Antoinne Garrido

• Put together stainless steel, galvanized PSP pipe ranging from 6 inches to 150 inches with nuts and bolts according to spool specifications.
• Completed projects on time by effectively prioritizing tasks and maintaining focus on work progress.
• Enhanced workplace safety through proper use of tools and equipment during fabrication tasks.
• Improved project efficiency by accurately measuring, cutting, and assembling sheet metal components.
• Observed safety practices and procedures to maintain safe and clean working environment.
• Reduced material waste significantly with precise measurements and efficient cutting techniques.
• Conducted quality control checks, ensuring all products met strict industry standards and client expectations.
• Assembled fiberglass pipe ranging from 6 inches to 150" with chem bond putty.
• Crew of 8.

Worked varies different locations such as:

Phoenix Son Stadium where I handled a crew of four.

Duties included:

• Putting together screen type panels.
• Adaline- high-rise in Phoenix over 25 stories.
• Put together king span panels, full size walls, stood them up, and worked off a swing stage to seal them.
• Ensured timely completion of projects with effective time management and prioritization of tasks.
• Enhanced team productivity by providing clear direction, setting expectations, and offering constructive feedback.
• Reviewed project details to specify correct materials and equipment for job sites.
• Crew of 25.

Sky Harbor Airport for four years.

• Duties included:
• Performed quality finishes by trimming and deburring to create smooth surfaces and joints of assembled parts.
• Provided support in the repair or modification of existing structures or systems using expert knowledge in sheet metal work.
• Collaborated with team members to troubleshoot issues and streamline production processes for increased productivity.
• Measured parts using calipers, gauges and micrometers to confirm adherence to quality standards on final inspections.
• Selected gauges and types of sheet metal or non-metallic material to meet product specifications.
• Conducted regular maintenance and calibration of sheet metal machinery, ensuring operational efficiency and safety.
• Putting together ACM panels with inserts and insulation.
• Foreman for two years in Navajo County building a hospital.
• Put together a penthouse on the roof.

Foreman at Lucid car plant Casa Grande:

• Ran a crew of 7 putting together 70in long king span panels.
• Oversaw daily operations at site, keeping team production moving at optimal pace.
• Trained workers in proper methods, equipment operation and safety procedures.
• Directed projects according to schedule and quality demands.
• Prioritized tasks effectively, balancing multiple projects simultaneously while ensuring attention to detail and meeting deadlines.

• Worked at several schools over the Valley putting metal on the roofs and putting on gutters.
• Parker, Arizona- juvenile detention facility corrugated panels.
• Crew of 6.
• Completed projects on time by effectively prioritizing tasks and maintaining focus on work progress.
• Observed safety practices and procedures to maintain safe and clean working environment.
• Performed quality finishes by trimming and deburring to create smooth surfaces and joints of assembled parts.
• Provided support in the repair or modification of existing structures or systems using expert knowledge in sheet metal work.
• Yuma on a military base putting panels and gutters.
• Demonstrated expertise in various techniques such as bending, rolling, forming, cutting, punching, drilling, riveting, soldering, and brazing of sheet metal materials.
• Maintained a clean and organized workspace, promoting an efficient and safe working environment for all staff members.
• Crew of 6.