I've been a contractor for 22 years. I'm ready to move on, I was responsible for every aspect of the business from H.R. To bidding the jobs, to equipment procurement, to showing guys how to operate the equipment and work safely. I'm a very dedicated loyal person and don't like to lose, there's a proper way to do everything in life and it's been instilled in me from a very young age. Do it right the first time and you'll make money. I've been very successful at utility construction starting at the age of 19 doing concrete work where I was the youngest person in the state at the time to hold a master masons license, letting me bid anything from a sidewalk to a power plant. I was noticed by US West communications in 1995 and recruited as a contractor. From there I built the company up to 48 employees and grossing over 2 million in work completed. 90% of our work was federally funded and we had to pass background inspections, and ever bit if work was inspected before we could submit an invoice. I'm good in high pressure situations when need be. Since then we've downsized to help sick family members and I feel it's best to step off the contracting boat now to help with something new. This doesn't mean I won't work on a contract basis, I will, but I'd prefer to be an employee with a wealth of knowledge to help build a better business without the 100 hour weeks that come with running a mid size business by yourself. I thank you for considering me and look forward to hearing from you. Phone is best, I still travel a bit and can't look at email very often.

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