2 Yrs A Commercial
Resume:
Shawn Miller
S.F.S.D. *****
1969shawnmiller209@g mail.com
Objective: An interesting position with a growing company that is much closer to home. I am hoping to find something new and interesting. There is nothing better than a challenge.
Experience:
Express Employment:
434 s kiwanis ave. unit 2
S.F.S.D. 57104
This is a temp. Agency. I have been working with them for a month. Right now i am helping as a comp. Tech pulling wire to the cubicle for wi-fi and internet. Adding thre necessary hardware to be able to use the hookups. Right now it pays 18$ an hour. 40hrs. If I can get them. That pretty much sums it up.
CSU Construction
1216 w cherokee st.
S.F.S.D. 57104
Position: cement finisher 26.50$ hr. This was more of a commercial concrete job floors, sidewalks, driveways, walls, footings, stoops, the big difference was everything was troweled or power trowled, not just a broom finish. Some colored work.demolition work once in awhile. Tie steel. I was there for about a yr. Ended in feb. Things got slow, nice little company. Supervisors name was Pat says to use him for a refrence, 605-***-****.
Reede Construction
Went back to Reede for 2 yrs. Pay rate was 25.00$ got laid off in the winter . a month or so later went to work for CSU Construction.
T@R Const.
5000 Gulby ave
S.F.S.D. 57104
Position :Cement Finisher?labor The job is pretty much the same sas Reede Const. Same kind of work. Only difference is they stayed in town and worked 60 or 60hrs, a week. Once in awhile they would work a saturday.worked here for 2 yrs.got laid off for the winter went back to Reede liked it better.
Reede Const.
5325 us-12
Aberdeen S.D. 57407
Position: cement finisher / labor (21.00 hr.) laid off due to winter. I worked for Reede for eight yrs. Needed a break. 12 to 15 hrs a day saturdays another 8hrs. Always on the road, laid off in winter.
Tasks: heavy highway work. Pour concrete for new highways, lay baskets, tie steel, set forms, grading, working with trimmers, skid loaders, and payloaders. Finish and cure concrete. Pour concrete using a gomaco slip form, bidwell, curb and gutter machines, as well as hand pours
L.E.C. Construction
1114 east 18th St.
Greeley CO. 80631
Position: cement finisher (16,00$ hr.)
Tasks: L.E.C. would build subdivisions. They would come in with a curb and gutter machine. Pour all the curb and gutter, V-pans.
When the actual building began, they would come back
and put in all the driveways, sidewalks, stairs, and just
about everything else except the basement floors and
garage floors. Basically a type of road crew with variety.
Most streets and roads are done in blacktop in Colorado,
unless in Denver or such. So they did not do any actual
paving. Worked here for 6 months and moved s.d.
RCL Concrete
2442 6th Ave.
Greeley Co. 80631
Position; Cement Finisher (14.00$ hr. New to Co. Winter coming. Needed a job.)
Tasks; Pour and finish concrete, set forms, RCL generally pours basement Floors, garage floors, curb and gutter, walls, sidewalks, driveways, porches. Set, cut, and tie rebar and mesh. Almost all except on rare
occasions, all finishing is done by hand. Everything is hand troweled, and all joints are cut by hand. The man is very particular. Worked here for 3.5 yrs.
Beck @ Hoffer Construction
618 E Maple
Sioux Falls S.D. 57104
(4/10/2014 to 7/1/2014)
I moved to Co.
Position; Cement finisher (16.00$ an hr.)
Tasks; Set forms. Pour big floors, driveways, sidewalks, stoops. Curb and gutter, Walls, footings. Tie, place, and cut rebar and mesh. Operate a Bob Cat, Payloader, construction forklift. Use crane signals when necessary. Load, unload, tie down loads. Traffic control. Have worked with pump trucks, and pour buckets. They do all their work from the ground up. Also some blue print reading.worked here a couple of different times. At least 20 yrs. Ago. Still listed to show experience in commercial industry. They Build hopitals, parking ramps, banks, and such.
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Peska Construction
3512 N6th Ave.
Sioux Falls S.D. 57104
(3/6/2013 to 2/20/2014)
Laid off due to winter.
