Marlow Kenyon

• I learnt and improved my carpentry skills with this company. Ive built my knowledge about building through work and the carpentry lvl 4 course which is done through Wintec.
• Improved building quality by diligently following construction plans and specifications.
• Assisted in the completion of projects on time and within budget through efficient teamwork and communication.
• Enhanced worksite safety by adhering to established protocols and guidelines.
• Supported experienced builders with various tasks, contributing to successful project outcomes.
• Contributed to a clean and organized worksite by properly disposing of waste materials and maintaining tools and equipment.
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Spent two years honing my repiling skills and learning more about the industry. In times of low work, I would do jobs around the bosses house with tasks such as, landscaping, building fences and building a carport.

Was a missionary in Perth, Australia for two years. I learnt a lot of skills and learn more about myself as a person. I was able to develop my public speaking abilities and improve confidence around others.

Worked at this job for a few months and was able to gain a lot of practice and learning on how to repile homes.

Did the same tasks as when I was previously here (2015 -2016).

I worked at a pick and pack factory, working a fast pace and nonstop job on the lines with the tasks of repacking products into their finished packaging.

Worked with a contractor on the island of Rarotonga. I was able to gain a lot of training in completing heavy tasks such as house moving, demolition, repiling, tree trimming, general building and carpentry, brick laying, plastering and concreting.

Worked at the bakery as a kitchen hand with tasks such as, washing dishes, prepping food, Rolling pastry and other bakery related chores.

• I worked on the Atoll of Palmerston, located in the Cook Islands building a solar power site. I was able to develop skills such as form work, Steel fixing, Concrete pouring, Brick laying, general carpentry, electrical wiring.