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Ken Painchaud

Saskatoon,SK

Summary

A few carpenters I know have found personal satisfaction in the teaching field.

I feel like I'm at a good point in my career to expand my skillset into this area and hopefully have a positive effect on future trades people. I have always enjoyed having apprentices to train and pass on what I have learned.

I have experience leading crews and running jobs for both my own company and other contractors.

Experience with all aspects of home building, concrete formwork, surveying, scaffolding etc.

Overview

19
19
years of professional experience

Work History

Carpenter/Scaffolder

UBC Local 1985
07.2006 - Current
  • Since joining the carpenters union I have had the opportunity to work with many contractors on a wide variety of projects.
  • For the last ten years I have generally been shifted to foreman or general foreman rolls on sites. Before that I was usually playing a roll as Shop Steward or OHS rep and have obtained OHS level one and two training
  • Through the union I have also worked as a scaffolder and have obtained my Proficiency Certificate
  • Previous to joining the hall I was self employed taking on a variety of framing projects as well as home additions start to finish
  • Also I have worked eight years slip forming grain terminals across western Canada


Carpenter

R3 Construction
04.2025 - Current
  • Read and interpreted blueprints to follow specifications of projects.
  • Framing
  • Train apprentices

Carpenter

Self Employed
11.2024 - 04.2025
  • Completed installations of building structures, trim, flooring, and cabinetry.
  • Followed established job site safety regulations and maintained safe and clean work area.
  • Inspected job sites to identify potential hazards and establish protection and safety standards.
  • Collaborated with other construction workers to coordinate projects and streamline process.
  • Measured, cut and installed drywall, paneling and other materials.
  • Installed insulation, trim and other finishing touches.

Carpenter

South East Construction
06.2023 - 10.2024
  • Demonstrated versatility in carpentry techniques, working proficiently with both hand tools and power tools to achieve desired results.
  • Framing, stair building, cabinets,
  • Finish work
  • General carpentry maintenance

Education

Red Seal Journeyperson - Carpentry

Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Moose Jaw
02-2022

Proficiency Scaffolder Certificate - Scaffolding

UBC Local 1985
Saskatoon
03-2015

High School Diploma -

Davidson High School
Davidson, SK
06-1988

Certificate - Building Leadership

UBC
Las Vegas
04-2014

Certificate - Stepping Up To Foreman

UBC
Saskatoon
06-2012

Skills

  • Problem-solving
  • Attention to detail
  • Crew management
  • Workplace safety management
  • Mentoring apprentices
  • Coordinating site work schedules

Timeline

Carpenter

R3 Construction
04.2025 - Current

Carpenter

Self Employed
11.2024 - 04.2025

Carpenter

South East Construction
06.2023 - 10.2024

Carpenter/Scaffolder

UBC Local 1985
07.2006 - Current

Red Seal Journeyperson - Carpentry

Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Proficiency Scaffolder Certificate - Scaffolding

UBC Local 1985

High School Diploma -

Davidson High School

Certificate - Building Leadership

UBC

Certificate - Stepping Up To Foreman

UBC
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