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Contents

. Career- Pursuit Information:

Introduction

(Mailed Copy)Typed Cover Letter

(Mailed Copy)Resume

Descriptions Of Positions Held:

Description as aGlazier Description as a Project Manager

Description as aEstimator

My 6 Rules to Successful Estimating

. Samples of Work:

(3) Letters of Recommendation

Advanced Sales Letter (As Mentioned in Letter of Recommendation)

References

Project Photo Gallery

. Athorizations, Goals & Achievements:

Authorizations, Certiications, & Licenses

Long-Term Objectives

Initial Plan


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. Career- Pursuit Information:

Introduction

(Mailed Copy) Typed Cover Letter

(Mailed Copy) Resume

Descriptions Of Positions Held:

Description as a Glazier Description as a Project Manager

Description as a Estimator

My 6 Rules to Successful Estimating


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Introduction

My name is Jeffery Allen Weber, 33 year old Project Superintendent, Estimator, and Professional Glazier. Bornin Groton, Connecticut in 1978 then relocated to San Diego, California shortly after my irst birthday and raisedall over the county. Father of (5) beautiful children ranging in ages from 2 to 13 (3 Boys, plus 2 Girls).

Glazing experience dates back to May, 1996 when shortly after graduating from high school I started my

Career with Bilt Best Windows and Patio Doors, as a Customer Service Representative. Until now, where I havebeen fortunate enough to climb the experience ladder in several areas of this industry. (Including: customerservice representatives glazier, estimator, and project superintendent/manager) Understand large range ofoverall Division 08.00.00 skills. In addition to working on such large scale projects in San Diego County and thesurrounding area. (Example: Hacienda Beach club, Cabo San Lucas; North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Arizona; Convention Center sails

pavilion enclosure San Diego, California; Zoo San Diego, California)

Familiar with the majority of the duties of the Glazing Trade . Specialize in working with numerousmanufacturers, applications, along with technical and custom products, Goal driven with strong will to achievethe high standards needed to stay on top in this economy as well as market.


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Jeffery A. WeberMelody Place Unit C

Anchorage, Alaska 99504

Cell: 907.903.8576

Home: 907.929.3677

[email protected]

Dear Personnel Manager:

My name is Jeffery Allen Weber, 33 year old Project Superintendent, Estimator, and Professional Glazierfrom San Diego, California that qualiies me to apply for a job with your company. I currently reside inAnchorage, Alaska where I am employed as Professional Journeymen Glazier and Project Superintendent. Ihave the appropriate training, in addition to 15 years of REAL on the job experience. I possess strongleadership skills and have proven ability to manage and motivate a team. I believe that these qualities willmake a perpetual positive impact on your facility.

As you can see in my attached resume I have spent the last 15 years working with a few of the largest fullservice Glass Facilities in Alaska, Utah, as well as California where I have gained the knowledge along with the

insight necessary to successfully address the many challenges presented in an ever-changing marketplace. ISpecialize in working with numerous manufacturers, applications, along with technical and custom products,Goal driven with strong will to achieve the high standards needed to stay on top in this economy as well asmarket.

I am looking to work in a friendly environment where I can contribute to company growth, whilebroadening my knowledge of Glass and Glazing concepts and new ideas. I would appreciate the opportunity todiscuss my credentials at a time convenient to you. Thank you for your consideration.

Respectfully yours,

Jeffery Weber


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Jeffery A. WeberMelody Place Unit C

Anchorage, Alaska 99504Cell: 907.903.8576

Home: [email protected]

Professional Proile

Seeking a career with a progressive, well-grounded organization where I can utilize my 15 years ofexperience as a Professional Glazier, Estimator, as well as Project Superintendent. Skills include safety;quality control; management; fabrication; along with craftsmanship and technical assistant. Excel in the

areas of troubleshooting, problem solving, and readily understanding instructions of a complicated nature.Altogether energetic along with physically it. Respond to challenges with a "Get the job done" attitude.Quick to react to opportunities with a mythological approach to achieving the tasks or objectives. Highpersonal standards, attention to detail, in addition to being a value to a company. Focused on stability

along with personal and professional growth.

Experience

Capitol Glass/Northerm Windows Anchorage, AlaskaProject Superintendent/ Professional Glazier 2011 to 2012* Pro actively managed changes in project scope, identiied potential problems, and devised contingencyplans.* Coached, mentor ed, motivated, and supervised project team members and contractors, and inluencethem to take positive actions and accountability for their assigned work.

* Successfully relied upon as an on-site supervisor for High Proile Projects. (Example: Kendall Toyota of Anchorage,Alaska)

* Responsible for employee time cards.* Wrote daily and weekly project reports.

