Keith Eric Bee

• Managed OSHA compliance activities from 2014–2017.
• Organized and detail-oriented with a strong work ethic.
• Supervised daily crew activities, ensuring execution aligned with project plans and safety requirements.
• Demonstrated versatility in carpentry techniques, working proficiently with both hand tools and power tools to achieve desired results.
• Supervised carpentry crews to ensure framing, finishing, and punch-list work met project specifications.
• Coordinated daily work assignments to keep schedules aligned with jobsite priorities and trade sequencing.
• Monitored material availability and requested lumber, hardware, and finish supplies to avoid delays.
• Mentored junior carpenters to develop their skills, ensuring a well-trained workforce for future projects.
• Oversaw daily operations at site, keeping team production moving at optimal pace.

Cabinet Maker

• Operated saws, routers, and sanders to produce precise cabinet parts and smooth finished surfaces.
• Measured materials carefully to ensure proper alignment, fit, and repeatable cabinet construction.
• Installed hinges, drawer slides, and hardware according to build specifications and quality standards.
• Inspected completed cabinets for defects, correcting alignment and finish issues before release.
• Assisted with material preparation and part staging to support efficient production flow.
• Implemented quality control measures, consistently producing durable and aesthetically pleasing cabinets that met all specifications.

Managed petroleum equipment maintenance and repair activities to ensure operational readiness.

• Calibrated measurement tools and verified equipment performance against specifications.
• Performed routine maintenance on pumps, valves, meters, and filtration equipment.
• Documented inspection results, repair actions, and compliance records accurately.
• Increased equipment reliability through meticulous preventive maintenance procedures.

• Assembled pump components according to work instructions and production specs.
• Checked parts for defects to support consistent quality during assembly.
• Used hand tools and power tools to complete repetitive production tasks accurately.
• Kept workstation clean, organized, and aligned with safety and manufacturing standards.
• Packed and labeled finished units for shipment and inventory handling.