RESUME

FOR

DARYL E. RIGGS

NAME: DARYL E. RIGGS, JR.

ADDRESS: **** ********* *****

Huntsville, AL 35802

DOB: March 16, 1986

TELEPHONE: 256-***-****

JOB EXPERIENCE:

****-****: Channel Cats/Havoc Minor Hockey Team Stick Boy. My duties were to collect and organize player's spare hockey sticks and carry them to the bench prior to warm-ups. Filled up all water bottles and setup warmup pucks. Collected all the pucks after warmups. Throughout the game I'd refill water bottles in between periods and fill Gatorade coolers in locker room for players in between periods. After games it was my responsibility for taking back all sticks, water bottles, and Gatorade coolers from the bench. Also responsible for cleaning up bench and locker room. Assisted the players by carrying their hockey bags to the buses.

August 2001 - July 2003: Peanut Shack, Madison Square Mall, University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806, owners were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jardon. Served as counter help, sales, and making the candy as well as stocking supplies for the store. Product consisted of candy, variety of nuts, ice cream, beverages, and beanie babies. Consistent successful customer interactions. Ring out customer purchases; trusted handler of register duties. Responsible for daily retail operations. Completed an accurate count of merchandise and maintained a database of counted products. Recounted merchandise to ensure accuracy. Helped unload shipments, ensured proper quantities were delivered according to purchase order and were invoiced accordingly. I was responsible for closing the store each evening which included cleaning, restocking, and closing out the cash registers to ensure cash drawer balanced with register tapes.

2002-2005: (As needed employment) BTU Heating and Cooling, Joseph Spaulding, Meridianville, AL. Mr. Spaulding was my best friend’s father who owned BTU Heating and Cooling. When he was short of personnel Mr. Spaulding called on me to help him run duct work under and above houses, connect the ducts to the vents and prop them off the ground. Also helped with any other jobs as needed, like cleaning up any mess and carrying materials to be used. .

2005: (Summer employment) ALL NEEDZ RENTAL, University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806. Would check the jobs for the day and load the trucks with all the supplies and materials that were needed. Some of these materials would be tents chairs, tables, which were for parties, graduations, weddings, all different types of events. For each customer we would unload the appropriate materials and set-up the tents, chairs, and tables. After the event was finished or the timeframe on when the rental was completed, we would go back to each customer and tear down and load the truck back up and return to the shop and unload all supplies and materials and stock them in the warehouse. This job was mostly a hard labor type job. Left this job at the end of the summer - seasonal work.

2005- Fall of 2006 Sanmina SCI: Material handler. Maintained and organized parts list for certain orders. Filled daily orders and requests to be sent down to be built and put together. Followed safety procedures and regulations, including wearing special protective gear and disposing of materials as regulated by law. Responsible for inventory in the cage, ensured inventory was full and not getting low on supplies. Ensured inventory balanced with orders to ensure there was not a shortage of supplies. In charge of counting each component or material for each order. Packaged material such as shipping boxes, product boxes, tape, and packing peanuts; office supplies; and various services such as labeling of each component or material. Entered information into the databases. I had to ensure that I was grounded at all times due to static charge that could damage the merchandise.

2005 - PAINTER (Apartments): Painted apartmemts when tenants moved out. Painted by using a paint machine in order to have a nice even coat of paint on the walls. Would cut or paint around baseboards, crown molding, and windows. The person I worked for had contracts with several apartment complexes and we would paint 4 to 6 apartments a day. At the end of each job I would clean up the brushes and sprayer and load equipment in the truck for our next job.

2006 - CINRAM: Material handler. Duties included pulling inventory items for production work orders; receiving inventory items into stock; and filled orders per invoice or purchase order. Maintained and organized parts list for certain orders. Ensured inventory balanced with orders to ensure there was not a shortage of supplies. In charge of counting each component or material for each order. Packaged material such as product boxes, tape, and shipping boxes, and labeling of each component or material.

2007 - 2008 Co-Part: Yard Manager/Receiver: Started as yard laborer charging car batteries and picking up the yard of debris. I was promoted to yard manager where I would do yard requests to prep for auction and drive or radio them to be picked up for auction. Shortly thereafter I was promoted to Receiver which involved my taking pictures of all new vehicles we received as well as entered them into the computer system by the VIN so titles could be charged over for auction. Co-part opened a new shop in Birmingham which decreased our business and Co-part here locally had to lay off 4 employees, which included me.

