UBC Wood Products Processing Co-Op Students Resume Book 2010

UBC Forestry Co-op Program
Wood Products Processing
Resume Book
2010 Co-op Students
Department of Wood Science Bachelor of Science in Wood Products Processing

Phone: 604.822.4793
www.forestry.ubc.ca/co-op
Email: wood.co-op@ubc.ca

MESSAGE FROM THE CO-OP COORDINATOR

I am pleased to present the fourth edition of the Resume Book. This book is designed to assist you in recruiting Wood Products Processing co-op students. I invite you to browse through this collection of resumes to discover the skills and experience our co-op students have to offer and how they could fit within your organization. The Co-op Resume Book is organized by co-op student seniority. The co-op students listed in this book are seeking work terms commencing in Summer 2010 and are available for the following time periods: Second year students: Mid-May - August Third year students: May - August Fourth year students: May - August or May - December Co-op students provide employers an excellent staffing resource for peak work periods or special projects, as well as the opportunity to recruit, train, and assess potential future employees. Hiring a co-op student is also a great way to get your organization known to prospective employees as students share their work experiences with friends and classmates. The co-op students who are graduating this spring are also included in the Resume Book. These students may be contacted directly via the email address listed on their resume. You are also welcome to submit a permanent job posting for distribution to the entire upcoming graduating class and current alumni. For more information about hiring a co-op student, an upcoming graduate or to get in touch with any of the students listed in this book, please contact me. I would be happy to help you with your recruiting needs. Sincerely,
Barbara Bremner
Barbara Bremner Co-op Coordinator, Wood Products Processing UBC Forestry Co-op Program 604-822-4793 barbara.bremner@ubc.ca
Phone: 604.822.4793

THE PROGRAM
Wood Products Processing students gain a solid understanding of wood as they explore business and advanced manufacturing operations. Many choose to complement their science degree with a Minor in Commerce. Co-op enables students to build on their academic studies and gain up to 20 months valuable work experience by alternating academic terms with periods of paid employment. Co-op students complete the first two years of their degree and a series of employability skills workshops prior to their first co-op work term. Co-op students can assist you with projects to improve your organizations efficiency and profits. During work terms, co-op students have undertaken a range of projects including: Sales, market research, data analysis, and report writing Feasibility studies and cost-benefit analysis Material flow analysis Writing safety or quality assurance procedures Assisting in re-engineering of production processes Product research and development Tracking sources of losses or down-graded material Our co-op students are available for 4- or 8-month work terms commencing in January, May and September. They are supervised, evaluated and paid by their employer during these work terms.
HOW TO HIRE A CO-OP STUDENT

1. Submit a Job Description Job descriptions are posted up to 4-months prior to the commencement of a work term. For example, for work terms commencing in May, positions will be posted starting in January. You can submit your job description by email to wood.co-op@ubc.ca or fax 604-822-9159. 2. Review Applications and Interview Students The Co-op Office will send you cover letters and resumes received from students one week after your position is posted. After you have reviewed the applications, contact the Co-op Office and we will set-up interviews with the students you have selected. 3. Send a Letter of Offer Once an employment offer for a work term position has been accepted, send a letter of offer to the student and a copy to the Co-op Office.
Phone: 604.822.4793

CO-OP AWARD WINNERS

Co-op students are required to submit an assignment to the University for each work term they complete. To recognize outstanding quality in co-op work term assignments an award was created for each of the following categories: posters, written reports, and oral presentations. These awards are sponsored by the CAWP Industry Partnership Program. Additional information about this program is available through the UBC Forestry Development Office at 604-822-8787. The 2009 Award Recipients are: Posters First Prize: Second Prize: Kell Hansen Caleb Lister
Oral Presentations First Prize: Michael Barra Written Report First Prize: Harlan Jervis
The posters and written report are available for viewing at www.forestry.ubc.ca/co-op; from this page click on Students, then Co-op Awards.
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Second Year Students

Available Mid-May August 2010
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Char les David Bissell

PROFILE Strong leadership and communication skills Demonstrated experience in leading and mentoring Ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines Competent using MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint, currently studying AutoCAD
EDUCATION University of British Columbia: Vancouver, BC B.Sc. in Wood Products Processing Second year WPP student participating in Co-op Program Completed two years of general science WORK EXPERIENCE Student Works Painting Franchises: North Vancouver and Surrey, BC Crew Chief Summers 2008 & 2009 Prepared and painted residential, privately owned houses in North Vancouver and Surrey Directed and organized crews of student painters on projects ranging from small, one day jobs, to projects lasting up to two weeks Used a variety of hand and power tools, including electric sanders, pressure washers and sprayers, and instructed student painters on the safe and efficient operation of these tools Private Painter: Surrey, BC Owner and Operator June August 2009 Attained private contract painting jobs through referrals and provided estimates Recruited and managed up to six student painters in the completion of jobs Completed jobs on weekends during June and July, and during the entire month of August Ensured appropriate quantity of equipment and materials were at job sites in order to maximize efficiency and minimize costs Costco Wholesale: Langley, BC Stocker 2005 2007 Stocked and maintained the appearance of merchandise for sale in a large warehouse during early morning shifts Assembled and properly integrated display models with merchandise Maintained cleanliness of aisles, removing pallets and debris Operated industrial garbage and cardboard compactors, as well as basic power tools Applied organizational skills to rank importance of jobs and complete by store opening 2006 Present
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Char les David Bissell

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Softball BC: Lower Mainland, BC Umpire 2000 Present Attend and officiate minor and adult fastpitch games on weekday evenings and weekends Maintain and expand knowledge and understanding of the game through interaction with senior umpires and higher level technical clinics Participate in the education and training of new and less experienced umpires Officiate territorial, provincial and Canadian championships at the end of the regular season VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Fleetwood Fastpitch Association: Surrey, BC Co-Umpire-in-Chief April July 2006 Organized, directed, taught and allocated fellow umpires during an entire softball season Continued to officiate regular season and tournament games Attended games when not officiating for the evaluation and education of fellow umpires Walnut Road Elementary: Surrey, BC Site Supervisor 2000 Present Attend and assist in the supervision of a four-day, grade seven camping and mock archaeological excavation trip Excavate sites and bury a variety of artifacts pre-trip; ensure the safe and thorough removal of all artifacts post-trip Assist in the evaluation and marking process of the students activities and assignments Research Supervisor: 2004 Present Attend and assist in the supervision of a four-day, grade seven trip to the University of British Columbia Assist students in their library research of a biographical essay Supervise and ensure safety of students during daily and evening activities ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS An active individual who participates in a variety of sports and athletic endeavors Umpire fastpitch softball games, ranging from minor youth matches up to men and womens adult games Officiate territorial, provincial and Canadian fastpitch championships Participate in the education, development and mentorship of younger umpires
Phone: 604.822.4793

