Phil Matechuk

**** ******** ********, ******, ************ S4W 0B2

Cell 306-***-****

adl4sp@r.postjobfree.com

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

National Construction Safety Officer designation completed May 2020

23 years construction experience including industrial, commercial and residential

Knowledgeable and proficient in PCL HSE policies and procedures

Accepts responsibility for assigned duties and works well under minimal supervision to meet deadlines

Effective organizational and critical thinking skills

Experienced leadership skills to develop and motivate team, focusing on morale and buy-in

EDUCATION & OTHER COURSES & TRAINING

Formal Education:

Journey person’s Certificate Program – Carpenter; completed December 2002 (Journeyperson # 102193)

Grade 12 Diploma; Kamsack Comprehensive Institute; 1997

Safety Courses & Training:

NCSO designation achieve May 2020

Standard First Aid & CPR HeartSaver ‘A’ AED – February 2020

Powered Industrial Vehicle Operator (Class 5 Forklift, Skidsteer, Zoomboom)

SSC Powered Industrial Vehicle Operator License (class VII, lift code 1, 10,000 capacity) – September 2004

SCSA-SCOT – valid until February 2024

SCSA Fall Protection – May 2014

ARMOUR SAFETY - Fall Protection-September 2018

ARMOUR SAFETY- Confined Space Entry and Rescue - April 2019

SCSA-LSE Proficiency – January 2018

SCSA-LSE October 2017

SCSA Confined Space Awareness – April 2019

Merit Contractor’s Association Supervisor Training Program (Gold Seal) – March 2005

SCSA Contractor Training – April 2019

SCSA Transportation of dangerous Goods – April 2004

WHMIS 2015 Live on the Job Site – May 2019

Hoisting & Rigging Safety Awareness – July 2014

International Hand Signals for Hoisting – July 2014

OHC Level 1 – April 2019

Internal Safety Auditor Certificate – December 2019

Safety Administration – August 2019

Safety Management - April 2019

Claims Management – April 2019

Basic Training Techniques – April 2019

Class 5 Driver’s License

Fire extinguisher training

ARXX Building Products Development Program (classroom training) – February 2002

SIAST Powder Actuated Tools Qualification (#C-2168) – June 2000

SCSA Home Builders Health and Safety – January 1999

Propane Training Institute (connection and use construction heaters up to 400,000 BTU) – February 2005

Computer Skills:

Email

Basic Microsoft Word & Excel

WORK EXPERIENCE

PCL Builders/CORAM Construction October 2013 to Present

Lead Hand/Supervisor

Regina, Saskatchewan

Supervise carpenter, laborer, & concrete crews (3-50 employees depending on job site or tasks)

Provide mentorship and training and participate in the employee review process

Manage and support contractors and consultants

Administer pre-job safety protocols, formal inspections, weekly safety meetings and maintain safe working environment

Prepare progress reports for management including efficiency tracking units

Calculate material quantities and order materials

Oversees carpentry tasks including formwork, framing and concrete placing & finishing

Working alongside crews in a hands on capacity

Small project experience

Reliable Building Solutions June 2011 to October 2013

Owner/Operator; Self-employed

Regina, Saskatchewan

New and renovation construction; general renovations including basements and bathrooms

General contracting

Wood frame construction

Forming concrete; walls, grade beams, front steps

Concrete flatwork; slabs, driveways, side walks

Asphalt shingle roofing; including roof repair

Interior/exterior trims and finishes

SIAST Pallier & Woodland Campus January 2008 to June 2011

Instructor

Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan & Prince Albert, Saskatchewan

Prepare all daily course material to be covered

Ensure students understand the material

Evaluate assignments and tests

Maintain safety in the shop environment

Biofuels EPC Ltd. April 2007 to December 2007

Supervisor

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Coordinating and monitoring workers

Administer pre-job safety and maintain safe working environment

Leading a crew to corm concrete

Understanding blueprints and layout

Building templates and setting anchor bolts

WORK EXPERIENCE (C0NTINUED)

CORAM construction. December 2002 to April 2007

Supervisor II

Regina, Saskatchewan

Coordinating and monitoring workers to meet deadlines

Administer pre-job safety and maintain safe working environment

Structural concert form work

Wood frame construction

Frame Tech construction. March 1999 to December 2002

Framer

Yorkton, Saskatchewan

Wood frame construction

Construction of single family dwellings and duplexes; on-site and RTM homes

Wood and ICF basement construction

ACTIVITIES & INTERESTS

MS Society volunteer

MS Society Ambassador

Sports including golf, hockey, football and softball

Outdoor activities including camping, hunting, fishing

Wood working including furniture, cabinets, signs

REFERENCES

References available upon request

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