...General Carpentry What would this world do without a carpenter? This world wouldn’t have any building if it wasn’t for the carpenters. The carpenters build the schools, businesses, houses, prisons, etc. What is carpentry? Carpentry is the craft of taking wood to construct and maintain buildings, furniture, and any other objects. In carpentry a carpenter must have numerous requirements to become one. A carpenter has many different job duties, work conditions, and pay wages. In the art of carpentry there is many different types and groups that someone could become and follow their dream of becoming a carpenter. To become a carpenter one must meet many different requirements. A person must have a high school diploma or something equivalent...
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...Carpentry Carpentry is the skilled trade of cutting, shaping and installation of building materials. This field requires a broad knowledge of general woodworking procedures. This trade consists of measuring, estimating and many other math related skills. Carpenters learn their work mostly on the job and through training programs. Many carpenters learn their skills in school. High school courses in carpentry, shop, drawing, and math will help on the job. Some carpenters join a program called an apprenticeship. This program combines learning on the job and classroom work. Applicants for this program must be at least 17 years old and pass an exam to see if they have the skills to become a carpenter. The length of the program is usually thirty-six to forty-eight weeks. Carpenters learn their trade through on-the-job training, as well as training programs. Most pick up skills by working under the supervision of experienced workers. Others participate in employer training programs or apprenticeships. Most employers recommend an apprenticeship as the best way to learn carpentry. These programs combine on-the-job training with related classroom instruction. On the job, apprentices learn elementary construction design and become familiar with common carpentry jobs, such as layout, form building, rough framing, and outside and inside finishing. They also learn to use the tools, machines, equipment, and materials of the trade. Apprentices receive classroom instruction in safety,...
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...though there is no longer any hope for them, who feel abandoned, and who feel their life is over. I would be able to design and build a world around that can show them hope, show them that they aren't alone in life, that somebody does care about them, and that their life isn't over but has only merely begun. With this degree, I would be able to cultivate hope within a society from which hope didn’t originally exist. Today, I work on improving myself in every possible way, not for me, but for those around me. In order to achieve success, I have begun developing the skills necessary to accomplish my goals, such as carpentry. I knew that if I could learn a trade, I would be able to impact more people in many different ways. I would not only be able to reach out to people in need, but also to express my compassion for creation and quality. Through volunteer carpentry work I was doing at the time, other opportunities came to be. One of which was being chosen to be the director of the ambassador program at my high school where I now lead hundreds of students down their chosen career paths, helping them to achieve their lifetime goals and leading them to their futures. I have only merely started and I have no intentions on stopping. With your support I know that this dream can become a larger reality than it already is. Thank...
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...Objectively, education can be defined as the following: the imparting and acquiring of knowledge through teaching and learning, especially at a school or similar institution; the knowledge or abilities gained through being educated; training and instruction in a particular subject. If education is training and instruction in a particular subject that would mean being educated would be having training and instruction in a particular subject. An example of this could be the job of a carpenter. A carpenter may go to a trade school. At this trade school he will learn Geometry, English, and will also receive hands on training in the basics of carpentry. By taking these classes he has become educated in each one of these. Because he was educated in English 101 he learned how to speak and write properly, but that English class did not educate him in carpentry did it? In order to be considered educated they simply needed to be taught in one subject. What if a boy was born into a carpenter family? When he was little he watched his dad and his grandpa work masterfully at their trade. As he came into his adolescent years his father began training him in the family trade. He was made to work hard...
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...The CTE classes do so many great projects throughout the year to improve our school. Sometimes Carpentry, Drafting, and Mansory classes take on projects for a grade but a lot of time they are just doing to help out there school and community. They are able to do it with the help of their great teachers. Carpentry often builds many things for the school. So far they have made dry erase boards for teachers, cork boards for the hallway, they have built the trophy cases, and they have built the pull up bars for ROTC. The teacher of the carpentry class said his favorite project was the sheds that were built for the elementary school. Sanders says he enjoys teaching this class because, “I have been a general contractor for the past fifteen years, I like teaching people, and I like...
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...A1. Nioco’s is a home-based business that focuses on custom cabinetry, furniture design, carpentry and maintenance, and decks and patios. Custom wood-work and furniture are in high demand in today’s market, everything from custom toy chests to commercial decks and patios. Some businesses may be small with carpenters who work from their home or they may be larger construction type businesses that specialize in cabinetry for homes and decks and patios. There are many benefits for a home-based carpentry business, like Nioco’s, to be online. Being online will give Nioco’s more exposure to their individualized work, letting people see first-hand the type of work Nioco’s can do and receiving customer feedback on the product will expand their customer base. Nioco’s currently operates by word-of-mouth, starting off by doing work for friends and posting pictures of the products on Facebook and letting those customers tell their friends, etc. If Nioco’s had an online web page, customers would be able to see examples of Nioco’s work, be able to contact and make orders easily, and receive customer feedback or testimonials to gain potential clients or improve customer experience. Nioco’s is operated and owned by one person, Jay Walden. As a home based business, he has all the tools necessary to make the most intricate designs and personalize projects. He has constructed wine racks, toy chests, keepsake boxes, picture frames, coffee tables, nightstands and storage benches. He has also...