Samuel Joseph Chudleigh

PROFILE Well Organized Good Sense of Spatial Relations Excellent Communication Skills Persuasive Negotiator
EDUCATION University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC B.Sc., WOOD PRODUCTS PROCESSING Second year student participating in Co-op Program Knowledge of statistics, AutoCAD and wood products manufacturing WORK EXPERIENCE Self-Employed, Vancouver, BC CARPENTER Estimated costs and organized bill of materials. Participated in interactive design process with homeowners. Constructed custom, built-in furniture from antique dressers and cabinets. Installed custom wood finishing. May-Aug 2009 Sep 2009-current
Free Spirit Spheres Inc., Qualicum Beach, BC Sep 2008-May 2009 JOINER Laminated curved components for spherical tree houses. Designed and constructed spherical tree houses with company owner in machine shop environment. Built one of a kind, tree houses for sale on international market. Quolus Construction Services, Delta, BC Apr-Aug 2007 & 2008 CARPENTER Inspected and assessed apartments and townhouses before government inspection were conducted. Organized team of carpenters to make structural alterations to buildings. Dobro Holdings Limited, Sechelt, BC CARPENTER'S HELPER Assisted in construction of a four bedroom, one bathroom addition. Hand dug foundation, hand mixed concrete and built concrete forms. Sep 2006-Apr 2007
Phone: 604.822.4793

Mohammad Firoozmand
DEMONSTRATED SKILLS AND ABILITIES Woodworking Two years work experience in carpentry and wood finishing Understanding and exposure to industrial machinery Knowledge of safe work and equipment lock-out procedures Self-management Highly motivated to learn new skills and techniques Adapt well to new situations Perform well under pressure and deadlines Dependable, punctual and productive team player Communication & Interpersonal Strong interpersonal skills, work well independently and in teams with minimum supervision Experienced in delivering exceptional customer service and support
EDUCATION B.Sc. in Wood Products Processing The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Second Year Student Participating in Co-op Program
Sept 2009 Present
Vancouver Community College (VCC), Vancouver, BC Sept 2005 April 2008 Completed University Transfer Science Program and College Preparation English Carpentry Certificate Technical & Professional College, Shiraz, Iran Studied Wood Carving, Inlaid Work and Wood Finishing Technical & Professional College, Semnan, Iran Completed 1st and 2nd Degree Certificates WOODWORKING EXPERIENCE Furniture Refinisher Harris Furniture Maintenance, Vancouver, BC Experienced in all aspects of wood finishing Followed safety regulations to use hazardous materials safely Knowledge of spraying techniques April 2005 - Sept 2006
Sept 2000 May 2001
Sept 1999 May 2001
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Mohammad Firoozmand
Page 2 ADDITIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE Security Officer - HCBC Building Concord Security, Vancouver, BC Sept 2006 July 2009 Intercon Security, Vancouver, BC April 2004 - Sept 2006 Monitored premises to prevent theft, violence, and infractions of rules Warned persons of rule infractions or violations and evicted violators from premises when necessary Answered alarms and investigated disturbances Wrote reports of daily activities and irregularities, such as equipment or property damage, theft,
presence of unauthorized persons, or unusual occurrences
CERTIFICATIONS Occupational First Aid Level 2 Justice Institute, BST 1& 2 (CGSB Standing) Worker Compensation Board (WCB) WHIMIS Certificate WCB, Work Safe Certificates: Preventing Violence and Supervisory Safety
March 2007 February 2004 February 2004 February 2004
AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS Robert Cunningham Memorial Scholarship Five times Honour Roll Student at VCC School of Art & Sciences VCC Alumni Association Scholarship
May 2008 Sept 2005- April 2008 May 2005
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CHANTELLE GRILLS
OBJECTIVE A co-op position in the wood products sector where I can apply my strong work ethic, creativity, and effective communication skills.
EDUCATION B.Sc., Wood Products Processing with Co-op Program Option 2008-present Faculty of Forestry, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C. 2nd Year Student Recipient of: o Weyerhaeuser Award in Forestry o Canadian Federation of University Women West Vancouver Education Award for students in studies where women are under-represented o Canadian Woodworking Machinery Distributors Association Prize o UBC Forestry Alumni Division Entrance Scholarship o UBC Presidents Entrance Scholarship o Governor Generals Academic Medal (Bronze) for highest GPA in grade 11 and 12
WORK EXPERIENCE Administrative Assistant June - August 2009 Peak Ventures Fine Custom Homes, Whistler, B.C. Gained proficiency in office activities, including faxing, filing, answering telephones, mailing, and computer use Entrusted with screening and shortlisting job applicants Responsible for purchasing supplies for the office and job sites and coordinating deliveries Communicated with clients, staff, and other companies in a professional manner Catalogued and archived binders and drawings of completed projects, improving the organization of the office Landscape Labourer May - August 2009 High Country Landscaping, Whistler, B.C. Maintained residential and commercial properties to a high standard Operated hand and power tools, ensuring proper safety procedures were followed Demonstrated perseverance through working in all weather conditions Teen Concierge December 2006 - March 2008 Four Seasons Hotel Whistler, Whistler, B.C. Demonstrated strong interpersonal and communication skills interacting with adolescents and other hotel guests Created a brochure outlining winter activities available for children Assigned the responsibility of serving smores each weekend Delivered confirmations to rooms and assisted the concierge, providing an abundance of services to hotel guests while adhering to hotel protocol
Phone: 604.822.4793 www.forestry.ubc.ca/co-op Email: wood.co-op@ubc.ca

CHANTELLE GRILLS
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VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Member October 2006 - June 2008 Whistler Community Youth Foundation, Whistler, B.C. Participated in process of awarding grants to non-profit youth organizations Designed a poster advertising our call for grants Volunteer May 2005/ 2006/ 2007/ 2008 Whistler Music Festival, Whistler, B.C. Enhanced the festival experience while leading bands through the venue from workshops to performances Ensured the festival ran smoothly and according to schedule Volunteer Whistler Father Daughter Dance, Whistler, B.C. Greeted attendees and checked tickets, creating a welcoming atmosphere Performed numerous tasks which contributed to the success of the event May 2006/2007/2009
SKILLS 16 hours of Standard First Aid, CPR Level C Class 5 Drivers License Computer skills include: MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, Visual Basic Completion of the Outdoor Recreation Leadership Program at Whistler Secondary School
INTERESTS Skiing, backcountry skiing, hiking, running, hockey, and soccer A wide range of fine arts such as drawing, painting, and design The environment and sustainability
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Jihoon (Jay) Heo