DGM Discount Glass & Mirror San Diego, CaliforniaProject Superintendent/Estimator/ Professional Glazier 2000 to 2006 --- 2007 to 2010* Coordinated employees, equipment, and materials on several projects simultaneously.* Strong analytical skills, always willing, eager along with open minded.* Wrote daily & weekly project reports, scheduled day-to-day operations, drafted, shop drawings, in

addition to submittals. I understand the responsibilities along with importance of prioritizing tasks, planning,organizing, and time management.* Familiar with various commercial coupled with industrial glazing methods, applications, andmanufacturers typical to the (southwest) region and the northwest region. (Including: curtain wall, pressure wall,ribbon window systems, basic center/offset aluminum storefront systems, kalwal, skyroofs, aluminum entrances, spider wall, structural

sealant systems, canopies, slope glaze, partition systems, multi-slide doors and multi-slide pocket doors).

* Well acquainted with many residential window and patio door applications as well as manufacturesincluding high-performance and high-tech translucent building systems. (including: new construction, retro it(replacement), casement, awning, block frame, block wall, garden windows, bay windows, green house, standard patio sliding doors,

French doors, lift-slide, multi-slide and multi-slide pocket, bi-folding, storm doors & windows, louvers, as well as composite entry systems.)

* Experienced in layout, inal measurements and patterns. Successfully relied upon as an on-site supervisorfor complex installs with access issues or important safety concerns. Selected, removed, installed, andreplaced glass/glazing of just about every type and application. (including: loat, body-tinted, relective, low-e,

enameled or screen printed, cast, pattern, antique, photovoltaic, x-ray, ire-resistant, wire, alarm, XIR laminated, double along with tripleglazed units, anti-relective, and mirror.) Also handled plastics. (Acrylic and polycarbonate).* Dexterous in architectural metals, hardware, railings, balustrades, wind walls (wind screens), guardtrailings (commercial and residential code applications), and partition systems. (Aluminum CRL ARS series 100railings, wind wall systems, post systems (core pour mounted, steel stanchion, and surface mounted), spider railings, picket panel, base

shoe (pour core mounted glass), stainless-steel cable, stainless-steel rod, patch, and clamp systems).

* Immense working knowledge of panic handles (panic devices), electric strikes, magnetic locks, cardreaders, power supplies, 3-point locks, center locks, cylinders and thumb turns (locks & bolts),commercial/residential replacement door & window hardware as well as closers.


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* Understand ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) regulations, Title 24 (California energy-eficiencystandards for both residential and commercial) identiication for quoting, sealants, electrolysis, oxidation,condensation, thermal-(mass, coeficients (contraction), expansion, and breakage), access egress, windload(wind pressure), snow-load, dead-load, UDL (uniformly distributed loads), as well astempered/laminated safety zones and size requirements.* Great interpersonal skills, cheerful positive person with phone manners, and computer skills. (Computerskills include: Microsoft xp, 2000, Microsoft word, excel, Mainstreet (by:Glass Avenue), mil-gard window estimator, in addition to GDS

storefront estimator V.14 and V.15 (by: Win Bid Pro).

Jones Paint & Glass Cedar City, Utah

Residential & Commercial Glass Department Supervisor 2006 to 2007* Organized operations, set department inancial goals and met all deadlines.* Assigned to travel multiple times out of state for challenging installs.* Educated in storm doors & windows, Interior & exterior pre-hung doors, along with residential doorcontrols, locks, and hardware.* Perfect knowledge of quantity and quality for labor plus materials in various applications.* Experienced extreme weather conditions from the dessert in summer to 11,000 feet in winter for 2months working in subzero temperatures. (-21 degree lowest and 118 high)

United Glass Santee, CaliforniaGlazier/Lead man 1998 to 2000* Demonstrated excellent communication skills with staff, managers, and clients.* Worked on several large scale projects also well known in the San Diego community.

* Assigned to travel alone to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico to fabricate and install a large ish aquarium.* Handled all phases of construction including scheduling employees (for the irst time).* Given the opportunity to be the foreman on my irst project. (Lawrence Welk Resort).* Trained in sealant--(removal, cleaning, preparation, as well as application).

Bilt Best Windows & Patio Doors Santee, CaliforniaCustomer Service/Technical assistant 1997 to 1998

* Planned construction procedures, speciications, work schedules, and material needs.* Dealt with customers to resolve complaints. Organized projects with subcontractor as well as customers.* Serviced or (preformed lock & slide treatment) on new construction windows prior to home owners inalinspection. Removal and re-glaze of broken or damaged windows and patio doors.* Learned allot in a short time and was able to capitalize every opportunity I had.