2008 – Present: Construction.

Jeff Copeland/Mike Click: (approx. 3 years) This was my first carpentry job, learning the foundation of carpentry work. Worked several residential properties and businesses to include the Westin Hotel, wherein myself and a coworker put in all the crown molding in their banquet rooms. Skills I acquired were laying wood floors, plumbing throughout residences, renovations and additions to residential properties, cabinetry, windows, tiling, building pho beams, crown molding and base trim, furniture, and shelving.

Self-employed with Shayne Hutchins: While working for Jeff Copeland/Mike Click my co-worker Shayne Hutchins and I branched out to start our own business. During this time we built furniture, cabinets, crown molding, siding, wood flooring, wood stairs, dry wall, door frames, painting, tiling, and general construction. Met with clients to go over the job, determining the supplies and labor and provide a quote to the client. Kept account of the finances/expenditures. Ensured during the job that the work was on schedule so not to go over the number of hours that was given to the client. All jobs were completed on time and exceeded the client’s expectations.

Andy Gulliuon: Being self-employed business became very slow so I went to work for Andy Gulliuon doing the same duties as listed above as a subcontractor. During all of these jobs I worked with materials such as wood, metal, plastic, fiberglass, drywall, and composites. Utilized chisels, planes, saws, drills, and sanders to repair and erect structures. Joined these materials with certain style joints or mitered angles, nails, screws, staples, and adhesives. Worked on top of scaffolding, ladders, and the top beams of buildings. As a carpenter I have attention to detail, the math skills in order to perform my daily job duties along with problem solving skills. Not every job is the same and as a carpenter I need to be able to adjust plans to compensate for any environmental issues that come up. Before starting a project I prepare the layout of the project, estimate height, width, length, and other proportions, select the materials I will need for the project, check work along the way to ensure it’s up to code and specifications. In working these projects I have slowly acquired the following tools in order to be fully prepared for the job. I have a tool belt with a framing hammer, metal speed square, combination screw driver, spirit levels, framing level, utility knife, marking device, chisels, cat’s paw, carpenter square, router, table saw, power drill, orbital sander, circular saw, and compound miter saw. At this time I work part-time with Andy Gulliuon Design and Renovations as I have started going back to college to better advance myself.

Creative Containment: During the summer time to keep money in hand and the family took care of I went to work at my friend’s fence company. I worked from April 2017-August 2017 when schools fall semester started. My job description was to load new materials each morning as well as making sure all tools and supplies needed are on the truck. The first day normally would involve taking and setting 4x4 posts. Digging 2ft deep holes to set 4x4 and one or two 6x6 posts with concrete. I’d drive to get a couple scoops of gravel fill a wheel barrow and cut and set each post for the new fence. The second day I’d be nailing 2x4’s and the picket boards. The end of each fence would need an arch cut between posts or a freeze board at the top. This job took a lot of concentration and organization to get the jobs done. I also was working with a Spanish language. My day would start at 7 and would end around 5 in the afternoon. To dig the holes in the ground we used a two men ground auger. The holes were 2ft deep and filled with concrete. The next day we’d install each panel, and cut the top. It was very tough working in the summer sun with the heat and humidity, but each day felt like a victory with satisfying results and a great workout. I will continue to work for Patrick during the school year until I find a job that better fits where I’m trying to get my degree in and a nice benefit package.

Owner: Patrick Perez 256-***-****-cell

EDUCATION:

High School Graduate (Huntsville High School) – Graduated in 2004

Some college in 2005

Attending Calhoun Community College – Started Summer of 2016 to present

VOLUNTEER WORK:

Volunteered as Assistance Coach for my son’s Soccer Team for 2 years, Assistant Coach for Baseball, T-Ball through Kid Pitch – 5 years. Enjoy working with kids. Not only teaching them the basics of the game but teaching them team work, discipline, and good sportsmanship. Volunteer at Chaffee Elementary with classroom projects, field day, painting projects, and projects as requested by the teacher. Am a member of the Whitesburg Baptist Church and assist in their summer programs as needed (Windshape/Vacation Bible School). Giving back to your community is important to me.

I’m an outdoor type of person and always stay active. My goals are to finish my education and go onto amazing things in the workforce, have a successful career. I know once I complete my education I will have to work hard and become very knowledgeable in my career field in order to succeed and advance.

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