DEMONSTRATED SKILLS AND ABILITIES Well organized, extremely detail oriented Work efficiently in a fast paced environment; able to multi-task and meet deadlines Fluently speaking Korean and English Open-minded, positive attitude, and respectful towards people and ideas Can effectively use Microsoft Word, Excel, AutoCAD, Power Point and Visual Basic Aware of safety procedures for working with wood processing machinery PERSONAL QUALITIES Highly adaptable and optimistic towards new ideas Dedicated to my duties; will keep up effort until the problem is solved or job is done Highly flexible in either working independently or cooperatively with others Reliable and take full responsibility for my actions Constantly improving and committed to learning EDUCATION University of British Columbia Bachelor of Science in Wood Products Processing 2nd year student; have completed some 3rd year courses Studies include: Use of wood manufacturing machines Wood anatomy and physical properties of wood Quality improvement in the wood industry WORK EXPERIENCE Daytek Electronics Corp, Richmond BC April 2007 Aug. 2008 Repair Technician Assistant Experience in testing large number of electronic devices and repairing Responsible for the use, maintenance and safe operation of laboratory Enhanced interpersonal skills and communication skills Recommended improvements to laboratory procedures and equipment to improve efficiency Learned how to package refurbished products properly Tutor Teach Math 12, Physics 12 and Chemistry 12 Manage and schedule time more efficiently Mixer Shack, Delta, BC Cashier Entrusted with opening and closing shop Improved communication skills through interacting with customers Ensured customers requests were met to maximize profit Accurately handled cash transactions and completed daily earnings report Sept. 2007 May 2008 Sept. 2006 Present
Jan. 2005 March 2007
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Jihoon (Jay) Heo

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Sunny Dragon Korean and Chinese Restaurant, Surrey Waiter Provided customers with good service to ensure they were satisfied Effectively handled multiple tasks and changing priorities VOLUNTEER EXPERIANCE
June 2006 Jan. 2007
St. Andrew Kim Catholic Church, Surrey, BC May 2008 2010 Youth Teacher Organize youth camp and youth school Enhance interpersonal and communication skills through interaction with participants Lead Bible study during Sunday school Han Woo Ri Troupe, Burnaby, BC 2009 Summer Stage Head Crew Organized the format of the events Controlled activities and supervised other staff member during the event Demonstrated leadership skills to plan, organize, and execute The Korean day event which had 3000 in attendance PERSONAL INTERESTS Enjoy watching and playing sports such as soccer, golf and basketball Enjoy research on wood industry trends Design contemporary furniture Practicing magic tricks REFERENCES Available upon request
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Matthias Hiebert
Skills and Abilities Confident with using power tools Fast learner and always determined to master new challenges Leadership: taking initiative and gaining enthusiasm in group members Patient and diplomatic; able to facilitate and reach agreement in teamwork situations Experienced driving non-commercial vehicles as well as warehouse and rough terrain forklifts Good workmanship, patience required to finish a drawn out project well Able to independently solve problems Computer usage and programming skills Fluent in English, German, and Spanish Education University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC B.Sc., Wood Products Processing Currently enrolled in 2nd year Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Richmond, BC Completed Certificate of Applied Science Colegio Aleman Concordia, Asuncion, Paraguay Graduated as best student in class of 2003 Participated in international Mathematical Olympiads o Iberoamerican in San Salvador and Mar del Plata, International in Tokyo
2009 to current
2006 2009
2003 2002 & 2003
Work Experience Framing Carpenter Arlindo Harms (subcontractor), Delta, BC June August 2009 Goertzen Enterprises, Delta, BC May 2004 August 2008 Building and standing walls, requiring determination, team mentality and fast decision making Storing building materials in organized and effective manner Training new workers, patience necessary Everything else necessary to finish a house, practicing versatility Volunteering SMC, Vancouver, BC 2006 to 2008 Community Youth Worker and volunteered for other positions wherever help was needed Hurricane Katrina Volunteer, Mississippi, USA Led a youth group rebuilding homes in a region affected by Hurricane Katrina Iglesia Menonita Concordia, Asuncion, Paraguay Usher and planning-committee member of the youth and young adult program Interests Physical activities: soccer, hiking, tennis, volleyball and other sports Travelling and exploring, learning about new cultures and ways of living 2007 2001 to 2003
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WILSON KIT
DEMONSTRATED SKILLS AND ABILITIES Microsoft Excel Communication AutoCAD drafting EDUCATION University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC September 2007-April 2013 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, WOOD PRODUCTS PROCESSING Enrolled in 2nd year Participating in Co-op Program WORK EXPERIENCE Hung Fung Noodle Ltd., Richmond, BC June 2004-September 2009 GENERAL LABOURER Wrote emails that helped communicate details for projects. Operated an automatic food processor and maintained its efficiency during the work day. Programmed a Visual Basic invoice on Excel using skills developed during a Problem Solving course which increased the ease of keeping track of orders. Tabulated inventory which made it easier to generate a production schedule. Kitsilano Community Centre, Vancouver, BC October 2009 SPECIAL EVENTS STAFF Planned the layout and theme of the haunted house that provided ease of setup. Motivated volunteers to have fun which created a cheerful environment for the children and parents. Supervised volunteers which lead to a successful event. Delicious Dim Sum Ltd., Richmond, BC 2003-2007 GENERAL LABOURER/CASHIER Developed self-motivation during long hours of repetitive work in a fast paced environment which ensured products were packaged with high standards. Collected nutritional facts of ingredients and provided an accurate database for reference. Presented nutritional tables to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency for approval that ensured food products had reliable information.
Microsoft Word Problem Solving Ability to Learn Quickly Programming in Visual Basic Planning Able to Work Under Pressure
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WILSON KIT
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VOLUNTEER WORK Kitsilano Community Centre, Vancouver, BC December 2007-Present VOLUNTEER FOR SPECIAL EVENTS Greeted and served breakfast to children and their parents in a friendly manner and helped to create a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Provided assistance in the setup of events with a positive attitude which provided a good example for other volunteers. Performed tests on equipment to verify their working order and made sure events ran on time. Kensington Community Centre, Vancouver, BC Spring 2005 ASSISTANT COACH Ensured that players followed rules so that everyone was safe and had an enjoyable hockey game. Demonstrated the importance of teamwork to 9-14 year olds which allowed them to be more inclusive of other people. Provided assistance to a child with impaired vision and made him feel more comfortable in a social environment. ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
Technology Fitness Snow Boarding Sightseeing/Traveling
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Joe Rodwell
SKILLS Very task oriented. Able to take directions then work independently to achieve set goals. Played on hockey teams all my life including the UBC hockey team, developing leadership, interpersonal and communication skills in a team setting. Class 5 drivers license and vehicle. Forklift operator certificate, SDCB Class 1,4 and 5. Trained in Industrial WHMIS and Industrial Lockout Procedure. Highly familiar with: AutoCAD, MS Excel, MS Word and MS PowerPoint. Experience working with framing and drywalling for residential construction.
EDUCATION University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC B.Sc. Wood Products Processing 2nd year student in Co-op Program September 2008 Present
WORK EXPERIENCE Augustas Pizzeria, South Surrey, BC August December 2009 Chef Applied excellent customer service skills while cooking pizzas in a busy pizzeria, developing strong organization and time management skills. Entrusted with the responsibility of supervising end of the night cleaning duties, setting the alarm and locking up the store. Kids Proof Safety Canada, South Surrey, BC June September 2008 Vending, General Duties Responsible for setting up a vending station at UBC trail 6; strict punctuality enabled all employees to work more efficiently. Entrusted with collecting and counting money, as well as recording and creating inventory. Worked independently, picking up and dropping off the equipment at the end of each day. Earls Restaurant, White Rock, BC March June 2008 Saucier, Line Cook Prepared high quality food in a fast paced environment where communication was essential. Developed organizational and time management skills while working as part of a professional team, producing high quality products in strict timelines.
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Joe Rodwell
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Frobbs Landscaping, White Rock, BC May September 2007 Gardener, General Labourer Tended to over 30 residential customers lawns and gardens. Developed the ability to set and achieve deadlines in all types of outdoor work conditions. Performed installation of paths, rock walls and flower beds, which required focused hard work to maximize efficiency, while also being cautious of all safety procedures. Emillio Finattis Sicilian Pizzeria, White Rock, BC March June 2006 Delivery Driver Delivered pizzas and other dishes to customers, developing great directional skills. Responsible for float, collecting money, and cashing out at the end of every night. Terasen Gas, Surrey, BC May 2005 October 2006 Water Shut-off Valve Locator Located residential water shut off valves with a metal detector and marked them, allowing the water meter installation team to be more efficient. Created the quickest routes from a selection of houses around the municipality each day. Worked independently, driving a company truck, while still working as part of a larger team stressing communication.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION & INTERESTS
Played hockey since I was 9 years old. Played Junior A hockey since I was 16 for teams such as: Prince George Spruce Kings; Des Moines Buccaneers; Melville Millionaires; Langley Chiefs. Routinely volunteer at both the Vancouver Folk and Fringe Festival. Enjoy listening to music and play the guitar. One day I hope to take everything that I have learned from hockey and school to start my own business.
REFERENCES References for all jobs available upon request.
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Addison Ross
OBJECTIVE To obtain employment for a co-op work term where I can apply my knowledge of wood products and experience working in a manufacturing setting. Very committed and apply myself to job at hand Strong team skills developed through sports and school Quick learner with proven ability to quickly make contribution to employer Knowledgeable with computers (Word, Excel, AutoCAD) 2008-present HIGHLIGHTS
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC B.Sc., Wood Products Processing 2nd year student Participating in Co-op Program
WORK EXPERIENCE
Fastenal, Nanaimo, BC Summer 2009 Store Maintenance Applied product knowledge to help with a variety of tasks to optimize the business opportunities of our branch Worked independently to handle shipping, receiving and organization of product Conducted regular stock checks and ordered product from hubs around North America to keep inventory up to date Customer satisfaction was our first goal and was achieved by helping customers find the product they were looking for while answering any questions they might have to the best of my ability ENG Sheet Metal/Vondella, Parksville, BC 2006-2008 Sheet Metal Fabrication, Plumbing, & General Labour Contributed to the production efficiency at a sheet metal shop by doing numerous duties, including organizing and allocating materials and the overall production of sheet metal products Learned to safely operate a fork lift and became very comfortable driving a cube van to make deliveries Gained experience using many different heavy duty machines, including a state of the art plasma cutter, to help produce sheet metal products Used various power tools to help to build an apartment complex and performed general labour tasks such as the movement of materials and general clean-up Involved in planning, installing, and testing water line systems Put up fire protection and installed finishing Thrifty Foods, Nanaimo, BC 2005-2006 Produce Worker Worked independently to maintain and run assigned section of produce department Received product and prepared it for the floor, ensuring quality standards were met and that product on display was fresh and well organized Contributed to meeting Thriftys customer service standards by answering any questions customers might have in a friendly and helpful manner
Phone: 604. 822. 4793

