure accomplishment of all missions; responsible for cadre certification and taskings; serves as the principle staff adviser to the Battalion Command Sergeant Major in all aspects of training, scheduling, and operations.

[Conducted 200 Military Honor Funerals]Serves as Squad Leader, representing Headquarters and Alpha Company, Special troops Battalion Honor Platoon; renders Military Honors throughout 46 counties in South Carolina and three National Cemeteries; performs in high profile ceremonies in the Ft. Jackson community; conducts Military Funeral Honors (MFH) missions; supports installation daily tasks; responsible for the health, welfare, and training of eight Soldiers and equipment valued at $80,000.00

[Trained 480 Civilians to become highly motivated, well disciplined, physically and mentally fit Soldiers]Performs duties as a Platoon Sergeant to assist and advise the Company Commander, Executive Officer and the First Sergeant; responsible for the health, welfare and training pertaining to the platoon; leads, supervises, and counsels Soldiers to include two Drill Sergeants and 60 initial entry training Soldiers for a 10 week training cycle; Plans, executes and supervises platoon training, assess the performance on all assigned Soldiers; Instructs basic tactical and technical training in areas to include Pre hospital Trauma care/ First Aid, Physical Readiness Training, Drill and Ceremony, Basic and Advanced Rifle Marksmanship, Land Navigation, Hand to Hand Combat, Small Unit Tactics, Army Values and Ethics

[Combat operations of note in this position: Operation Enduring Freedom VIV-X: Naray, Kunar Province, Afghanistan; Operation Enduring Freedom XI-XII: Shembawut, Khost Province, Afghanistan]Serves as the Team Leader in a dismounted Reconnaissance Troop Assigned to an Infantry Brigade Combat Team with a worldwide deployable mission, responsible for the health and welfare, morale, discipline, and counseling of five personnel; supervises all intelligence operations in the Troop; gives updated enemy patrol debriefs; acts as a liaison with higher echelon intelligence sections; manages all current and emerging high value targets for the Troop; recommends to the commander when a target is actionable and the availability of assets, responsible for $4,000,000.00 of assigned equipment.

Responsible for the accomplishment of Department of the Army quantitative and qualitative enlistment objectives; conducts daily telephone prospecting and area canvassing/marketing to include face to face interviews. Responsible for establishing and maintaining close coordination with community high schools and university officials to implement and conduct a variety of Army recruiting and awareness programs.

[Combat Operations of note in this position: Operation Enduring Freedom IV: Asadabad, Kunar Province, Afghanistan]Leads and trains a four-man fire team capable of deploying worldwide as part of the XVIII Airborne Corps; trains assigned members in offensive and defensive operations; responsible for the maintenance and accountability of assigned weapon systems in adverse conditions; monitors and influences the morale, welfare and the health of all assigned personnel and equipment; ensures that the team is trained to the highest standards on all tasks and physical fitness.

Deployment of note: SFOR peace keeping mission Tusla; Bosnia-Herzegovina