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Hello beautiful people,
My name is Reed, and I have recently (two week ago) moved back to Hawai'i from San Francisco (Mom needs help around the house). No Burning Man for me this year:-( Mom comes first:-)
I was hoping that someone out there might know of, or help me in finding some steady, reliable employment in the Pahoa, Hilo area.
I am a very hard worker, that is dependable, and I am very good with my hands. I am very easy going, and I follow direction very well.
I promise I wont make you look bad if you refer me to a friend or coworker.
I am looking for something in the renewable energy field (solar), but will consider many other avenues of employment.
Much Maholo.
Here is my resume...
Objective
To establish a career in a company wherein my concern for the environment and experiences in construction may be applied and where I can make an important contribution and be part of the solution to the company’s growth and development.
Work Experience
I have worked in various aspects of the (union) heating and air conditioning industry for over eight years. I have a great deal of experience in the design, installation, and servicing of residential, commercial HVAC systems.
While in the Coast Guard attached to Group San Francisco, I was assigned to the ANT (Aids to Navigation) Team on Yeba Buena Island. For two (2) years I was devoted to the maintenance and repair of small aids to navigation (buoys) and lighthouses. Most of my work involved designing, building, trouble shooting, and repairing solar systems. Areas of my responsibilities range from Humbolt Bay to Morro Bay, Farallon Islands to the inland waterways of the central California deltas, and Lake Tahoe.
Work History
US Coast Guard
New York
1993-1994
Law enforcement
Search and rescue
Repatriation & Humanitarian act for Refugees
San Francisco
1995-1996
Aids to Navigation Team
Ocean Side Sheet Metal
1997-1998
While working for Ocean Side I gained a lot of experience working on gutters and
flashing.
Gaffiigan Sheet Metal
1998-2001
While working for Gaffigan I was a part of the installation department. most of my work was dealing with designing, and installing water heater, furnace, and air conditioning systems.
Four Seasons Air Conditioning & Heating
2001-2004
While working for the Four Seasons I learned a lot about being a team leader, and how to manage a crew of two to five workers.
Selco Air Conditioning & Heating
2004-2008
While working for Selco I had the opportunity to run my own job sites. Drawing plans, ordering material, and managing personnel where some of my responsibility.
Education
McKinley H.S. in Honolulu HI 96813
Graduated 1988
Training and Certificates
Minor Aids to Navigation Maintenance Service Technician
US Coast Guard, National Aids to navigation School
Yorktown, Virginia
Air Conditioning Specialist
Foothill College
San Mateo County Sheet Metal JAC
Neighborhood Emergency Response Teem (volunteer)
S.F.F.D.
I am also looking to network, and meet some new friend.
If any one needs help getting ready for Burning Man, drop me a line. I would be more that willing to give you a hand (for free of course).
Thank you so much for spending the time to look this over. I hope you can help me.
Take care.
Aloha
My name is Reed, and I have recently (two week ago) moved back to Hawai'i from San Francisco (Mom needs help around the house). No Burning Man for me this year:-( Mom comes first:-)
I was hoping that someone out there might know of, or help me in finding some steady, reliable employment in the Pahoa, Hilo area.
I am a very hard worker, that is dependable, and I am very good with my hands. I am very easy going, and I follow direction very well.
I promise I wont make you look bad if you refer me to a friend or coworker.
I am looking for something in the renewable energy field (solar), but will consider many other avenues of employment.
Much Maholo.
Here is my resume...
Objective
To establish a career in a company wherein my concern for the environment and experiences in construction may be applied and where I can make an important contribution and be part of the solution to the company’s growth and development.
Work Experience
I have worked in various aspects of the (union) heating and air conditioning industry for over eight years. I have a great deal of experience in the design, installation, and servicing of residential, commercial HVAC systems.
While in the Coast Guard attached to Group San Francisco, I was assigned to the ANT (Aids to Navigation) Team on Yeba Buena Island. For two (2) years I was devoted to the maintenance and repair of small aids to navigation (buoys) and lighthouses. Most of my work involved designing, building, trouble shooting, and repairing solar systems. Areas of my responsibilities range from Humbolt Bay to Morro Bay, Farallon Islands to the inland waterways of the central California deltas, and Lake Tahoe.
