Dylan Bartlett

• This is where i cultivated a positive working environment that encouraged teamwork and fun which built a really awesome working environment for my workmates and myself.
• People skills, i built great relationships with not only my workmates but also clients along the way
• i was lucky enough to teach numerous apprentices the various skills and systems of completing high architectural homes where i showed good communication,patience and perseverance.
• Improved project efficiency by effectively managing and coordinating painting tasks and the systems we had in place to ensure a high standard of finish.
• Achieved timely completion of projects by delegating tasks, setting deadlines, and monitoring progress.
• Enhanced workplace safety with regular equipment inspections and adherence to safety protocols. (tool box meetings)

This is where i undertook my 3 year painting Apprenticeship. i was lucky enough to be nominated by my employer for the national apprentice of the year awards where i made the top 4 apprentices in New Zealand!

This entailed a week long competition between my competitors and i where we undertook a small project to to be painted then judged. i didn't get the win but was super proud of achieving the top 4 apprentices in New Zealand and really enjoyed the whole experience of the competition.

During my apprenticeship i learnt a wide range of painting skills

where i painted surfaces using brushes, spray guns, and paint rollers. i also learnt the importance of prep work as this gives the job the best finish possible

Boner/Butcher Knife Hand

This is where i learnt how to break down carcasses such as lamb, mutton and bobby calf's with the use of a knife to therefore be packaged and distributed around the world. whilst doing so i had to adhere to food safety standards and regulations to ensure quality and safety of the meat products