Construction Project

Isaiah D. Wilson

Tel: 301-***-****

Alternative: 240-***-****

Education

Southeastern University (55 credits) 06/2004

Diploma, Eastern Sr. High School 06/1978

Certifications

(NFPT)National Federal Personal Training

Experience

Aerotek/Washington Hospital Center 04/2016-3/2017

Material Handler

Caffes Steele 03/2014-3/2016

Window Installer

Aerotek 02/2013-02/2014

Masonry/Construction

See below job Description

Department of Transportation (DDOT) 11/2012-1/2013

Masonry Worker

Perform corrective maintenance on structures and surfaces.

Laid common and face brick, firebrick, cinder and cement block, glass block, terra cotta, and various artificial and natural stone in constructing and repairing such items as walls, walks, manholes, and catch basins.

Perform bricklaying on new construction projects. Reviews work order requirements reflecting projects to be completed. Make changes to job layout based on site inspection of project. Interprets and applies blueprints, engineering drawings, and manuals to determine materials, tools and equipment needed for the project. Determine methods and techniques to be used.

Perform concrete placing and finishing on new construction projects. Work on surfaces such as sidewalks, curbs, ramps, roads, driveways, alleys, and unimproved alleys, and surfaces that require precise measurements and involve the setting of forms in curved and straight lines. Breaks concrete using jackhammer or similar equipment. Removes concrete using buggies, wheelbarrows, or shovels. Prepares subsurface by leveling ground and tamping fill material, such as sand, dirt, or gravel. Build and set forms and install concrete joints and reinforcing material, such as steel or wire to obtain maximum strength. Perform preliminary and final finishing and shapes rolling curbs and drains to proper grade and contour. Finishes surfaces to specified desired finish and texture by such methods as rubbing or applying a smooth coat of mortar. Eliminates defects caused by bubbles and hollow spots.

Perform tile setting on new construction and repairs of existing buildings. Cuts and shape tiles, or stones in constructing and repairing of new and existing surfaces. Ensures courses are laid evenly and that completed work blends with existing surface material. Applies various techniques to create decorative designs and patterns and obtain desired finish. Cut openings in tile where required. Repair walkways, sidewalks, etc., with brick, stone or tile sorted by size and shape and lay to obtain strength and appearance.

Demolish and remove walls, form, partitions, and foundations using jackhammers and other demolition tools.

Perform minor and extensive repairs, which may involve the tearing out of defective brick, Inspecting bared steel members for evidence of warp or breakage; removing loose mortar and debris; fabricating arch and key bricks with masonry saw when such bricks are not available; and wetting new refractory brick in accordance with accepted trade practices. Take periodic inventories of all nonexpendable tools and equipment assigned to individuals.

Prepare and submit daily work reports showing work performed, job status work location and materials and labor utilized.

Utilize safety practice and procedures, following established safety rules and regulations and maintained a safe and clean work environment. Use and assure proper fit of required safety equipment and clothing. Follow Federal and District of Columbia rules when storing, using, handling, labeling, and disposing of hazardous materials and waste in accordance with environmental standards. Perform clean-up duties such as cleaning equipment, sweeping, straightening, and lining up tools, and other property in the assigned area.

Doctor’s/Mt. Vernon Hospital 12/2010-10/2012

Needle Technician

Assisting nurses with needles

Removing needle dispensers and replacing with new dispensers

Working in the kids unit as a mentor

Taking the kids out for recreation

Transporting to different units for surgery/x-rays.

Department of Transportation (DDOT) 11/2004-8/2009

Masonry Worker

Perform corrective maintenance on structures and surfaces.

Laid common and face brick, firebrick, cinder and cement block, glass block, terra cotta, and various artificial and natural stone in constructing and repairing such items as walls, walks, manholes, and catch basins.

Perform bricklaying on new construction projects. Reviews work order requirements reflecting projects to be completed. Make changes to job layout based ob site inspection of project. Interprets and applies blueprints, engineering drawings, and manuals to determine materials, tools and equipment needed for the project. Determine methods and techniques to be used.

Perform concrete placing and finishing on new construction projects. Work on surfaces such as sidewalks, curbs, ramps, roads, driveways, alleys, and unimproved alleys, and surfaces that require precise measurements and involve the setting of forms in curved and straight lines. Breaks concrete using jackhammer or similar equipment. Removes concrete using buggies, wheelbarrows, or shovels. Prepares subsurface by leveling ground and tamping fill material, such as sand, dirt, or gravel. Build and set forms and install concrete joints and reinforcing material, such as steel or wire to obtain maximum strength. Perform preliminary and final finishing and shapes rolling curbs and drains to proper grade and contour. Finishes surfaces to specified desired finish and texture by such methods as rubbing or applying a smooth coat of mortar. Eliminates defects caused by bubbles and hollow spots.

Perform tile setting on new construction and repairs of existing buildings. Cuts and shape tiles, or stones in constructing and repairing of new and existing surfaces. Ensures courses are laid evenly and that completed work blends with existing surface material. Applies various techniques to create decorative designs and patterns and obtain desired finish. Cut openings in tile where required. Repair walkways, sidewalks, etc., with brick, stone or tile sorted by size and shape and lay to obtain strength and appearance.

Demolish and remove walls, form, partitions, and foundations using jackhammers and other demolition tools.

Perform minor and extensive repairs, which may involve the tearing out of defective brick, Inspecting bared steel members for evidence of warp or breakage; removing loose mortar and debris; fabricating arch and key bricks with masonry saw when such bricks are not available; and wetting new refractory brick in accordance with accepted trade practices. Take periodic inventories of all nonexpendable tools and equipment assigned to individuals.

Prepare and submit daily work reports showing work performed, job status work location and materials and labor utilized.

Utilize safety practice and procedures, following established safety rules and regulations and maintained a safe and clean work environment. Use and assure proper fit of required safety equipment and clothing. Follow Federal and District of Columbia rules when storing, using, handling, labeling, and disposing of hazardous materials and waste in accordance with environmental standards. Perform clean-up duties such as cleaning equipment, sweeping, straightening, and lining up tools, and other property in the assigned area.

YMCA (National Capital) 8/2002-11/2004

Personal Trainer

Assist Clients within the facility.

Perform sessions in clients home and served as instructor for fitness classes.

Demonstrate various exercises and help clients improve their exercise techniques.

Interpersonal contact with clients to provide motivation and support to an individual in and exercise program in addition to proper technical instruction.

Kept records of clients exercise sessions to help monitor progress and also advise clients on how to modify their lifestyle outside the gym to improve their fitness,

Advise clients of daily nutrition’s and healthy diets.

Attend fitness conferences.

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