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Alex Dennis Sr
Lake Charles, LA *****
***********@*****.***
Professional Summary
Enthusiastic individual with superior skills in working in both team-based and independent capacities. Bringing strong work ethic and excellent skills good work ethic organizational skills to any setting. Excited to bring above average user skills in information technology and social media. Passionate and energetic individual with outstanding interpersonal, analytical and critical thinking skills. Poised to build valuable experience and ready to contribute to team success with administrative and project management support.
A reliable individual committed high-quality work. Skilled in helping modernize workplaces and maintaining high levels of organization, Resourceful and personable with excellent multitasking abilities. Highly-motivated employee with desire to take on new challenges. Strong worth ethic, adaptability and exceptional
Willing to relocate to: Lake Charles, LA
Work Experience
Galley Hand
The Encore Group-Houma, LA
October 2024 to Present
• Wash dishes, clean grease traps, mop galley, kitchen and hallways
• Unload groceries, supplies, cut up vegetables, fruits, make salads, coffee, and food prep.
• Wash clothes, hold clothes, bring them to co workers room.
• Cleans rooms and bathrooms
Forklift Operator
Federal Marine Terminals, Inc. (FMT)-Lake Charles, LA October 2016 to July 2024
• Stayed current on all certifications and training
• Inspected and documented all inspections on a daily basis. Checked all fluids, hoses, forks, seatbelt for any damages, the signal lights, and the horn before I would operate the forklift at anytime.
• I always kept good visual and verbal communication contact with my flagger, spotter, and other co- workers in the work area, and made sure they were 6 feet away from me when I was operating the forklift.
• With the help of my flagger I carefully loaded and unloaded construction materials in and out of rail carts, trucks,
• I also kept inventory of all incoming and outgoing loads as I stocked them in the warehouse and loaded them up for delivery
Laborer/Light Equipment Operator
Cajun Industries, LLC-Sulphur, LA
October 2015 to January 2016
• Fill out the job safety analysis (JSA)and carefully read it with my co-workers.
• Assist in building and positioning forms for pouring concrete and dismantles forms after use, using saws, hammers, nails, bolts or form hardware.
• Dig ditches and levels earth to grade specifications, using pick, shovels and rakes.
• Grade dirt and concrete efficiently and accurately.
• Erect and disassemble scaffolding, shoring, braces, and other temporary structures.
• Mix concrete and mortar.
• Clean construction site to eliminate possible hazards.
• Assist to align, straighten, plumb and square forms for installation.
• Construct forms, then assist in raising them to the required elevation.
• Install and tie rebar and wire mesh.
• Load and unload trucks and haul and hoist materials.
• Care, clean, and organize form material in shop, in truck and at a job site. Boilermaker
Turner Industries-Sulphur, LA
September 2008 to August 2015
• Filled out JSA after going over the permit in the toolbox meeting.
• Go take a look at the job to see about any safety issues and what exact tools we needed such as impacts combination wrench, rigging, respirator if needed.
• If necessary rig up to pipes or valves before unbolting flanges.
• Slowly unbolted flanges with 2 combination wrenches from the bottom on the opposite side that you would be standing on case there's still any product in the line or valve.
• After removing half the bolts minus one remove the old gasket and check both flanges to see if they need cleaning.
• Replace gasket, then cross bolt flanges snugged.
• Put in the rest of the bolts and continue tightening bolts with combination wrench.
• Then use 1 inch impact to tighten bolts a little more. Two double check bolts use ball ping hammer and hammer wrench to see if any bolts are loose.
• Run a water and air hose to do a hydro test to check for any leaks.
• After getting valve, or pipe pressured up to recommend pressure we would let it sit for 15 minutes to see if the pressure would drop.
• If so we would spray water and detergent to find the leak.
• Turn off air, drain the water and tighten up where the leak was spotted then pressure equipment back up till it holds then call for an operator.
• With a job requiring a full-faced respirator, we would run the lines to the job.
• Make sure all bottle are full before anyone goes under fresh air.
• The guys who are doing the job would make sure their 30; minute bottles are full, clean the inside of the respirator, use new filters then get suited out with a tyvex, rubber boots, gloves and tape them off, and put on the respirator check for a complete seal by tighten mask, and covering both filters Galley Hand
Baileys Catering-Lafayette, LA
April 2008 to August 2008
• Wash dishes, clean grease traps, mop galley, kitchen and hallways
• Unload groceries, cut up vegetables, made salads
• Wash clothes and hold clothes
• Cleans rooms and bathrooms
Boilermaker
Turner Industries Group L.L.C.-Sulphur, LA
August 2001 to August 2007
• Filled out JSA after going over the permit in the toolbox meeting.
• Go take a look at the job to see about any safety issues and what exact tools we needed such as impacts combination wrench, rigging, respirator if needed.
• If necessary rig up to pipes or valves before unbolting flanges.
• Slowly unbolted flanges with 2 combination wrenches from the bottom on the opposite side that you would be standing on case there's still any product in the line or valve.
• After removing half the bolts minus one remove the old gasket and check both flanges to see if they need cleaning.
• Replace gasket, then cross bolt flanges snugged.
• Put in the rest of the bolts and continue tightening bolts with combination wrench.
• Then use 1 inch impact to tighten bolts a little more. Two double check bolts use ball ping hammer and hammer wrench to see if any bolts are loose.
• Run a water and air hose to do a hydro test to check for any leaks.
• After getting valve, or pipe pressured up to recommend pressure we would let it sit for 15 minutes to see if the pressure would drop.
• If so we would spray water and detergent to find the leak.
• Turn off air, drain the water and tighten up where the leak was spotted then pressure equipment back up till it holds then call for an operator.
• With a job requiring a full-faced respirator, we would run the lines to the job.
• Make sure all bottle are full before anyone goes under fresh air.
• The guys who are doing the job would make sure their 30; minute bottles are full, clean the inside of the respirator, use new filters then get suited out with a tyvex, rubber boots, gloves and tape them off, and put on the respirator check for a complete seal by tighten mask, and covering both filters. Education
Some college no degree in Nursing
McNeese State University - Lake Charles, LA
May 1995 to December 1995
Skills
• Manufacturing
• Order Picking (10+ years)
• Order Picker (6 years)
• Management
• Concrete Forming
• Leadership (10+ years)
• Customer service
• Carpentry
• Freight Experience (10+ years)
• Load & Unload (8 years)
• Construction (10+ years)
• Forklift (10+ years)
• English
• Blueprint reading (10+ years)
Certifications and Licenses
Safe Gulf
July 2024 to Present
Forklift Certification
TWIC Card
November 2024 to November 2029
Chauffeur's Licences
October 2024 to May 2029
OPITO T-Huet Met
September 2024 to September 2028
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