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Pacific Northwest Journeyman Carpenter

Location:
Seattle, WA
Salary:
33.00 hr
Posted:
May 26, 2025

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Hugh Alexander

**** ** ***** **. *********, WA 98155

Phone: 206-***-**** E-Mail: **.**.*********@*****.*** OBJECTIVE

Provide hard work, teamwork and utilizing my skills with constructing plywood and metal forms to form up concrete structures, worked on as well as layout for the core, decks and columns. CORE STRENGTHS

● Ability to read blueprint and perform layout of building dimension.

● Methodical and detail-oriented, accustomed to working in a high production environment under tight deadlines while delivering successful performance.

● Excellent safety record, high commitment to quality and service.

● Solid work ethic, excellent communication skills, able to multitask when needed, ability to exceed/meet company goals and deadlines and assertive troubleshooting ability.

● Highly motivated, meticulous and hardworking professional with more than thirteen years of experience working on a variety of projects.

WORK HISTORY

Thirteen years of Experience as a journeyman carpenter, ten years as a member with the Pacific Northwest Regional Council of Carpenters, in good standing- Local 131 Seattle, WA. And Local 470 Tacoma, WA.

● Observe work shift hours and not be late for work, observe safety regulations and wear helmets and other prescribed protective uniforms.

● Use company provided hand tools and construction devices as prescribed and report immediately any operational problem when using them.

● Construct wooden mould for concrete formation, construct and erect wooden scaffolding, tunnel wood bracing for underground construction projects.

● Install prefabricated building parts in designated places in accordance with blueprint design. using precision driven tools. Aslo assisted in the lay-out of a high rise building using gps guided instruments. have knowledge of power point and excel, office, word.

● Mathematical skills and analytical skills necessary to do material estimates.

● Report promptly any problem of obstacle in the construction progress to the foreman or supervisor for early resolution.

● Common tools used hammer, tape measurement, speed square, plum bob, power drill, power saw, four foot level, EDUCATION

University of Washington, Awarded certification from the school of Social Welfare, June of 1995. Still needing 15cr to complete 180cr for my B.A.

PERSONAL

Single, excellent health, non-smoker, recreational sports lover, muscle cars, coaching,



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