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...Chapter 7 Linear Programming: Maximization Models © 2008 Prentice-Hall, Inc. Introduction Many management decisions involve trying to make the most effective use of limited resources Machinery, labor, money, time, warehouse space, raw materials Linear programming (LP) is a widely used mathematical modeling technique designed to help managers in planning and decision making relative to resource allocation Belongs to the broader field of mathematical programming In this sense, programming refers to modeling and solving a problem mathematically © 2009 Prentice-Hall, Inc. 7–2 Requirements of a Linear Programming Problem LP has been applied in many areas over the past 50 years All LP problems have 4 properties in common 1. All problems seek to maximize or minimize some quantity (the objective function) 2. The presence of restrictions or constraints that limit the degree to which we can pursue our objective 3. There must be alternative courses of action to choose from 4. The objective and constraints in problems must be expressed in terms of linear equations or inequalities © 2009 Prentice-Hall, Inc. 7–3 LP Properties and Assumptions PROPERTIES OF LINEAR PROGRAMS 1. One objective function 2. One or more constraints 3. Alternative courses of action 4. Objective function and constraints are linear ASSUMPTIONS OF LP 1. Certainty 2. Proportionality 3. Additivity 4. Divisibility 5. Nonnegative variables Table 1 © 2009 Prentice-Hall, Inc. 7–4 Basic Assumptions...
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...Fall2012-ECO2023-Princ Economics II-372686 November 3, 2012 Plumbing In my current position, I have the chance to dabble in many of your typical industrial trades such as electrical work, carpentry, welding and plumbing. As much as I enjoy this type of work, my job requirements create limitations to my knowledge and experience. I work in a maintenance capacity; therefore it is helpful to know a little bit about a lot, as opposed to being experienced in exclusively one trade. All of the aforementioned trades are suffering a shortage of qualified employees, so the opportunity exists to get into any of them and succeed, career wise as well as monetarily. It just amounts to how hard one is willing to work on what are generally considered unglamorous trades. For the purpose of this assignment I am going to focus on opportunities in the plumbing trade. Plumbers are tradesmen that are generally qualified for a wide range of responsibilities, and also need some experience in other trades such as carpentry and welding. Plumbers can handle jobs as simple as one man unplugging a toilet all the way to an entire company dedicating its workforce to constructing a skyscraper. They can handle everything from plastic pipe and glue to cast iron pipes and a welding rig. If they are working on a house, they would need some carpentry skills for plumbing installation. Plumbers have an advantage over some of the other construction related trades. With the economic collapse, new building construction bottomed...
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...office of street cleaning and sweeping city street. Experience City Of Los Angeles Street Services 1998 to present. Knowledge or repairs done in hot or cold asphalt, to potholes, pop-outs, alligator cracking and erosion to city streets. Knowledge of street sweeping and the operating and maintenance of all types of sweepers. City Of Los Angeles Recreation and Parks LA Zoo, construction department. Knowledge of the construction trade that involved the repair and rebuilding animal exhibits and city building, from roofing, carpentry. Education Currently registered at Los Angeles Trade Technical College street maintenance technology program, and completed 7, classes. Successful completion of a 4 year carpentry school at El Rancho collage, through the carpenters local # 409, and sweeper school. Honors/Awards Certification of commendation for 20 and 25 years or service to the City of Los Angeles. Certificate of completion of sweeper school, work place harassment, fire safety, earthquake, bomb threat, medical emergency. Certificate of training for first responder awareness and domestic violence policy. A special recognition award from the Director or street services, for a job well done. Other Facts My goals are to become Supervisor, and in five years become...
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...Troy Paine PM592, Professor: Chrystal Foster 6/07/2012 Course Project 2 Indoor Theme Park Project Executive Summary As we continue our project we need to look at where we are in order to determine where we are going. Currently our total project costs are $4,644,920.00 which is above our original baseline cost of $4,449,920.00 due to unforeseen increases in material costs. This $195,000 dollar increase in fixed costs has not placed a significant setback in our projects bottom line. We are currently half way through our project with 40% of our goals completed. Even though we are currently behind schedule by ($565,266.07) we will be able to make up the time and still finish our project by the date of 12/19/2008. We have our new estimate at completion of $5,039,790.43 and with the proper adjustments to our schedule we will be able to pull our completion date back into line. We should be able to keep the costs in line if not improve upon them by keeping a tighter day to day track of our progress and adding additional resources to tasks and shorten their duration. Overall this project is still within a margin of acceptance and will be operational and complete for its grand opening. Task Name | Fixed Cost | Fixed Cost Accrual | Total Cost | Baseline | Variance | Actual | Remaining | Theme Park Project | $0.00 | Prorated | $4,644,920.00 | $4,449,920.00 | $195,000.00 | $1,230,683.00 | $3,414,237.00 | Task Name | % Complete | Planned Value - PV (BCWS) | Earned...
