Resume of Sheldon Hall683 Camellia Place, Victoria, B.C. V8C 6G9 250-415-7135 Shhll@telus.net

OverviewProfessional Construction Leader, An extremely organized individual, with demonstrated experience being a team coach and leader, while carrying out assigned tasks in a proficient, timely, organized manner with safety being the upmost importance. A self-motivated, hardworking individual, who possesses excellent construction skills; problem solving, communication, written, oral and memory skills. Excellent at multi-tasker, even within an extremely busy, constantly changing environment.

EXPERIENCE ~ EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Dl Baker Construction Canada – March 2012 – August 2015Carpenter Foreman - March 2012 - November2012General Foreman - December 2012 – August 2015

Job Duties/Responsibilities: 1) Reporting to the Superintendent and assisting with all aspects of civil

construction operations. Including scheduling weekly & daily work, coordinating the various trade groups & subcontractors. With proven ability to supervise numerous construction crew(s).

2) Ensure all work complies with applicable codes, bylaws, regulations and acts, site drawings and specifications, with an emphasis on health, safety, and environmental issues.

3) Ensure crews complete & submit all required documentation (equipment, personnel and materials).

4) Schedule, coordinate and supervise the daily activities of work crews and track and document daily work productions.

5) Order and manage materials and equipment on a daily basis. Co-ordinate pick-up and delivery of materials to the field.

6) Dealing with internal and external customers by being a construction professional.

7) Ensure quality of work meets site specifications within schedule and on budget.

8) Review drawings and PTR’s. Report and rectify any conflicts or omissions found.

9) Assist in interpreting drawing and site layout of sub-grade10)Perform employee evaluation and use corrective measures when needed

with respect to all parties involved.

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11)Assist in developing and amending, Job Hazard Assessments and Safe Work Practices. With ensuring work crews understand and implement them.

12)Assisting in the development of training requirements needed to complete scope of work.

Campbell Construction – March 2002 – February 2012Carpenter – March 2002 – June 2003Carpenter Foreman - July 2003 – February 2012

Job Duties/Responsibilities: 1) To lead work crew to complete assigned task on time with quality and safety

of the upmost importance.2) Interpret drawings and layout all aspects relating to scope of work using a

theodolite, builder’s level and laser levels.3) Report to superintendent on daily activities for manpower, materials and,

equipment needs4) Performed tasks with various form systems ie: Aluma Gang Forms, Aluma

elevated shoring, Fly tables, burke and camlock wall forms, and Ulma Formwork.

5) Completed underground civil works and concrete works including footings, walls, columns, slab on grade, suspended slabs and stairs. Also was tasked with forming architectural designed concrete with inlayed designs and radius work.

6) Commercial/residential framing installation of simpson engineered designed anchor systems for earthquake/hurricane loads.

Kinetic Construction – January 2000 – February 2002Carpenter Job Duties/Responsibilities:

1) Completed underground civil works and concrete works including footings, walls, columns, slab on grade, suspended slabs and stairs. Also was tasked with forming architectural designed concrete with inlayed designs and radius work.

H&K Contracting – April 1996 – December 1999Carpenter ApprenticeJob Duties/Responsibilities:

1) Learned many aspects of carpentry and construction by being instructed by my various mentors.

2) Performed daily tasks of framing, forming and placing concrete

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EDUCATION/TRAINING

FormalCarpentry ApprenticeCamosan CollegeThis program included 4 six week class and shop course load, including practical work with a construction company for four years.

ST. PIUS Secondary School 1989 – 1991Ottawa, ONT.Graduated grade 12

Craft relatedCITL Construction Leadership TrainingKMP Safety Leadership TrainingKMP Confined Space Training Confined Space Entry Training Gas Detector Confined Space Standby Person Working at HeightsMARSEC Level 1 – Marine Transportation Security InductionReasonable Suspicion with CDS Substance TestingRigging Safety FundamentalsProject Qualified Rigger Practical test involvedWHIMASOccupational Health and Safety Level 1Health and Safety Interactions Train the TrainerInformal Training of EXCEL and Microsoft Word

REFERENCES

1) Norm Holden – Director of Operations Dl Baker Construction - Office:  778.631.2086 Mobile: 303.356.4443 holdenn@bakerconcrete.com ( reference letter attached )

2) Douglas Crouch – General Foreman Campbell Construction, 250-889-3744

3) Tim Richmond – General Superintendent, 713-545-6668

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