Fabian Vukasovic
OBJECTIVE I have an interest in the primary wood industry but also have a growing interest in architectural wood design found in the secondary industry. My mature attitude and excellent communication skills would make me a great asset to your company. I consider myself to be a hard-working, dedicated and motivated individual who works well with others and is dependable in accomplishing my responsibilities. DEMONSTRATED SKILLS AND ABILITIES Communication skills Goal-oriented Confident Organized Independent Motivated Problem-solver Public speaking skills Collaborator
EDUCATION University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C. Bachelor of Science, Wood Products Processing in the Faculty of Forestry Enrolled in 2nd year Participating in Co-op Program September 2008 - Present
Scholarships and Awards Croatian Cultural Center Scholarship (required a competitive GPA and an essay on what my Croatian Heritage means to me) Award from the Vancouver Catholic Schools Teachers Association (based on an essay communicating my future academic goals and aspirations) UBC Wood Products Processing Award (given on recommendation by the Department of Wood Science) WORK EXPERIENCE Boyd Enterprises Ltd., Vancouver, B.C. Mover 2008-Present Assisted in the replacement of products and the movement of supplies, furniture and/or debris to and from various locations Full time employment during the summer months as well as on call work on weekends and holidays throughout the year Collaborated with a team of 3 to 4 co-workers Grounds Keeper 2006-2009 Maintained grounds by watering and performing several other maintenance activities related to landscape preservation Worked part-time throughout the year with full time work during the summer months Entrusted to work independently on Sundays and with a co-worker during summer hours Learned proper and safe use of equipment including Bobcat ATV for snow plowing, leaf blower, hose, sprinklers, shears, trimmer, shovel and pick axe
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Fabian Vukasovic
Page 2 Professional Touch Painting Ltd, Burnaby, B.C. Painter Assisted senior painter by retrieving appropriate painting supplies and tools Kept painting tools organized and cleaned Worked mainly indoors and on call with painter during weekends and holidays Gained experience using a pressure washer and spray machine 2006-2009
Cliff Avenue Soccer Organization, Vancouver, B.C. 2007-2008 Referee Evaluated teams performance by judging whether the actions performed by each player were legal or not Demonstrated communication and interpersonal skills when resolving conflicts Worked independently when working with younger teams and with two assistants for older teams TECHNICAL PROJECTS Forest Sector Research Assignment 2009 Required to write an essay on the forestry sector of a chosen country and perform a formal presentation. Worked collaboratively with a group of 4 to complete research assignment Resolved problem with member not meeting deadlines by respectfully explaining that other team members would be able to pitch-in to complete work The oral presentation pushed the groups grade into the A range as we are confident speakers VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Master Gee's Black Belt Academy, Vancouver, B.C. 2006-2008 Guided and motivated younger students to perform karate techniques with greater confidence Worked with 3 or 4 more student instructors during each session Used kicking bag, kicking pads, sparring gear and practise weapons to enhance student skills of concepts being taught INTERESTS Using technology in new and creative ways Exploring the many routes available in the forestry industry Enjoying the outdoors and playing team sports
REFERENCES Available upon request
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Jonathan C. Wai-Fung Wong