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...this for both businesses is that there is one less company to compete with in their particular field. The down side may be that the owners of each will not need to share all of their trade secrets and will need to answer to someone that previously was a competitor. This could lead to tension if there were to be any bad blood in the past that was caused from the competitive market. Unlike a horizontal merger, a vertical merger takes place when two or more companies that produce different goods or services for one specific product come together. An example of this type of merger is a lumber yard that typically supplies lumber to a finish carpentry company merge. The lumberyard sees that they can have a positive influence on this end user market by supplying lumber at a significant discount thus reducing the cost of the finish carpentry company. Both companies will benefit from this merger...
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...MGMT 597 Business Law Week 1 Ivana Presley 9.4 Loren Vranich, a doctor practicing under the corporate name Family Health Care. P.C., entered into a written employment contract to hire Dennis Winkel. The contract provided for an annual salary, insurance benefits and other employment benefits. Another doctor, Dr. Quan, also practiced with Dr. Vranich. About nine months later, when Dr. Quan left the practice, Vranich and Winkel entered into an oral modification of their written contract whereby Winkel was to receive a higher salary and a profit sharing bonus. During the next year, Winkel received the increased salary. However, a disagreement arose, and Winkel sued to recover the profit-sharing bonus. Dr. Vranich argued that the contract would not be enforced because it was not in writing. In this case Loren Vranich, the offerror and Dennis Winkel, the offerre entered into a valid contract when they first entered into a written employment contract. In the written contract they both had an agreement since both parties accepted the terms. There was a consideration, the promise by Dennis Winkel to perform work in exchange for an annual salary, insurance benefits, and other employment benefits. The parties to the contract had a contractual capacity; in another words they both knew what they were agreeing to. Last but not least, the contract was lawful since this was about an employment. The contract included all four elements of an enforceable contract and was issued...
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...Description of the management team Key managers and employees One of the partners will be involved in the managing of the company. He will be responsible for overall management of the company and will received helps from other partners in doing so. His main job will be to manage different area of the company. He will look after the forecasting, capacity planning, scheduling, managing inventories, assuring quality, recruiting new worker, motivating workers, decide where to locate the company, buying of raw materials and equipments and maintaining them. His job consists of making plans before hand. Making plans like working time table for worker, rest time, meal breaks. His jobs will also consist of forecasting of events, problems and accordingly plan a solution. Others important things like buying of raw materials, processing them and making them ready for the use. Among the key operation management task in either case is the scheduling production, deciding which parts to produce and which parts to buy, ordering parts and materials, deciding on the style of the furniture to produce and how many, purchasing new equipments to replace the old ones or worn outs and motivating the worker, ensuring that the standard quality is met. One of the important aspects of managing is the ability to motivate the worker. If the worker is not motivated enough they will perform below their natural ability. So good manager is one who is able to inspire and motivate his/her worker to do best of their...
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...CP-2 Indoor Theme Park Project October 5, 2011 Project Cost and Schedule Control, PM 592 Introduction The new indoor theme park project was initially planned for duration of 180 Days with a start date of April 14, 2008. The preliminary cost was $4,846,920. The indoor theme park attraction includes a Ferris Wheel, Ropes Course, Climbing Wall, Carousel, Bowling Alley, Go Carts and Mini Golf. The final walk through is scheduled on December 18, 2008 with a grand opening on December 19, 2008. This report has been prepared to evaluate the cost and schedule of the indoor theme park project. The project data was utilized to produce a project schedule representing the project at a specific point during implementation. Microsoft Project is the tool selected to perform the project monitoring and control. Executive Summary It has been nearly 5 months since the commencement of the indoor theme park project and 40% of the tasks are complete. The AC (Actual Cost) is not provided so it is presumed that costs are in control and there are no plans to take corrective actions to control costs at this point in time. There are many tasks behind schedule. The entire project is behind schedule with a Performance Index of 0.68. This indicates that for every $1 spent on this project there is only an efficiency of $0.68 value. There are corrective actions that can be implemented to turn this...
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...Running Header: Indoor Theme Park Project CP-2 Indoor Theme Park Project October 5, 2011 Project Cost and Schedule Control, PM 592 Introduction The new indoor theme park project was initially planned for duration of 180 Days with a start date of April 14, 2008. The preliminary cost was $4,846,920. The indoor theme park attraction includes a Ferris Running Header: Indoor Theme Park Project Wheel, Ropes Course, Climbing Wall, Carousel, Bowling Alley, Go Carts and Mini Golf. The final walk through is scheduled on December 18, 2008 with a grand opening on December 19, 2008. This report has been prepared to evaluate the cost and schedule of the indoor theme park project. The project data was utilized to produce a project schedule representing the project at a specific point during implementation. Microsoft Project is the tool selected to perform the project monitoring and control. Executive Summary It has been nearly 5 months since the commencement of the indoor theme park project and 40% of the tasks are complete. The AC (Actual Cost) is not provided so it is presumed that costs are in control and there are no plans to take corrective actions to control costs at this point in time. There are many tasks behind schedule. The entire project is behind schedule with a Performance Index of 0.68. This indicates that for every $1 spent on this project there is only an efficiency of $0.68 value. There are corrective actions that can be implemented to turn this project around and...
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