EducationWest Hills High School Santee, CaliforniaGraduate 1996

License/Certiication

First Aid Course, National Safety Council, 2010 to 2012CPR Course, National Safety Council, 2010 to 2012

DOT Medical Examiners Certiicate, Utah Intermountain Workmed, 2010 to 2012DOT Medical Examiners Certiicate, Alaska Medical Park Occupational Health, 2012 to 2014

OSHA 10 Hour Certiication, California OSHA, 2010 to 2012Counter Balanced Forklift Operators Certiication, DGM Discount Glass & Mirror 2009

Scissor & Boom Lift Certiication, Aerial Equipment, 2010

Drivers License, Class C, Expires 2012Weiland sliding Door Certiied Installer, Weiland, 2009

Forklift Operators Certiication, Western Quality Foods, 2011

Portfolio and References: Available upon request


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Description as a Glazier

My role as a Glazier is for the purpose/s of maintaining, replacing glass and glass-related products atCommercial, Residential, and industrial facilities; installing and replacing glass windows, doors, display cases,along with other ixtures; install and replace window screens in addition to screen frames. Incumbent in these

classiications I provide the public with well-maintained and safe building infrastructures and facilities.

Essential Functions:

Job responsibilities included, but are not limited to, the following:

Coordinated with administration and other trades for the purpose of completing projects/workorders eficiently.

Estimated time along with material costs for the purpose of determining costs for speciic jobs. Glazed windows, doors, cases, etc. ( e.g. caul-king, weather prooing structures, replaces broken

windows, etc.) for the purpose of maintaining any facilities in a safe and comfortable condition. Inspected facilities for the purpose of ensuring safety and cleanliness, and identifying necessary

repairs. Maintained glazing equipment for the purpose of ensuring the availability of equipment in safe

operating conditions.

Repaired various glass items for the purpose of maintaining a facilities safe and attractive condition.

Other Functions:

Assisted other personnel as required for the purpose of ensuring an eficient and effective wokenvironment.

Installed items for the purpose of maintaining comfort and security of any facility.

Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:

Skills- Can perform single, technical tasks with the ability to upgrade my skills in order to meet changing jobconditions. My experience includes planning and managing projects; and preparing and maintaining accurate

records.

Knowledge- Math, including calculations using fractions, percents, and/or ratios; understand writtenprocedures, write routine documents, and speak clearly. Understand complex, multi-step written and oral

instructions. Speciic knowledge to satisfactorily perform the functions of a glazier include: Methods,materials, tools and equipment used in cutting, setting and installing various kinds of glass; and safety

practices and procedures.Ability- Schedule activities and meetings; gather and/or collate data; and consider a number of factors whenusing equipment. Flexible when it comes to working with others in a variety of circumstances; work with datautilizing deined but different processes; and operate equipment using a variety of standardized methods. My

speciic abilities to satisfactorily perform the functions of the job of a glazier include: Adapting to changingwork priorities; communicate with diverse groups; meeting deadlines and schedules; and setting priorities.

Responsibilities:

Responsibilities included: working without supervision using standardized practices and/or methods;providing information and/or advising others; and operating within a deined budget.

Utilization of some resources from other work units is often required to perform the jobs functions


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Description as a Project Manager

Job Summary:

My role as the Project Manager is to Plan, Execute, and Finalize projects according to strict deadlines andwithin budget. This included acquiring resources and coordinating the efforts of team members and thirdparty contractors or consultants in order to deliver projects according to plan. Also to deine the projects

objectives and oversee quality control throughout its life cycle.

Responsibilities:

Job responsibilities included but are not limited to, the following:

Directed and managed project development from beginning to end.

Deined project scope, goals and deliverables theta support business goals in collaboration with

senior management,

Developed full-scale project plans and associated communications documents

Effectively communicated project expectations to team members in a timely and clear fashion.

Liaise with project stakeholders on an ongoing basis

Estimated the resources and participants needed to achieve project goals

Drafted and submitted budget proposals,

and recommend subsequent budget changes where necessary

Where required, negotiated with other department managers for the acquisition of required

personnel from within the company

Determined and assess needs for additional staff

and/or consultants and make the appropriate recruitments necessary darning project cycle

Set and continually managed project expectations with team members and other stakeholders

Delegate tasks and responsibilities to appropriate personnel

Identiied and resolved issues and conlicts within the projects team

Identiied and managed project dependencies and critical path

Planned along with scheduled project time-lines and milestones using appropriate tools

Developed and delivered progress reports, proposals, requirements documentation,

and presentations

Determined the frequency and content of status reports from the project team, analyze results,

and troubleshoot problem areas

Pro actively managed changes in project scope, identiied potential problems,

devised contingency plans

Deined project success criteria and disseminated them to involve parties throughout the

project cycle

Coached, mentor ed, motivated, and supervised project team members and contractors,

and inluence them to take positive actions and accountability for their assigned work

Built, developed, and grew any business relationships vital to the success of the project

Conducted project post mortems and create a recommendations reporting order to

identify successful and unsuccessful project elements

Developed best practiced and tools for project execution and management


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Description as a Estimator

Job Summary

As an Estimator I learned what a critical position within any construction company. While Estimating I havebeen responsible for evaluating bid speciications and drawings, ensured that the company knew everythingrequired to successfully bid and win the project. Aggressively followed up with subcontractors to ensure that

bids are received.