DEMONSTRATED SKILLS AND ABILITIES Communicate with a variety of different people easily Able to work in teams and individually Organized and has strong leadership Capacity to work under pressure Certified in CPR-C and First aid Speak English and Cantonese fluently
EDUCATION University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Bachelor of Science, Wood Product Processing Enrolled in 3rd year WORK EXPERIENCE Sales Associate 2007 2010 J2 Jessica/Homme/Sneakerbox Provided knowledge to customers about latest fashion trends and suggested additional different items to complement their clothing selections. Trained new employees on product knowledge, sales techniques, and cashiering Achieved the highest units sold per transaction as well as a high volume of sales for each shift worked Entrusted to open and close store Developed new methods to promote or expand the company to different locations Guest Services 2007 Gateways Guest Services (Royal Caribbean Cruises and Celebrity Cruises) Helped travellers disembark off the cruise line and embark; checked- in customers boarding the cruise line Applied strong customer service and communication skills to provide travellers with directions and answer questions Construction Worker Provided and moved materials to work site Helped construction managers to complete the task at hand VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Executive, Promotions Chinese Student Association (CSA) Recruit students to join the club Promote our club to the community Find sponsors to support our club activities 2007 Present 2006
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Jonathan C. Wai-Fung Wong

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Coach Richmond Youth Basketball League, Richmond, BC Coached kids between ages 9 -18 to learn basic basketball skills Helped coordinate tournaments Volunteer S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Fundraiser Gala at GM Place, Vancouver, BC Helped coordinate backstage activity Led dignitaries onto stage to deliver their speeches Assisted with presentations of awards to sponsors and dignitaries
2006 2009
2006 2008
Volunteer 2004 Present Knights of Columbus Organize community based events Help organize monthly pancake breakfast for elderly members of the community PERSONAL TRAITS, HOBBIES, AND INTERESTS Optimistic, committed, and adaptable Enjoys socializing and anything having to do with fashion, designs, and sports Enjoys playing sports/exercising/dancing (break dancing) Loves outdoor activities (camping , hiking, walking, biking) Keen to learn new things and open to unfamiliar territory Strong interpersonal communication skills Piano Grade 10 / Theory Grade 2
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Shenghao XIE
DEMONSTRATED SKILLS AND ABILITIES Leadership As class president, managed my class to ensure a good study atmosphere Communicated with and cared about my classmates to help them succeed both in life and study Organized class activities and meetings to enhance class cohesion and to ensure notices from teachers or my department were received Research Communication Examined the quality of different antibiotics which help me familiar with laboratory equipments Tested the properties of our research products (LVL flooring & MDF) Presented research results in English; commended for having better pronunciation compared to other contestants in the scientific research competition Experienced using C, basic AutoCAD, MS Office, and Visual Basic
Computer Skills EDUCATION 2009-Present
University of British Columbia (UBC), Vancouver, British Columbia Bachelor of Science, Wood Products Processing 2nd year student Nanjing Forestry University (NFU), Nanjing, Jiangsu, China Bachelor of Science, Wood Science and Engineering (Material Engineering) Completed three years of undergraduate degree with a GPA of 86.26/100 Positions and Responsibilities: 2007-2009 Class President Honours and Awards: May 2009 Outstanding Work in Scientific Research Training Project June 2008 MOBO Scholarship awarded by University (NFU) & MOBO Stairs (Lianyungang Magic Stairs Manufacturing Co., Ltd.) June 2008 Tri-merit Student of The Year awarded by University August 2007 Excellent Student in Social Practice awarded by University January 2007 Second Prize in the Homepage Design Contest awarded by University (NFU)
2006-2009
WORK EXPERIENCE 01/2009-02/2009 Dehua Group Holding Co., Ltd., Deqing, Zhejiang, China Internship Manufactured a small variety of trial products of poplar LVL flooring Worked in flooring machine shop, participated in design of process flow
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Shenghao XIE
Summer 2008
Page 2 Nanjing Institute for Drug Control, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China Internship Examined the quality of different antibiotics in pharmacology laboratory Yangzhou Da Qiao Wood Patterns Factory, Yangzhou, Jiangsu, China Summer Internship Learnt basic knowledge of sand-cast and woodworking machines Used tools including band saw, radial arm saw, etc.
Summer 2007
UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES AND VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE September 2007 New Student Orientation Guider Volunteer Provided campus tours to assist new students find their dormitory, classrooms, labs, and other on-campus venues to help ensure a wonderful beginning to their university life RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2008-2009 Scientific Research Training Project, Nanjing Forestry University Recipient of Excellent Research Reward Co-author of Final Report: Shenghao XIE, Dianxiang ZHU, Zheng WANG, Study on the Production Process of Flooring Made from Laminated Poplar Veneer Lumber May 2008-June 2009 11th Challenge Cup National Undergraduate Academic Science and Technology Competition The Challenge Cup is Chinas highest undergraduate academic competition known as the academic science and technology Olympic event Project won Third Prize and we received an offer to publish our report in the China Forest Products Industry journal Co-authored the following reports: Study on Reed Medium Density Fiberboard o Interim Report 1: WANG Xinzhou, CHEN Min, XIE Shenghao, DENG Yuhe, ZHU Dianxiang o Interim Report II: CHEN Min, WANG Xinzhou, XIE Shenghao, DENG Yuhe, ZHU Dianxiang o Final Report: WANG Xinzhou, DENG Yuhe, WANG Wei, LUO Jiayan, CHEN Min, XIE Shenghao, Wang Jun, Study on Reed Medium Density Fiberboard The Physical Property of Surinam Wood, Nanjing Forestry University Project still in progress at time of transfer to UBC Worked in collaboration with team member to conduct experiments
2008-2009
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS Table tennis (8th place of Baixia District Ping-Pong Tournament, Nanjing, China)
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Shikai Xu
Objective
Seeking a hands-on position in the wood products processing sector where there is a need for a responsible, hardworking, self-motivated individual.
Skills
Responsible, self-motivated, and strong interpersonal skills Advanced Java programming and fundamental AutoCAD graphing Experienced using Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Fluent in English and Mandarin, elementary Japanese Knowledge of safe work practices Sept. 2009-Present
Education
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia Bachelor of Science, Wood Products Processing 2nd year student Participating in Co-op Program University of the Fraser Valley, Abbotsford, British Columbia General Science Studies Completed first year of Engineering Transfer Program
Sept. 2006-Sept. 2009
Work Experience
Store Supervisor July 2008-July 2009 Koya Japan, Abbotsford, BC Promoted healthy food choices to customers and developed a reputation for excellent customer service which helped increase and maintain repeat business Created weekly work schedules to ensure appropriate staffing levels were maintained Helped with daily operations and long-term management, including opening and closing store, monitoring inventory and placing orders with suppliers Maintained a consistently high level of accuracy processing transactions and balancing cash drawer Key Accomplishment Updated an order calculator program using Java to reflect current menu choices of Koya Japan; resulted in cost savings for owner by not having to hire software programmer to make updates
Interests
Computer, music, and movies Skiing, basketball, and badminton
References
Available on request
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Manuel Alfonzo Yip Tu

