Miguel Priego

I had the opportunity to perform various tasks throughout the day, such as assembling the walls for the units and the roofs, reading the plans to know where each piece went and its corresponding number, working with glue, installing the sheets that went with the unit, sorting and ordering the material by code, and organizing it in the corresponding rack.

Obviously, I performed work with different hand tools such as impact wrenches, drills, benzos, hand-held cutters, clamps, a glue gun for the walls and parts that required it, and a knife to cut the insulation and place it inside the walls.

Securing the walls, roofs, and engines before they were blown up so they could be assembled into the units.