Responsibilities:Overall strategy is to be the most relentless proactive Glazing contractor in the local and joining areas.

Therefore i believe every employee should be held to the same standard of Relentless Proactive. I use thisbehavior to drive every project.

Bid Administration:

Prepared and maintained status of plan reproduction.

Solicited along with maintained communication with subcontractors and vendors.

Prepared subcontractor bid packages.

Transmitted addenda in addition to other bid information to subcontractors.

Ensured that the company had proper coverage from subcontractors, labor, as well asmaterials on bid day.

Contracted supply houses to obtain additional vender and subcontractor bids.

Showed creativity and resourcefulness to gain better pricing from venders and subcontractors.

Submitted 100% of bids and budgets by the deadline- No exceptions.

Entered all relevant information into appropriate folders and iles.

Project knowledge:

Reviewed bid requirements thoroughly and asked follow-up questions on every bid.

Had a thorough understanding of the scope for all Division 080000, 079000, as well as speciic

trades assigned. Developed RFIs(Request For Information) along with clariications to ensure adequate

subcontractor coverage.

Preformed a comprehensive Bid day analysis and scoping of speciic trade information.

Understand how to it subcontractors and venders to the proper size and scope of project.

Created bid lists that it trade speciication, ensured that the correct man power and materials

for each project.

Minimized exclusions by Doing My Homework.

Included value engineering ideas on bids

Follow up and Closing:

Consistently followed up on submitted bids and budgetss with Architects and Construction

Managers to close business.

Project Turnover:

Properly turned over bid documents to Project Management in a timely manner. Goal is always

100% of awarded projects turned over within 48 hours of award notiication.

Completed project kick-off forms to ensure compliance.


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My 6 Rules to Successful Estimating:

Build Long Term Relationships: Handle all interactions in a manner designed to build long term relationships.

Develop personal along with social relationships with selective clients.

Go the Extra Mile: Do whatever it takes to ensure the companies bids and proposals are competitive and

have thee greatest chance of winning. This may require me to arrive early, stay late, or

perform tasks not speciically outlined in the job description.

Double-check all critical work to minimize mistakes.

Operate as (1) ONE Team: Build strong win-win relationships with other departments within the company.

Including Project Management, Marketing/Business Development, Accounting and

Superintendents.

Never Stop Improving: Initiate personal development programs to build professional and managerial skills.

Read local business and relevant construction trade publications.

Initiate suggestions for improvement. Research and maintain technological excellences in the work environment.

Engineer Win-Win Solutions: Develop creative solutions to problems.

Identify creative ways to deliver additional proit where possible.

Take Ownership: Complete all activities with a pride of ownership as if it was My Name on the door.

Participate in all company events such as meets, socials, etc.

Demonstrate by performance in keeping company obligations and goals.


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. Samples of Work:

(3) Letters of Recommendation

Advanced Sales Letter (As Mentioned in Letter of Recommendation)

References

Project Photo Gallery Contents



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Shad MunfordNorth Airport RoadCedar City, UT 84721-8408

(435)691-2692

To whom it may concern,

This letter is my personal recommendation for Jeff Weber. Jeff Weber is a great worker and apositive person to be around. When he is at work I don't have to worry about where he is, or whathe is doing. He is always busy tackling task for me big or small. Every time he comes in he isvery motivated and ready to dive into whatever it is I need him for. I have had him doing jobsthat nobody else wants to do and he does it without complaint. Jeff is a easy person to work with,intelligent, and follows directions very well. He has never let me down at any point in time andalways exceeds my expectations. There has been times were I would need him and he wouldcome in with as little as 30 minutes notice. He has always dropped what he is doing to come inand help me when I need him.

To conclude, I would like to restate my strong recommendation for Jeff Weber. If you have anyfurther questions regarding Jeff's ability or this recommendation, please do not hesitate to contactme at (435)691-2692.

Sincerely,

Shad MunfordNight Shift ForemanWestern Quality Food Products, L.C..

[email protected]


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NickNesvigPersimmonAvenue

ElCajon,California92020(760)[email protected]

DearManagement:

Istronglyrecommendmycolleague,JefferyWeber,foremployment.Ihavehadthepleasureofworkingalongsidehimfor3yearsintheGlassbusiness,wherehehasbeenentrustedwithagreatdealofresponsibility.

IhavehadtheopportunitytoobserveJefferyWeberprofessionalskillsaswellasinterpersonalstyle.Heisconsistentlypleasant,andtakesonallassignmentswithenthusiasmanddedication.Iwishthatallmyco-workershadhisattitude.

Regardlessofdeadlinesorotherpressure,JefferyWeberalwaysdelivers.Hissuperiororganizationalskillsmakehimtheconsummatemulti-tasker.WhileIwillsurelymissseeingandworkingwithJefferyWeber.Hehasearnedtheopportunitytofurtherhiscareeratyourfirm.