SKILLS SUMMARY Excellent MS Office Skills Visual Basic Programming in Excel Supply Risk Analysis Transportation Cost Analysis EDUCATION 2009 Present
2
nd
Cost and Price Research Demand Forecasting Fluent in English and Spanish
Year Student
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN WOOD PRODUCTS PROCESSING University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT W.P. Carey School of Business, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA
2009 Graduate
Major GPA: 3.55
WORK EXPERIENCE September 2007 MATERIALS MANAGEMENT TECHNICIAN Arizona State University Lab Stores, Tempe, AZ, USA May 2008 Co-developed inventory item master list Researched supplier offerings Aided in online product catalog development May June 2006 SUMMER INTERN Arizona Technology Council, Tempe, AZ, USA Researched competitor pricing and service offerings Produced competitor summary reports Updated company website with new calendar events and promotions Maintained business contacts database PROJECTS December 2009
WOOD SPECIES REPORT Wood Anatomy and Identification Course, University of British Columbia Identified relationships between anatomical features of Western Hemlock and its physical and mechanical properties for wood products COMMODITY CASE STUDY (Team of 3) Research and Negotiation Course, Arizona State University Prepared an overview of worldwide supply and demand of paper Performed supplier and buyer industry analysis Conducted detailed cost analysis of paper produced in North America Provided recommendations for negotiation strategy on price of paper
January May 2009
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Manuel Alfonzo Yip Tu

Page 2 GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT COMPETITION (Team of 2) Supply Chain Management Strategy Course, Arizona State University Collected and analyzed data to produce demand forecasts to aide product design and supply decisions Managed contracts to attain optimal supply quantities Resulted most profitable from 27 competing teams December 2008
EXTRACURRICULAR CONFERENCE VOLUNTEER April 2009 Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences, Phoenix, AZ, USA Provided guest services for 3-day conference attendees in exchange of free attendance to conference presentations on state-of-the-art supply chain research March May 2008 VOLUNTEER TEACHING ASSISTANT Carson Junior High School, Mesa, AZ, USA Provided in-classroom assistance to professors in different subjects for students from grades 7 to 9 TREASURER Coalition of International Students, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA Managed organizational budget for its efficient use to attain organizational objectives
August 2006 May 2007
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Chuhan (Hawk) Zhang

EDUCATION
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Bachelor of Science, Wood Products Processing Participating in Co-op Program 2nd year student Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, BC Faculty of Science Completed University Transfer Program September 2009-present
January 2008-May 2009
WORK EXPERIENCE
Edu Global, Changsha, Hunan, China Summer 2009 IELTS (English Competency Test) & English Teacher Leader Organized IELTS & English class and ensured three teachers followed teaching schedule Tutored and trained students on IELTS skills which helped them to improve IELTS grades
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, BC January 2009 International Student Orientation Volunteer Led new students on campus tour to help them get familiar with their new study environment Guided new students through process to fill out university information, insurance chart, etc. Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, BC Spring Festival Volunteer Performed Chinese talk show skit as part of the festivals entertainment Assisted with set-up and clean-up for Spring Festival Event January 2008
Hunan Lvyuan Environment Protection Engineering Co.,Ltd, Changsha, Hunan Fall 2007 Volunteer Communicated with a representative at an earthworm company to collect information on how earthworms are used to remove toxins from water and soil Visited the factory of an earthworm company to obtain pictures of the work site and process
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Chuhan (Hawk) Zhang

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Projects
Wood Anatomy and Identification Class Fall 2009 Searched resource about utilization of western red cedar and wrote a 1000 word report Principles of Biology Class Researched behaviour of earthworms under different wavelengths of light Gave a presentation on results of the research Spring 2009
Accomplishments of Interest
Writing a book about individual success and sustainability which is now over 20,000 Chinese characters and over 50 pages. The book discusses about why we can achieve success and be sustainable.
Computer Skills
Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint; AutoCAD; Minitab
Languages
Fluent in English and Chinese Mandarin
Profile
Hard worker who takes initiative Open-minded, positive attitude, and respectful towards people and ideas Flexible and adaptable in either working alone or working with a team in any work environment Passion for sustainability and philosophy Deep logical thinking and strong imagination Good appreciation for aesthetics Aware of safety procedures for working with wood processing machinery
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XIN ZHAO
EDUCATION University of British Columbia 2006-present BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, WOOD PRODUCTS PROCESSING 3rd year student completing Minor in Commerce and participating in Co-op Program SKILLS & ABILITIES Good interpersonal skills Very organized and hard working Computer proficient: Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, AutoCAD and Maya Strong team player; able to work collaboratively with others Fluent in English and Chinese
WORK EXPERIENCE CHINA MINSHENG BANKING CORP. LTD 2009 summer Providing customer service, processed bank transactions, including deposits, withdrawals, and currency exchange Applied strong communication and customer service skills to promote credit cards and mutual funds that best suited the customers need Demonstrated strong attention to detail when entering customer account and transaction information MOVING COMPANY Worked effectively in a team environment to move residential furniture Ensured proper care and handling of all items so that they would be delivered without damage WOOD PRDUCTS TRAINING Wood Machining Skills Course, Centre for Advanced Wood Processing April-May 2008 Learned to operate many of the secondary processing machines such as planer, shaper, belt sander, drilling machine, CNC router, veneer press, table saw, etc. Designed custom veneer layout for a night stand table top VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Sichuan Earthquake Fundraiser (Ice Breaking Society Club) Children Village Volunteer, Shaanxi, China PERSONAL INTERESTS Watching and playing sports such as ping-pong and golf Research on wood industry trends Design and construction of contemporary furniture 2008 summer 2009 summer
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Third Year Students