Position; Form Setter, Finisher (16.00$ hr.)
Job Tasks; This particular company poured huge floors, walls, sidewalks, tied tons of rebar .anything done in concrete they had a hand in. Used to pour by hand with a rod and laser screed.
bigger and more interesting as time goes on. They now also erect steel buildings. They set and pour from the ground up. Then lease or sell.
Tyson Foods
1 Rock River Rd.
Jefferson WI. 53916
(3/13/2003 to 12/18/2012)
Position; Dryrooms (14.00$ hr. due to cap agreement in contract)
I have worked at Tyson Foods for almost ten years .My position at Tyson is in the Dryrooms. I worked alone in the Dryrooms. I rarely see a supervisor during the day. As long as the work is done, and the quota is met, this never changes. If I see anybody except at break it is usually QA, or someone from the lab, once in awhile a maintenance man comes through
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Job Description ;
1. First thing in the morning we get together and empty the smoke houses. We then distribute the trees among each other, depending on what they need, and moved to their Dryrooms.
2. Then we go to our Dryrooms and decide which bays to hang the meat into. Then load meat into the bays(all bays are three tiers high, but depending on the dryroom the number of sticks per bay may vary). When the bay is ready you climb in your picker,(it's a forklift with a basket on the front). This is used to reach the other two tiers. 3.Depending on what is happening during the day it will be necessary to also drop the meat, and load it onto trees to take and put into the chillbox for slicing to use. 4. Before, or when completed the tags must be scanned, and the written paperwork completed. On the written paperwork the type of meat, the date the meat was stuffed, proc.#, and the bay are written and turned in at the end of the day.
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QTI Temps
122 Monroe St.
Beaver Dam WI. 53916
(2009 to on call)
Position; forklift work, production work, construction, and labor. (Wage varied)
This is a temporary service I used to make extra money. The tasks were random. Which means the amount of time spent on each varied.
Tasks Performed;
Factory work, working on lines doing odd jobs, packing, sorting, loading. Unloading semi-trailers by hand, and with the use of a forklift.
Construction work.
Pretty much any odd job someone needed help with.
Manpower:
124 Church St.
Watertown WI(. 53094
Positions; Work tasks. (Wage varied from assignment to assignment)
Warehouse/ Forklift Operator, Const. Production worker 2009 to on call Temporary service used to make extra money. The jobs were random. The amount of time spent on each job was unknown. Work until the job was done, call the offfice and go to the next one.
Tasks Performed;
Production Work; I was sent to different factories to help them either pack, produce, or load, which ever area they needed assistance in. The amount of time spent at each place varied. Would load or unload semi-trailers either by hand or while operating a fork lift.
Const . work. Any type of random help that may have been needed.
Peska Const:
3512 N 6th Ave.
Sioux Falls S.. 57104
(2003 and back. Before moving to WI.)
Position; Form setter, labor, some finishing..
Tasks;
This man was interesting to work for.
they liked to work long hours, a very fast pace, and if you needed to learn how to pour concrete this was a good place to do it.
Tasks Performed;
Set and stripped forms.
Pour concrete, puddle, finish, cure. Poured huge floors, (Walmartt, Menards sized floors. These were done with a laser screed). As well as basement floors, sidewalks, driveways.
Set up, stripped, and poured walls.
_ Cut rods to required lengths, using metal shears, hacksaws, bar cutters and
acetylene torches.
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_ Determined quantities, sizes, shapes and locations of reinforcing rods from blueprints, sketches and oral instructions.
_ Positioned and secured steel bars, rods, cables and mesh in concrete forms, using fasteners, rod-bending machines, blowtorches and hand tools.
_ Spaced and fastened together rods in forms according to blueprints, using wire and pliers.
_ Placed blocks under rebar to hold the bars off the deck when reinforcing floors. _ Cut and fitted wire mesh and fabric, using hooked rods and positioned fabric and mesh in concrete to reinforce concrete.
_ Operated bobcats, pay loaders, flat bed trucks.
_ Can use probably just about any hand tools, concrete saws, torches
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Gil Haugan Construction
200 E 60th St.
Sioux Falls S.D. 57104
(This is dated earlier then Peska)
Position; Form setter, labor, apprentice finisher
Tasks;
Gil Haugan was more of a general contractor on their jobs. They poured there own concrete, hung their own iron. Outside of electric and plumbing, they pretty much did the rest.
