A little bit about myself I have spent most of my life living in the Cold Lake Alberta Area. My father severed in the Canadian armed forces and was station in Germany when I was born and returned to Canada when I was young. When they came back to Canada, they brought with them lots of Lego with hem that they had acquired in while overseas and had given to my older siblings. As you could guess that is where I got my itch to build things. Through out my life there has been a profound sense off fulfillment through designing and building things in my spare time. As I have grown from childhood to adult hood the items that have been built or repaired began to evolve from Lego, to home repair, and to the rebuilding of internal combustion engines both two stroke and four stroke. The question of how this made me a better pipefitter is simple practice makes perfect. And, through the construction and repair of these items my skills have been honed. No longer are my tools left scattered around and parts left unlabeled. now all my tools have a place and parts are organized and placed in their designated spots. Furthermore, my experiences have given me a better appreciation of the value of education that now has become a central part of my life. With the completion of my Certificate in Construction Field Supervision from the university of Brigham Young Idaho my skills in organization and construction related computer programs have become more advanced and allow me to better organize my time and efforts to succeed in the efforts to manage construction projects. These experiences and the education that has been acquired allows me to better guide workers to complete construction projects while fulfilling the four essential parts of construction be safe, be on time, be on budget, and be to quality. I currently work to help companies fulfill their contractual commitments to their clients by following these four principles, and wherever my work takes me these four principles are the basis for all the work that I do.