Sincerely,

NickNesvig(760)317-8325


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Advanced Glass & MirrorResidential & Commercial - 30 Years Experience

License#: 135708

674 North 800 West

Cedar City, Utah 84721Office: (435)592-4247Fax: (435)867-8522

Dear personnel Manager,

I would like to recommend Jeffery Weber as a candidate for a position with your Glass Company. Ihave known Jeffery Weber personally and professionally over the last five years. I had the pleasure of

working with him at Jones Paint and Glass and as well as with my own glass company here in CedarCity, Utah.

He has personally helped me with my business by giving his time with, hospitality, bidding, quoting,installing and even wrote a sales letter .Which has been of great help to my company. He is a verydedicated, hard working individual. Who has excellent written and verbal communication skills, isextremely organized and is able to follow through to ensure that the job gets done. Jeffery Weberhas always been willing to offer his assistance and I have greatly appreciated it.

Sincerely

Russell DrieverOwner


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Advanced Glass & MirrorResidential & Commercial - 30 Years Experience

License#: 135708

Dear Current and Future Clients,I would like to introduce myself, my name is Jeffery Weber and Im the Outside Salesman/ Estimator for

Advanced Glass and Mirror. It would be my pleasure to either come to your facility or Job-site to demonstrateour capabilities and unique features of our products that are sure to interest your Company. You willimmediately see the advantages both financially and in the quality. Overall I am aimed to increase and create aloyal base of customers. By establishing strong creditable win-win relationships together with handling all myclients in a professional manner that ensures the bids and proposals are competitive, accurate in addition tohaving the greatest chance of winning. As a Full service Glass Company, Advanced Glass and Mirror hasproducts and services to help you design, upgrade, refurbish, along with make businesses and homes moreenergy efficient. Specializing in Custom High-End Commercial, and Residential, Hotel/Motel, Construction andGeneral Contractor accounts.Services we offer but are not limited to:

Commercial applications include:

Window systems- Curtain walls, Basic center/offset aluminum Storefront systems, Skyroofs, Skylights, Spider-walls, Structural sealant systems, Canopies, Slope glaze, and Partition systems.Doors- Storefront entry systems, A.D.A. Compliant doors, Hollow metal, Herculite (frameless All-glass)

doors, Bi-folding, Multi-slide doors and Multi-slide pocket doors.Mirrors- Framed, Frameless, Beveled, Etched, along with Custom & Standard sizes, and Wardrobe doors.Residential applications Include:

Windows-New construction, Retro fit (replacement), Casement, Awning, Block frame, Block wall, Gardenwindows, Bay windows, Green house, in addition to Louvers .Doors- Patio sliding doors, French doors, Lift-slide, Multi-slide/Multi-slide pocket, Bi-folding, as well as Stormdoors.Shower Doors- Bi-pass, and 3/8 heavy frameless systems, hinge doors, Bi-folding and Completely Customshower doors systems.Mirrors- Framed, Frameless, Beveled, Etched, along with Custom & Standard sizes, and Wardrobe doors.Glass/Glazing types available:All thicknesses of standard Float glass, Tempered safety glass, Laminated glass, Body-tinted, Reflective, Low-e,Enameled or Screen printed, Cast, Pattern, Antique, Photovoltaic, X-ray, Fire-resistant, Wire, Alarm, XIR

laminated, Double along with Triple glazed units, Anti-reflective, and Mirror. We also carry plastics: Acrylic andpolycarbonate.Architectural Glazing Systems Include: Aluminum CRL ARS series 100 railings, Wind wall systems, Post systems(Core pour mounted, Steel stanchion, and Surface mounted), Spider railings, Picket panel railings, Base shoe(pour core mounted glass) railings, Wedge glazing, Stainless-steel Cable, Stainless-steel Rod, Patch, and Clampsystems.Plus: Screens, screen doors, Sneeze guards, Showcases, Dividers, Risers, along with Counter-tops and Back-splashes. We are networked with wholesalers and distributors throughout the U.S. to offer you an extensive range ofproducts to meet all of your Glass and Glazing needs and at a price that is guaranteed to be competitive alongwith affordable. And, we will personally deliver and install all products so your project is done correctly, on-timeand on-budget. For a free quote, please call me any time on my cell: 435.592.1065 or the office: 435.592.4247

Please visit our showroom located at 674 North 800 West Cedar City, Utah 84720.