Tasks Performed;
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Concrete; Set and poured column and beams.
Laid down steel decking in order to pour floors on top of.
Set up, stripped, and poured walls, floors, sidewalks,driveways,
Poured slabs on decking, curb and gutter, some paving.
_ Cut rods to required lengths, using metal shears, hacksaws, bar cutters and acetylene torches.
_ Determined quantities, sizes, shapes and locations of reinforcing rods from blueprints, sketches and oral instructions.
_ Positioned and secured steel bars, rods, cables and mesh in concrete forms, using fasteners, rod-bending machines, blowtorches and hand tools.
_ Positioned and secured steel bars, rods, cables and mesh in concrete forms, using fasteners, rod-bending machines, blowtorches and hand tools.
_ Spaced and fastened together rods in forms according to blueprints, using wire and pliers.
_ Placed blocks under rebar to hold the bars off the deck when reinforcing floors. _ Cut and fitted wire mesh and fabric, using hooked rods and positioned fabric and
mesh in concrete to reinforce concrete
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D@G Construction
408 e39th t. N
Sioux Falls S.D. 57104
Position; Form setter, Cement finisher
D@G Const. specialized in building highways, curb and gutter. Since they had to replace what was removed they also did driveways, sidewalds, drop inlets, and set manhole covers as needed. All the machinery they used was heavy equipment. Bobcats, payloaders, graders, and dump trucks. That does not include the paving equipment used to pour the road. Gomaco's and Bidwells. They also used a cure machine,. Since the paving machine was a Bidwill, all forms were set by hand. They worked long hours, and a very fast pace. When ujsing the curb machine, lines a wands had to be set according to the hubs set by the engineers. All work was watched and inspected by the state inspector, who was required to be on hand at all times. I worked here for five seasons.
Sweetman Construction
1201 Russell St.
Sioux Falls S.D. 57104
(One of the earliest, and my second heavy highway company working for) Position; Cement finisher, Form Setter
Sweetmans built highways and bridges.
They did their own curb and gutter, and replaced drop inlets, and manholes, poured roads, driveways, sidewalks, morning slabs, and bridge decks.
Job Tasks;
Set forms, poured concrete, cured the concrete. Drilled and inserted dowels, and dowel baskets, tied rebar, finished concrete using straight edge, bull float, and hand toos.
Machinery Used;
Pay loaders, bonb cats, and flatbed trucks. Poured concrete with air screeds and a slip form (Gomaco) Also had to place and set wands for the sensors to follow.. Worked in front, and behind a Bidwell. Unloaded concrete trucks, and dump trucks, depending on the operation.
Education;
Mott Lincoln High School Mott N.D. 58646
2 yrs.
Trapper Creek Job Corp.
5139 West Fork Rd.
Darby Mt. 59829
Tasks;
GED, Union certified cement finisher 1987
While in Job Corp we were taught a trade. Earned and received my GED. I also spent two seasons on the Bitterroot Forests fire fighting crew. We were taught team work, patience, and the satisfaction of completing the tasks set before us. It was an iteresting and exciting time.
Trade;
The trade I chose was a union concrete cement finishers class. I spent two years trying to hone my skills. While there we completed many tasks. Including a road around the center
GED
I was also able to earn GED, and get my drivers license. When completed the placed me in a job in Arlington Texas.
Union Carpentry Apprentice classes Madison WI.
These classes, and school were required to be taken by the Carpenter Union. They were designed to teach how things were done. Percentages, building stairs, the math and techniques needed on the job. This way when you were on the job it helped you along. Most learning came from the job itself. the union also had extra classes to learn about different skills for the job. Forklift training(Osha cert.), enclosed spaces, and many other different types. These were held once a week.
Update; Since Tyson Foods I hve returned to Sioux Falls South Dakota. I have gone back to work for Peska Const. 4/12/12---1/20/2014. Layed off for winter.
References:
Robert Petry Lab Tech. 608-***-****
Mitch Hemmerling Prod. 608-***-****
Rob Westover Const. 920-***-****
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