Troy Donnelly

Vero Beach, FL *****

adtmsr@r.postjobfree.com

772-***-****

Work Experience

Journeyman Rodbuster

Southern Post Tension - Saint Petersburg, FL

September 2014 to February 2015

• I placed rebar and post tension cables here and used a hydraulic stressing machine to pull the cables tight, up to the elongation on the prints. Also did cable repair which is very dangerous because you have to destress cables without breaking them or hurting yourself. journeyman Rodbuster

Titan Steel - Huntsville, AL

July 2012 to September 2014

at this job I worked on a major project that was considered the world's largest Steel Forge for precious metals. We built it in 3 phases that consisted of the foundation, the walls, and the roof slabs and beams. in all we put in over 750 thousand tons of steel. And at 325$ a ton we made Titan steel a shitload of money because the majority of our steel were all # 11's. Journeyman Rodbuster

Barfab of Florida - Saint Petersburg, FL

March 2009 to July 2012

Here at barfab we were in house rodbusters for the steel supplier so basically you could order your steel for the job and have the option of having it placed for a certain price completely cutting out any steel placement companies. Here we did everything you can imagine that has rebar in it. Journeyman Rodbuster

Midwest Rebar - Wheelersburg, OH

July 2005 to March 2009

Here at this company they sent me all over the United States building Silos. These are built with slip forms where once they start to pour concrete they don't stop until they reach the top which could be anywhere from 30-60 days, 24 hrs a day. we worked 2 shifts 7-7, am or pm. These were by far the biggest paychecks I ever cashed and I got to travel and tie steel in the snow in Montana and other states. Rodbuster Foreman

R&D Steel - Saint Petersburg, FL

July 1995 to May 2005

Here at R&D Steel I was the top employee or the only working Foreman out in the field with a crew that varied from 10 to 35 rodbusters that I had to basically babysit. I hate to put it like that but if you've been in construction for a while you'll understand. because no matter what at the end of the day if anything was wrong like my guys building something backwards or not to the right measurements it was my fault and I have no problem with that. this company was where I learned how to be a Foreman and run work. I like being in charge and i wont ask any man to do something that i wont do myself (usually faster!) In the 10 yrs or so working for this company we built everything from high rises, to bridges, and tilt walls for office complexes or schools. This is also the company that taught me the most of what I know about post tension cables

There are multiple other companies I worked for but didn't put them down because these were not significant enough but trust me when I say I know what I'm doing when it comes to rebar and post tension cables and I can back up anything I say with pictures of different projects that I've been on or just ask me about it.

Also I may not have a driver's license but that doesn't mean I can't get to the job site. So please keep that in mind if you are reading this and trying to decide if you want to hire me. All I ask is that you give me a chance and I'll show you what I know

Education

some college in Computer aided drafting

Indian River Community College - Fort Pierce, FL

August 1990 to May 1991

Skills

• Door Hanging

• Frame carpentry

• Journeyman Rodbuster

• Construction

• Concrete Finishing

• Drywall

• Blueprint Reading

• Construction Management

• Most all trades for home remodeling

• Form carpenter

• Handyman

• Forklift

• trim carpenter

Certifications and Licenses

OSHA 10

Union Ironworker

Certified to operate a lull

Forklift Certification

MSHA Certification

CPR Certification

Journeyman License

Assessments

Attention to detail — Proficient

November 2022

Identifying differences in materials, following instructions, and detecting details among distracting information

Full results: Proficient

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