Thanks,

Jeffery WeberOutside Salesman/Estimator


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References

(4) Personal References

(6) Professional References

(4) Personal References (6) Professional ReferencesLinn Clark(Friend)

2345 Laurel Street Unit #45Lakeside, California

[email protected]

Shad Munford (Colleague @ Western Quality Foods)Cedar City, Utah 84721

[email protected]

James Youngblood (Friend)Denton, Texas785.236.2290

Nick Nesvig (Colleague @ DGM Discount Glass and Mirror)1171 Persimmion Avenue

El Cajon, California, 92020760.317.8325

[email protected]

Danny Gricius (Friend)4515 West 300 North

Cedar City, Utah 84729435.238.0881

Lee Ball (Colleague @ Jones Paint and Glass)2934 North Sunnyside Drive

Cedar City, Utah 84721435.531.1492

[email protected]

Vicki Wangenstein (Friend)5329 North 2900 West

Cedar City, Utah, 84721435.327.0572

vickinutah@gmail

Russell Driever (Colleague @ Jones Paint and Glass/Advanced Glass)674 North 800 West

Cedar City, Utah 84721435.592.4247

Dave Scott Phelan(Colleague @ Capitol Glass Northerm Window)Anchorage, Alaska

907.884.6149

Anthony Bortz(Owner of Discount Glass & Mirror) 8555 Distribution Drive

San Diego, California 92121858.549.2442


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Project:

Date:CurrentLocation: Anchorage, Alaska

Employed by: Capitol Glass Northerm Windows

Role: Project Superintendent, Lead Glazier


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Project: Stingaree Year: 2005Location: San Diego, California

Employed by: DGM Discount Glass & MirrorRole: Project Superintendent, Lead Glazier

#1 Night Club in San DiegoVoted by: SAN DIEGO Magazine


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Project: Bella Vista Date: 2010

Role: Project Manager, and GlazierLocation: Coronado, California

Glass railing and Gate.


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You can measure paradise at a little more than 9,000 square feet if you're talking about the majesticbayfront estate in Coronado called Bella Vista.

Glass Railing

The living room of Bella Vista. Offers Natural light from the large glass windows and a unparalleled viewing of San DiegoBay.


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The ultimate tribute of any home is to be featured on the cover of San Diego Home/Garden LifestylesMagazine. Here Bella Vista received just such accolades as the cover girl on the June 2011 edition.


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Project:San Diego Convention Center Sails Pavilion Year: 1999 to 2000

Location: San Diego, CaliforniaEmployed by: United Glass

Role: GlazierContractor: Douglas E. Barnhart

2001 Sails Pavilion Enhancement Awards

Best in CaliforniaVoted by: California Construction

Excellent Rehabilitation and RenovationVoted by: Design/Build Institute of America


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Sails Pavilion Enclosure: Clark Steel, and United Glass enclosed the 90,000 square foot Sails Pavilion at the SanDiego Convention Center, The design-build enhancements increased the multi-functionality of the space to one of thetop (3) Three Convention Centers in the World.

Architecture Published:

January 2002Details in Architecture 3-Leading International Architects' Work

San Diego Convention Center Sails Pavilion Enclosure Project

Images Publishing Group, Australia

September 2001The San Diego Convention Center Expansion

By Caron Golden and Joel Zwink

San Diego Convention Center Sails Pavilion Enclosure Project

San Diego Convention Center Corp.


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Project: Year: 2009

Location: 1 Park Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92101

Bar, Wine room, and Restroom Main Entry

Employed by:

Role: Project Manager, and Lead Glazier

Patio

Scope included:

Creating walls out of 1-3/4 x 4 center glazed black Storefront with 5/16 laminated safety glass with

white frit for the Restrooms.

/2 loor to ceiling tempered safety glass panels with bared U-channel at the loor and Hate-channel at

the ceiling. (1) 36 Herculite door with top/bottom patchs and a concealed loor check.

Exterior Vision System Curtin wall with a (21 x 8) 5 Automatic Western Window Systems Multi-panel

sliding door.

All Glass frosted and spandral panel Fox Sports Grill signs.


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Project: San Diego Hall of Champions Year: 2002

Employed by: DGM Discount Glass & MirrorRole: Lead Glazier


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Project:San Diego Hard Rock Hotel Year: 2008 to 2009

Location: San Diego, California

Employed by: DGM Discount Glass & Mirror

Role: Commercial Estimator, Project Manager, and Lead Glazier

The Skybar at The Hard Rock

Role: Commercial Estimator, Project Manager, and Lead GlazierContractor: Turner Construction Company

Exterior 3rd loor Skybar/Pool area 1/2 glass railing and windwall.


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Project: Year: 2006

Iron Springs Elementary opened in 2006. The principal is Deon Goshorn and the mascot is the Miners. Iron Springs Elementary is part of

the Iron County School District and is located west of Cedar City.

Location: 235 North 4050 West, Cedar City, UT 84720-8151Employed by: Jones Paint & Glass

Role: Residential and Commercial Glass Manager, Lead Glazier


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Project:Bressi Ranch Medical Plaza Date: 2009Location: San Diego, CA

This 20,000 square foot medical plaza, located in South Carlsbad is situated on a 1.94 acre property within themaster-planned business community of Bressi Ranch.

