J.C. Pott

With skills learned and gathered along the way, I have branched into doing projects in my own. This requires all prior skills, expectations and requirements as before, with the added responsibility of owning and running a business. PROJECTS INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO: -professional assessment -landscape leveling/grading -land clearing/demolition -flood prevention -landscape preparation & design -RV dump/drains -dig sprinkler lines -in ground trampoline -concrete/asphalt removal -sod removal -project involving heavy equipment -basement digs -walkout addition -sewer repair -water line repair 801-814-0474

Operate heavy equipment for excavating or plumbing companies. Started from the bottom doing any and all duties involved as a young laborer, moving into foreman and superintendent positions at this point in my life. Duties include but are not limited to: -Operating any and all equipment involved in completing commercial sub roughs or new construction mainline digging. -read plans required to complete assignment -manage people also operating equipment, ensuring job is done safely and efficiently -manage dirt and spoil piles/coordinating placement of dirt while fill dirt is trucked in -managing time and project around/with other trades working on site -work with project managers/superintendents As well as any other day to day operations involved.

Run heavy equipment involved with commercial new construction and service plumbing. Tasks included but are not limited to: -digging and replacing sewer and water mainlines -managing people/tasks involved in completing projects -make sure people running equipment do so safely and efficiently -make sure people working in trenches do so safely (osha requirements) -read plans associated with building new construction commercial projects -work with project managers and other trades to complete jobs on schedule -manage time spent on tasks throughout day for myself and crew As well as any and all tasks included with the day to day operations of job