Yuvraj Singh

A traffic control person (TCP), also known as a flagger, is an individual responsible for directing and controlling traffic in a variety of situations, typically in construction zones or at roadwork sites. Their primary goal is to ensure the safety of both motorists and construction workers by managing the flow of traffic around the work area.

• Assembled signs and cones to direct traffic through construction sites.
• Directed traffic on construction sites to maintain safe conditions for workers and motorists.
• Communicated with team members using hand signals and radios.
• Controlled pedestrian movements to prevent intrusion into work zones.
• Stood for 12 hours with "Stop/Slow" paddle directing traffic.

• Demonstrated close attention to detail to verify the quality and accuracy of the work.
• Followed established job site safety regulations and maintained a safe and clean work area.
• Completed installations of building structures, trim, flooring, and cabinetry.
• Planned and executed work with proper tools and materials to maximize productivity.
• Calculated the dimensions and amount of needed materials by accurately measuring the job site and structures.

• responsible for installing steel bars in a concrete structure to enhance its strength and durability. In rebar, we have to read and understand plans for cutting, bending, and assembling. We have to lift and place rebar according to plans.

• Operated tools, equipment, and machinery according to safety standards.
• Installed complete systems at new residential and business construction sites.
• Lay out materials and system components to prepare for installation.
• Trimmed cut or torn fabric using scissors or knives and stitched trimmed edges together.

• Prepared orders for shipment by picking, packing, and labeling merchandise.
• I worked safely around moving machinery.
• Assembled orders and packed items for shipment, conveying orders to shipping personnel
• Manually or mechanically loaded and unloaded materials from pallets, skids, platforms, cars, lifting devices, or other transport vehicles
• Consistently lifted materials weighing as much as 75 pounds.