Fuscoe provided an integrated approach to detention and bio-retention for the stormwater low and treatmentwhich included curb openings to allow for low into landscaping and incorporating sand iltered trenches in

landscape areas for a more usable and aesthetically pleasing site.


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Project: Year: 2006

Role: Residential and Commercial Glass Manager, Lead Glazier

Location:1685 W Midvalley Rd Grades: K-5

Cedar City, UT 84721 School Type:PublicStudents: 492

Employed by:


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Project: Paseo De Mission Hills Year: 2008 to 2009

Artists rendishion of the truth

Location: San Diego, CaliforniaEmployed by: DGM Discount Glass & Mirror

Contractor: Turner Construction Company

Role: Lead Estimator

Project: Nicos Steak & Chop House Year: 2008

Location: Chula Vista, California


Role: Lead Estimator, Project Superintendent, and Glazier

Contractor: MDS Construction


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Project: Year: 1998 to1999

Employed by: United Glass Co.Role: Glass Worker/ Glazier

Location: 40820 Winchester RoadTemecula, CA 92591-5525


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Project: Year: 2006 to 2007

Location: Brianhead, Utah

Employed by: Advanced Glass & Mirror

Role: Lead Glazier


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Project: Date: 2005


Role: Project Superintendent



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Project: The Grande at Santa Fe Place Year: 2004(South Tower)2005(North Tower)

Role: Project Superintendent, Lead Glazier

Lead a crew in the installation 1/2 Laminated glass canopys from the 1st loor to the 40th loor. Canopysconsisted of 1/2 laminated glass panels (1/4 Tempered safety glass, .o4o inner layer, and 3/13 annealed glass).

Scope also included thecurtin wall Main entrys, Patio Rails, Mirrors, and Glass Bars.



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Project: The Lofts at Brianhead Year: 2006 to 2007

Location: Brianhead, UtahEmployed by: Jones Paint & Glass

Outside looking In Inside looking Out

CRL- Stainless Steel Component Railing System with 3/8 tempered glass infill panels

Role: Estimator, Residential & Commercial Glass Manager, and Lead Glazier


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NEW CONSTRUCTION AT BRIAN HEAD SKI RESORT- FEATURING "THE LOFTS AT BRIAN HEAD" located at

the foot of Giant Steps ski run in Brian Head Ski Resort, is a condo development that brings the outdoorsinside. Includes twenty foot ceilings with a glass open frontoverlooking Brian Head Peak and the Giant Stepsski run. This unique window frontage allows residents to feel as though they are actually outside. The natural

stone and wood architecture gives a feeling of being back to nature and bringing the outdoors inside.The Loft has brought a different feel to mountain living at Brian Head. Designed by Leslie Engineering, thiscondo project has a modern, contemporary style with todays luxury upgrades: a beautiful stone ireplace,

glass railing, marble countertops, tiled shower surrounds, glass shower doors, jetted tubs, beautiful largeglass bowls for bathroom sinks, stainless steal appliances, stove, wall oven, microwave, trash compactor,

dishwasher, garbage disposal, tile, carpet and hardwood looring, natural gas water heater, 2 car garage, 2covered balconies one set up with a gas stub for outside BBQ.

18 Buildings Total.


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Project: San Diego ZOO & Wild Animal Park Year: 1998 to 2000

Employed by: United Glass Co.

Role: GlazierContractor: City of San Diego

Over a 2 to 2 1/2 year period United Glass Co. was being awarded contracts for large glassreplacement, Exhibit Remodels, and New exhibits. During this time we completed work on such

exhibits as, the Gorilla, Panda, Arangatang and Douc Langur monkey. In addition to the exhibit

projects we also provided glazing for gift shops and ticket booths.The majority of these projects were heavy glass sets (1-1/2 to 2 thick multi-layer laminated). Often

times cranes and heavy machinery where used during the complex installs.

Project:Douc Langur Monkey Exhibit Year: 2000Role: Lead Glazier


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Project:Gorilla Exhibit Year:1999Role: Glazier

Project:Arangatang Exhibit Year: 1998Role: Glazier


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Project:

Paciic Coast SteelDate: 2008 Location: 4805 Murphy Canyon Rd ,San Diego, CA

Before.

Employed by: DGM Discount Glass & MirrorRole: Estimator, Project Manager

After.

Project Details:

Tenant Improvement of an existing 26,600 sf, 2-story tilt-up shell that included executive ofices, a mezzanine addition,

open work spaces, conference rooms, gym facilities and a break room. Site improvements were also included.


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Project:Horizon Towers Year: 2000 to 2001

Horizons North Tower skyscraperConstruction was completed in 2001

Contractor: Bosa DevelopmentLocation: San Diego, California

Role: Glazer


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Horizons South Tower skyscraperConstruction was completed in 2001

Contractor: Bosa DevelopmentLocation: San Diego, California

Role: GlazerEmployed by: United Glass Co.


