William Griffin

• Efficiently and safely operate various types of heavy equipment including, excavators, loaders, backhoes, rock trucks and skid steers. To perform such tasks as, grading, drainage systems, rock hammering, trenching for underground services, construction of rock walls, material handling and backfilling.
• Working mainly on residential jobs in Whistler, often on steep and rocky terrain and within close proximity of structures or buildings.
• Collaborate with construction crews and other trades to ensure accurate and timely completion of projects
• Conduct routine equipment maintenance and inspections to ensure proper functioning and safety compliance
• Safely load and unload materials and equipment onto trucks, ensuring proper weight distribution and secure fastening
• Awareness of soil conditions, stability, and slope safety
• Assisted in troubleshooting and minor repairs

• Operating a loader to remove snow from commercial and residential properties
• Working in a fast paced enviroment, adapting to changing weather and route management while ensuring a good job had been provided
• Developed strong spatial awareness.
• Follow municipal snow removal standards and regulations
• Early starts and long shifts are very common.

• Operate snowcats to maintain ski slopes and access roads to the highest possible standards
• Able to adjust quickly to changing weather and snow conditions
• Collaborate with snowmaking and ski patrol teams to assess and address slope conditions, ensuring safety and guest satisfaction
• A basic knowledge of maintenance on grooming equipment, conducting pre- and post-shift inspections
• Train new operators in proper grooming techniques, equipment operation, and safety protocols
• Communicated effectively with supervisors to provide updates on grooming progress and conditions
• Ability to work night shifts and adapt to varying work schedules.

My previous work experience in the field of building maintenance, completing a wide range of interior and exterior projects.