Versatile construction trade helper with background in supporting wide-ranging tasks across different projects. Skilled in tool maintenance, site preparation, and material handling, ensuring seamless operational flow. Known for strong communication skills facilitating effective team collaboration and problem-solving. Contributed to improving safety standards and project efficiency through proactive identification of potential hazards and suggesting practical solutions.
As a General Contractor’s Assistant, I had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the construction industry, working closely with skilled professionals to ensure the successful completion of various building projects. My role involved a wide range of responsibilities, from supporting the day-to-day operations on-site to assisting with administrative tasks. I was responsible for coordinating logistics, including organizing materials, tools, and equipment for each project. This required attention to detail to ensure everything was available when needed and that work progressed smoothly without delays. I also assisted in scheduling tasks and managing timelines, ensuring that all subcontractors and crew members were on track to meet project deadlines.
On-site, I worked directly with the construction team, helping with tasks such as preparing work areas, assisting with demolition, and setting up scaffolding or other structures. I was also involved in maintaining safety standards, ensuring that the site was clean and free of hazards, and that all team members followed safety protocols. This hands-on experience gave me a solid understanding of construction processes and the ability to troubleshoot and solve problems quickly when challenges arose. Other tasks performed include:
During my time in the Marine Corps, I served in the Utilities field, where I gained invaluable skills and experience that helped shape both my professional and personal growth. As a member of the Utilities team, my primary responsibility was to ensure that vital infrastructure systems—such as water, power, heating, and waste management—were functioning properly to support military operations, both on base and during deployments. I worked on a variety of tasks, including the installation, maintenance, and repair of utility systems. This involved tasks like setting up temporary power grids for field operations, troubleshooting and fixing issues with water purification systems, and ensuring proper waste disposal to maintain health and sanitation. I was often tasked with working in challenging environments, such as extreme temperatures, remote locations, or during tactical operations, where the pressure to perform was high, but the ability to maintain operational continuity was crucial.
One of the most rewarding aspects of my role in the Utilities field was the sense of responsibility I felt. The systems I worked on were essential for the wellbeing and success of my fellow Marines and the overall mission. Whether I was overseeing the installation of electrical wiring in a mobile camp or repairing a sewage system, my work directly impacted the comfort and safety of those around me. Other skills and tasks I performed include:
During my time working as a custodian at Kings Dominion Theme Park, I gained a unique experience that taught me the importance of teamwork, attention to detail, and providing excellent customer service in a fast-paced environment. As a custodian, my primary responsibility was to maintain cleanliness throughout the park, ensuring a pleasant and safe experience for all visitors.
I was tasked with cleaning and sanitizing high-traffic areas, including restrooms, food courts, and ride areas, often during peak times when the park was busiest. It was essential to stay on top of trash, spills, and debris, especially after large crowds passed through. I was also responsible for managing waste disposal and ensuring that trash bins were emptied frequently, which helped maintain the park's cleanliness throughout the day. Other tasks I preformed during my time include, but are no limited to:
A Beka Academy – Online Schooling
May 2015 - May 2019
U.S. Marine Corps Recruit Training, Parris Island, SC
November 2020 – February 2021
Engineering School, Courthouse Bay, NC
March 2021 – July 2021
Full Australian Driver's License – Obtained in January 2025, valid until January 2028. Demonstrates a strong understanding of road safety, regulations, and responsible driving practices.