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Project: Year: 1999

Easily accessible by air from most major cities across the U.S., Cabo San Lucas has become Mexicos top resortdestination for its stunning blue seas, world-class golf, and big game sportishing. Where Cabos shores meet

the Sea of Cortes, Medano Beach is an idyllic location whereon 22 acres of lush beachfront, early hoteliersdeveloped Cabos irst luxury resort escape by the Sea: The Hacienda Hotel.

Location: Cabo San Lucas, MexicoEmployed by: United Glass, Co.

Role: Glazier

In May of 1999 my wife and I were sent from San Diego, California to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico to assemble andapply silicone to a large ish aquarium in the common area of the Hacienda Beach Club. It was a 4 day 3 night

trip that was and will always be a high light to my career.


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Project: North Block Lofts / 777 Lofts Year: 2003

Scope: Furnished and installed Mil-Gard Windows & Patio doors on loors 2 thurl 4. U.S. Aluminum storefront

on ground loor.

Role: Project Superintendent, Safety coordinator, Lead GlazierEmployed by: DGM Discount Glass And Mirror

Location: 777 6th Avenue, San Diego, California


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Project: Grand Canyon Lodge North Rim Year: 2006

North Rim Lodge

Client: XanterraLocation: Grand Canyon North Rim, ArizonaRole: Project Superintendent, Lead Glazier

Employed by:


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Project:Atlas / Red Cross Building Year:2008 to 2009

Location: 3687 4th Ave, San Diego, California

Phase 1

Phase 1 Resident Entry

Atlas is an Award Winning Residence in the heart of Hillcrest! Walk to ine dining, shops and easy FreewayAccess.

Contractor: D.R. HortonBuilding Type: Mixed-use

Phase 2 Location: 3650 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CaliforniaRole (Booth Phases): Estimator, Project Superintendent, Lead Glazier


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Phase 2

Phase 2 Retail Space


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Project: Chula Vista Corporate Center Date: 2004 to 2005

Location: Chula Vista, California

Three buildings totaling 157,000-sf, concrete tilt-up industrial warehouseArchitect: Kenneth D. Smith Architect & Associates, Inc.

Employed by: DGM Discount Glass and MirrorRole: Project Superintendent


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3. Authorizations, Goals, &Achievements:

Authorizations, Certiications, & Licenses

Long-Term Objectives

Initial Plan


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Authorizations, Certiications, and License:

Safety Certiications:

First Aid Course, National Safety Council, 2010 to 2012CPR Course, National Safety Council, 2010 to 2012

DOT Medical Examiners Certiicate, Utah Intermountain Workmed, 2010 to 2012DOT Medical Examiners Certiicate, Alaska Medical Park Occupational Health, 2012 to 2014

OSHA 10 Hour Certiication, California OSHA, 2010 to 2012

Heavy Machinery:

Counter Balanced Forklift Operators Certiication, DGM Discount Glass & Mirror 2009Scissor & Boom Lift Certiication, Aerial Equipment, 2010

Drivers License, Class C, Expires 2012Weiland sliding Door Certiied Installer, Weiland, 2009

Forklift Operators Certiication, Western Quality Foods, 2011

State Issued:

Utah Identiication Card, Expires 2011California Drivers License, Class C, Expires 2012

Specialty:

Quality Assurance, Leakage Field Check Course, AAMA, 2009Weiland sliding Door Certiied Installer, Weiland, 2009

Schooling:

Graduate, West Hills High School, Santee, California 1996


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Long Term objective Statement:

Obtain a challenging leadership position applying creative problem solving and LEAN (lean is centered

on preserving value with less work and working smarter NOT harder) management skills in an environment that will

challenge me further; while allowing me to contribute to the continued growth and success of the

organization. Obtain a position that will provide me the ability to apply my sales and work

experience to a growing industry. Look forward to working with a company that promotes qualityproducts and services; and provides me with the opportunity to meet and exceed assigned goals.approach coupled with the energy and drive as an individual contributor with minimal supervision

or team environment.

As a father of (5) I just want to meet the needs of my children and wife.


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Initial Plan

lmmediately following my hiring I would waste no time beginning by familiarizing myself with theday-to-day operations, staff, and management. I would like to review company standards, tour thegeneral area to observe recently completed projects, in addition to information on employee skill

levels. Regardless of my position or title I would jump in and make a difference.

Once I have received and reviewed the Company policy along with have an idea of expectations andcompany guidelines I will be able to elaborate in much more detail. I feel I have all the required skills

and abilities that Project Manager, Estimator, or Glazier needs to be successful on a every-day basis.The skills and abilities I lack I would appreciate the opportunity to broaden my knowledge. To Sum

up what Im looking for in a couple sentences I would have to say:

A Company willing to work together, making the overall Company name and myself the best the

trade has to offer. A company with Commitment, which Backs up, Respects, in addition to Trustingtheir employees and has the same similar goal of Being the Best.

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