Elijah W. Frost

• Conducted field inspections of public bridges with a licensed engineer, assessing structural damage, vandalism, and general wear; compiled detailed reports with photos and highlighted urgent repair needs.
• Supported geotechnical investigations during pre-construction site assessments by coordinating borehole drilling operations, organizing soil samples, and recording density test results.
• Performed lab tests to analyze soil moisture content and concrete compressive strength, including preparing and curing concrete cylinders and operating hydraulic presses for testing.
• Maintained and organized the laboratory's sample storage system, disposing of outdated samples and streamlining inventory processes.
• Prepared comprehensive construction project reports using Microsoft Word and Excel, documenting asphalt compaction, concrete pouring, rebar installation, and bridge inspections.

• Ensured camper safety by enforcing camp rules, supervising group activities, and responding promptly to incidents or concerns.
• Managed groups of outdoor campers weekly in the City of Markham’s Summer Day Camps with responsibilities including program planning, program delivery and administration
• Supervised a group of 10 to 20 campers (preschoolers, children or youth, coaches and volunteers
• Supervised morning and afternoon camper bus routes

• Assisted researchers in conducting experiments for more accurate results.
• Communicated effectively with both supervisors and peers, fostering positive professional relationships within the team.
• Research participation in these studies:

· Bioethics: ExplAIn 4 Kids: Engaging Children & Youth in Artificial Intelligence in Pediatric Healthcare - December 2021 - February 2022

· Psychology: Children’s Integrated Mood and Body (CLIMB) research – August 2018

· Neurology: Multiple Sclerosis ad Demyelinating Disorders research – November 2017

· Endocrinology: Type 1 Diabetes Control – November 24, 2016

· Gastroenterology: Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) Study – August 12, 2016

• Collaborative program among Toronto Public Health, MLSE, Scotiabank, UHN, and SickKids Hospital
  • Event wayfinder
  • Assisted in the low-stimulation area for children with medical complexities and neurodiversity

• Adapted to changing route assignments as needed due to company growth or carrier turnover without impacting delivery efficiency.
• Reviewed routes and expected delivery time frames to determine order of deliveries.
• Minimized complaints from residents by respecting property boundaries when delivering newspapers.

Kept work areas clean, organized, and safe to promote efficiency and team safety.

• Worked different stations to provide optimal coverage and meet production goals.