Hey all,

I need a job. I've been working for www.pulloutshelf.com for over 4 years now in Denver. I LOVE my job, and as sick as it sounds, I love working too.

The Economy is practically shutting us down. I need to do something else. I've been procrastinating until now. Anyone need someone to employ in Denver?

I've worked with kitchen cabinet retrofits (present), garage doors and automated gates, plumbing apprentice for a year, installed security systems for a year, Retail BS when I was younger, I basically love working "in the field" out of a work truck. cruise to a new place everyday and meet new people.

I've just started bugging a company that does solar photovoltaic systems. yay!

I tried at the local Moto gear store, but I feel my personality clashed with the owner, she seemed kinda rude. I might bug her again, but I obviously want more money than that job could pay.

anyhoo, just throwing it out there.

 

If you've done security systems in times like these there are jobs available. When people get desparate they resort to desparate measures. Car alarms, commercial sites, homeowners, everybody is beefing up to minimize the losses/attempts.

 

You and me both. Maybe we could start a new category on the site - or something...

3/2008 - Present McDonald Brothers Farm, LLC; Foreman Supervisor for personnel and general
scheduling/accounting for 400+ acre horticulture and livestock farm. General material
handling, machinery operation, maintenance and construction duties.


7/2005 – 3/2008 Goodman Manufacturing Inc.; Maintenance Mechanic Material goods factory
production machinery preventive, ameliorative and catastrophic maintenance
including mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical troubleshooting of
power presses from 330 to 88 tons, fin presses, turret presses and custom tube
bending apparatus with CNC, PLC and electro-mechanical relay direction. Forklift
certified.

9/2001 – 1/2003 Enterprise Fence of the Carolinas, Inc.; Owner/Operator Profit and loss
responsibilities for small business startup. Materials procurement and supervision of 2
crews of 4 men each for installation of all varieties of commercial, industrial and
residential fencing.

8/1999 – 9/2001 KCI Tower Systems, Inc.; Field Supervisor Primary duties included supervision of all aspects of communications tower industry activities: profit and loss for 7 man crew, civil engineering, installation of grounding and electrical systems for radio transmitter buildings, trouble-shooting and maintenance of subsystems, radio telecommunications equipment installation, coaxial transmission lines and tower top antennas. Specialized in monopole, guyed and self-supporting tower erection to 500'. Routinely maintained broadcast tower equipment to 2000'. High power radio frequency and high voltage tower lighting certifications.

6/1996 – 8/1999 Tower Guys, Inc.; Field Technician/Supervisor Journeyman position led to most experienced field installer within 6 weeks. Led crew at 6 months. Began unsupervised duties as above at 1 year.


2/1994 – 6/1996 Freeman’s Car Stereo, Inc.; Salesperson/Assistant Manager Full commission sales for aftermarket mobile electrical equipment peaked at $214,764 gross/year. Profit, loss, and operations managers’ duties for 8 installation bay/ 14 person retail store.

5/1993 – 2/1994 Labstaffers, Inc.; Field Technician Contracted to MIDREX Steel Corp. as chemical analysis specialist in the direct reduced iron process. Subsequent lateral responsibilities included mechanical and electrical troubleshooting, prototyping and maintenance for pilot plant activities.

6/1989 – 9/1992 Rollins CHEMPAK, Inc.; Field Supervisor Duties included constant client contact involving extensive contracts for hazardous waste removal; identification, classification and encapsulation of thousands of discrete chemical compounds per DOT and EPA regulations; document preparation for all phases of projects, including manifests and all attendant paperwork; field training of new personnel. Extensive training in HAZWOPR, OSHA, and regulatory expertise and certification.

2/1988 – 9/1988 P.F. Collier, Inc.; Sales Representative/Trainer Self-motivated full commission sales involving door-to-door, first contact interaction; close communication with an infinite variety of customers, communicating the need for high quality educational materials for the home. Trained groups of new employees in unique interactive apologetics. Achieved a 25% closing on a $1,800 package using cold-calling techniques, with an average commission of $510 week.

10/1986 – 2/1988 Ritz Carlton Hotel Company; Banquet Server, Bartender, Room Service and various lateral service Duties included extensive planning, managing and completion of all aspects of guest requirement fulfillment and service while adhering to demanding schedules and the highest of standards; training of new personnel.

3/1983 – 10/1986 Various Hotel, Restaurant and Grocery related positions.


5/1984 – 8/1984 United States House of Representatives, Public Works and Transportation Committee, Water Subcommittee; Administrative Assistant Research, reference and writing assignments for the preparation of bills and public policy statements; conducted liaison between Committee and Representative’s staff; provided congressional concern groups and constituents with briefings and policy documents, general office duties.



EDUCATION

University of South Alabama; Civil Engineering 2003-2005


Pellissippi State Technical Community College; Civil Engineering 1992-1993


University of Delaware; Chemistry 1988-1989


George Mason University; Computer Science 1983-1984


Fairfax Christian School; Academic Diploma, College Preparatory Curriculum 1983

 

Networking is always a good way to go!