Available May August 2010
Some of the 3rd year students have already secured a work term through to the end of August. Please contact the Co-op Office to find out who is still available.
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George W. Chan
SKILLS Communication Confident in professional and technical writing Effectively listen and take direction Fluent in verbal Cantonese and able to converse in simple Mandarin Read and write simple Chinese Technical Can effectively utilize AutoCAD, Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint Aware of safety procedures for working with machinery in wood processing PERSONAL PROFILE Highly adaptable and open to new ideas Dedicated and will keep up effort until problem is solved or job is done Passionate about work Highly flexible in either working independently or cooperatively with others Reliable and take full responsibility for actions Constantly improving and committed to learning
PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE Pacific Rim Cabinets May August 2009 Fitting Department Team Leader and Labourer (Co-op Work Term) Improved and standardized drawer front installation procedures Efficiently managed the Fitting Departments equipment and labour resources Ensured Fitting Departments progress was on schedule by communicating with managers of other departments and updating with the plant manager Kept work flow in the plant consistent throughout the day by aiding other departments Trained new staff on work and safety procedures, machine use and maintenance Periodically operated and worked in the Edge-Banding, Painting, Grooving, CNC, Assembly and Panel Departments
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George W. Chan
Page 2 Aldeasa Duty Free Shop June 2007 May 2009 Sales Associate Provided excellent customer service by determining customer needs, locating products and carrying out transactions Entrusted with opening and closing shops, and performing daily duties such as price checks and inventory tracking Trained new employees on cashiering, sales and customer services duties Maximized daily revenue and customer satisfaction by approaching and engaging customers in conversations to determine their needs Developed excellent communication and cross cultural skills through interacting with customers of different nationalities Consistently ensured customers purchases comply with regulations of their destination to prevent any airport violations Luxury Smokers Ltd July August 2006 Salmon Processor Cleaned, packaged, loaded, and prepared 5000 lbs. of salmon each day Ensured that each salmon packaged met the companys high quality standards Worked effectively as a team member to prepare, package and ship salmon on time everyday EDUCATION The University of British Columbia 2006 Present Bachelor of Science, Wood Products Processing 3rd year student participating in Co-op Program Relevant courses include: o Wood Products Manufacturing: Learnt about wood manufacturing processes o Wood Machining Skills: Gained hands-on experience with wood manufacturing machines o Machine Components: Learnt to design, maintain and purchase machines of wood products manufacturing o Technical Communication: Focused on professional and technical writing o Quality Improvement: Practiced modern techniques in improving workplace quality involving the forest products industry
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Kell L. Hansen
DEMONSTRATED SKILLS
KNOWLEDGE Feasibility Analysis Operation of CNC Routers Machine Maintenance Analytical Problem Solving Industrial WHMIS Lockout Procedures ACADEMIC BACKGROUND Mechanics of Materials Wood Industry Business Management CAD/CAM Statistical Quality Control Industrial Engineering Technical Communication COMPUTER EXPERIENCE AutoCAD CadWork Excel Visual Basic (VBA) All of Microsoft Office Xilog Plus Microvellum, MasterCAM
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC B.Sc. in Wood Products and Processing Third year student Participating in Co-op Program Completing a Minor in Commerce 2006-Present
WORK EXPERIENCE
Hansen Tree Farm, Anoka, MN June September 2009 Junior Co-op Term Conducted an Economic Feasibility Analysis and forecasted annual increased revenue due to recently installed irrigation system Created and standardized quality control measures along with seasonal maintenance schedule Hansen Tree Farm, Anoka, MN Summers and Holidays, 1998-2008 Maintenance/ Customer Service Installed large scale underground - drip irrigation system, which included trenching, installation, hook-up and maintenance Safely operated and maintained machinery such as tractors, mowers, planters, sprayers and chainsaws Applied customer service skills helping customers acquire tree, shake, bail and tie to car Lawn Care/ Landscaping, St. Paul, MN Summers, 2003-2008 Self-employed Applied self-motivation and initiative to establish base of 10 customers Demonstrated responsibility and time management to service customers lawns weekly Generated revenue to purchase equipment and conducted regular maintenance
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Kell L. Hansen
CLASS PROJECTS
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CAD/CAM January April 2009 CNC Nested Printer Stand Utilized AutoCAD to design and draft a nested printer stand then produced the appropriate numerical control codes using Xilog Plus (SCM CNC Router Software) Uploaded debugged code to SCM 5-axis CNC router and properly operated machine WOOD 305 May 2008 Manufacturing Class Worked in a team environment to develop standard operating procedure for constructing a nightstand Acquired experience operating industrial woodworking machinery and safe working procedures Built and designed veneer inlaid top
PERSONAL PROFILE
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Presented Co-op Work Term Poster Award in 2009 - Wood Products Processing Submitted an article to the Midwestern Christmas Tree Growers Journal regarding the increased economic rewards of irrigated Christmas tree production Completed 2004-05 academic year in Austria with AFS (foreign exchange program) ATTRIBUTES Innovative, communicative and open-minded during group tasks Entrepreneurial and business oriented Motivated learner with attention to detail Organized with strong time management skills INDUSTRY INTERESTS / LONG TERM CAREER GOALS Timber Frame Structures Traditional all wood joinery Structural Insulated Panels Modular and Hybrid European Passiv Homes Conscious energy efficient building techniques Solid Cross Laminated Timber Panels European building system ACTIVITIES UBC Forestry Logger Sports Team Forestry Undergraduate Society: Wood Products Representative Outdoor photography, hiking, camping, hockey, snowboarding and snow shoeing
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Email wood.co-op@ubc.ca