Work History
US Coast Guard
New York
1993-1994
Law enforcement
Search and rescue
Repatriation & Humanitarian act for Refugees
San Francisco
1995-1996
Aids to Navigation Team
Ocean Side Sheet Metal
1997-1998
While working for Ocean Side I gained a lot of experience working on gutters and
flashing.
Gaffiigan Sheet Metal
1998-2001
While working for Gaffigan I was a part of the installation department. most of my work was dealing with designing, and installing water heater, furnace, and air conditioning systems.
Four Seasons Air Conditioning & Heating
2001-2004
While working for the Four Seasons I learned a lot about being a team leader, and how to manage a crew of two to five workers.
Selco Air Conditioning & Heating
2004-2008
While working for Selco I had the opportunity to run my own job sites. Drawing plans, ordering material, and managing personnel where some of my responsibility.
Education
McKinley H.S. in Honolulu HI 96813
Graduated 1988
Training and Certificates
Minor Aids to Navigation Maintenance Service Technician
US Coast Guard, National Aids to navigation School
Yorktown, Virginia
Air Conditioning Specialist
Foothill College
San Mateo County Sheet Metal JAC
Neighborhood Emergency Response Teem (volunteer)
S.F.F.D.
I am also looking to network, and meet some new friend.
If any one needs help getting ready for Burning Man, drop me a line. I would be more that willing to give you a hand (for free of course).
Thank you so much for spending the time to look this over. I hope you can help me.
Take care.
Aloha
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Re: little help please...
Thu, August 7, 2008 - 1:37 AMaloha reed
since you live in the pahoa area
have you been to ecstatic dance yet?
besides having an ecstatic dance experience
with a couple hundred other souls
you can make it known to the community
what you say here
by speaking out after dance during community announcements
it is one good way to connect and network with community
ecstatic dance is on sundays at kalani honua on the red road at 10:15 am
www.kalani.com for directions if driving your self
if no wheels then get out to the highway heading to kalapana
stick your thumb out, say your headed to ecstatic dance/kalani
(if they don't know that (!) then seaview/kehena)
and you'll find yourself there :)
other things...
you can check tribune-herald help wanted classifieds here online anytime for free...
craigslist tho i've found it's usually filled mostly with spam in the help wanteds
and general networking like you doing here :)
good luck and welcome home!
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Re: little help please...
Thu, August 7, 2008 - 3:13 AMthax for the lead. i am definitely going to check that out. and thax for the warm welcome. and the invite.
i think it would be good to get out. i've been wanting to meet some Ka Pilina people. hopefully this can be a good opportunity. will there be Ka Pilina people a this ecstatic dance? i'm a sorry but i'm a bit unclear as to what this is. if you get a chance, could give me a little run down. should i bring anything? what can i expect?
much mahalo,
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Re: little help please...
Thu, August 7, 2008 - 11:09 AMthere may be some ka pilina people... some of us who are part of the hawai'i contingent participating in conclave may be there this sunday and/or the next assuming haven't left for burning man already... that is also something you can include in your speaking out during community announcements, ie 'anyone here part of ka pilina i'd love to meet you so please come speak to me if you'd like' or something similar...
let's see... ecstatic dance is a non-verbal dancing space based upon gabrielle roth's five rhythms of motion (flowing, staccato, chaos, lyrical, stillness -- check out her site www.gabrielleroth.com/ ) done puna style. it begin's at 10:15 with a warm-up set that lasts about 45 minutes, followed by a 15 minute welcoming circle where an ecstatic dance steward explains the guidlines followed by an invocation by a community member, followed by a 75 minute main set of music, followed by a period of stillness, shareback, names, and community announcements, usually finishing around 1pm. there is no need to bring anything but yourself, $5 for the suggested donation, an open mind & heart, and leave all expectations at home.
as well there is adults only ecstatic dance on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays beginning 7pm, so this upcoming wednesday the 13th there will be ecstatic dance.
there is a tribe here too: tribes.tribe.net/ecstaticdancehawaii
well i hope that helps a little bit :)
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Re: little help please...
Thu, August 7, 2008 - 11:50 AMtanx,
very helpful.
i'll try to make it.
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