Andre Iskandar
Summary of Qualifications
Strong technical skills in wood machinery and woodworking tools Good work ethic and ability to work with various personalities Enthusiasm for working with wood Great time management skills and ability to finish tasks by the deadlines Able to work both in a team and individually with minimal supervision Multitasking and detail oriented
Education
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Bachelor of Science in Wood Products Processing Member of Golden Key International Honours Society Columbia College, Vancouver, BC University Transfer Program September 2008 present
September 2006 April 2008
Technical Projects
Night Stand & Maple Cutting Board April 2009 Improved understanding in safe working procedure with a variety of modern wood processing machinery Developed ability to identify production steps necessary in manufacturing steps, including manufacturing of different solid wood components and veneered components Designed the documentation required to manufacture the project Developed ability to identify the flow of material used in the secondary wood products industry Contributed to successful team project
Relevant Courses
CAD Wood Machining Skills Proficient with drafting software (AutoCAD and Solidworks) Great visualization of product design and specifications Strong background knowledge of wood manufacturing including primary and secondary manufacturing Focus on producing and joining lumber and CNC equipment Safe working procedures for wood processing machinery Experience working in various manufacturing equipment Explanation of various product documentation, product development and manufacturing processes
Wood Products Manufacturing
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Andre Iskandar
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Work Experience
Cross Volleyball UBC, Vancouver, BC September 2009 Present Referee Responsible to control the match fairly which requires attention to details, as well as good judgement and decision making Maintain the game progress by looking for violation of rules and impose penalties on teams or players when necessary EDLY Castors and Wheels Shop, Jakarta, Indonesia June August 2009 Sales Associate Demonstrated excellent communication skills by handling various customer inquiries Entrusted with opening and closing shops, and performing daily duties such as price checks, inventory management Assured customer satisfaction by ensuring the product quality, quantity and packaging match with the customer order before dispatching them to the customer Hitz Sensation Sdn Bhd, Ampang, Malaysia February April 2006 Inventory Clerk Demonstrated attention to detail by accurately inputting inventory into an Access database and spreadsheet Applied self-motivation to work effectively on routine tasks
Skills
Knowledgeable in the areas of wood physics and drying, wood anatomy and wood chemistry Knowledge of the sawmilling process Languages: English, Indonesian, Conversational Chinese Computer skills: AutoCAD (2D and 3D) and Solidworks Programming Languages: Java, VB.net, VBA Microsoft Office (Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access) Operating Systems: Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP, Mac OS 9 - X
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MIKE KOFOED
DEMONSTRATED SKILLS Personal Qualities Work well independently Communicate effectively oneon-one and in groups Seek high level of organization in all work Self-motivated Computer Software Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint AutoCAD MATLAB ArcView GIS R 2.10.0 Other Abilities X-ray scanners for measuring density and concentration GPS systems for resource mapping Class 5 Drivers Licence
TECHNICAL WORK EXPERIENCE FPInnovations Forintek Division, Vancouver, BC Jan 10 Aug 10 Research Assistant, Resource Assessment Group Organize and maintain a large collection of wood samples taken from various stem positions in second-growth western hemlock and amabilis fir logs Coordinate the preparation and quality measurement of the above samples to make the best use of available equipment Constantly test all measuring equipment to ensure the desired level of uncertainty is achieved and recalibrate the equipment if necessary University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC May 09 Oct 09 Undergraduate Research Assistant, Department of Wood Science Managed a major industry-funded study on the corrosion of fasteners in treated wood with minimal supervision Cooperated with engineering, quality assurance and operations staff at a wire and nail company in order to effectively and safely carry out the corrosion test Currently assessing the fifteen treated wood samples and 500 fasteners to determine the relative performances of treatment and fastener type Western Forest Products Inc., Woss and Holberg, BC May 08 Aug 08 Forestry Engineering Technician May 07 Aug 07 Worked both outdoors and indoors either independently or with others Laid out road and falling boundary for cutblocks to maximize harvest value while minimizing negative environmental impacts Produced detailed working maps of cutblocks which communicated the area to senior staff Assembled a package of maps for First Nations groups which jumpstarted the consultation process OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Sep 09 Dec 09 Malaspina University-College, Nanaimo, BC Sep 06 Apr 07 Student Math Tutor Provided support to students encountering difficulty with first-year university math problems so that the students did not always have to wait for faculty office hours
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MIKE KOFOED
Page 2 EDUCATION University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Bachelor of Science, Wood Products Processing Enrolled in third year Participating in Co-op Program University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Bachelor of Applied Science Completed second year of Mechanical Engineering Malaspina University-College, Nanaimo, BC Bachelor of Science Completed engineering transfer program AWARDS Composite Panel Association, Leesburg, VA 2009 Robert E. Dougherty Educational Foundation Scholarship Award University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Faculty of Forestry Deans Honour Roll Malaspina University-College, Nanaimo, BC Deans Honour List GROUP ACTIVITIES Fun Run UBC Running Club, Vancouver, BC May 09 Present Treasurer Submitted balanced budget for the current fiscal year Participate in running sessions both with the group and independently, totalling 15 to 20 km a week Holberg Volunteer Fire Department, Holberg, BC May 08 Aug 08 Volunteer Crew Member Rehearsed emergency response procedures for both fire and medical emergencies Maintained and organized hoses, breathing apparatuses, and other fire equipment OTHER INTERESTS Complete two to three hiking trips per year Volunteer at various races, such as the Harbour City Half Marathon and Tour de White Rock Jun 09 Sep 08 Present
Sep 07 Apr 08
Oct 05 Apr 07
Aug 09
May 06 & Jun 07
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Arnold Levannoa Limantono

EDUCATION
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Bachelor of Science, Wood Products Processing 3rd year student
Completion 2011
SKILL SETS
Wood Related Skills Knowledge of wood science (anatomy, physic and chemistry) which relates to the wood characteristics of strength, stiffness, etc. Knowledge of wood products designs and manufacturing processes, industrial engineering, and manufacturing documentation Experience with operating various secondary wood processing machinery, as well as understanding the machine components and safety procedures Leadership and Communication Skills Care group leader and GISAU Cultural Director led team to successfully coordinate various events such as Valentine party, sports tournament, and other communities events Provided reports to management while working at Integra Indocabinet and Valbury Asia Futures Ltd. Maintained good relationships with clients while working at Valbury Asia Futures Ltd. Computing Skills Word/data processing software: Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access) CAD drawing applications: AutoCAD, Solidworks Programming language: C++, Visual Basic
WORK EXPERIENCE
FP Innovations Paprican, Vancouver, BC Research Assistant Responsible for sample loading of wood fibers to Silviscan instruments Worked independently without supervision at night shift Performed data input and processing using the Silviscan software Jan - April 2010
PT. Integra Indocabinet, Surabaya, Indonesia July - August 2009 Industrial Engineering Internship Applied industrial engineering concepts to improve productivity and efficiency Led a team that monitors usage of sawn timber and yield in lumber break out department Improved lumber recovery percentage by 10% Trained employees on the use of material and importance of proper selection
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Arnold Levannoa Limantono
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Valbury Asia Futures Ltd., Surabaya, Indonesia January - August 2008 Financial Consultant Coordinated a team of 10 members to market futures margin trading in Indonesia by organizing events (seminars, dinner sessions, etc.) and other means of advertising Delivered presentations of margin trading and futures market to prospective clients Assisted corporations, team and clients with investment and trading strategies by providing trading information, analysis and suggestion based on the market situation Miracle Event Organizer, Surabaya, Indonesia January - August 2008 Crew Member (On-demand Job) Applied communication and negotiation skills to interact effectively with managers or agents of Indonesian artists Used creativity and diplomacy to find solutions to customer concerns Minoas Restaurant, Burnaby, BC May - December 2007 Customer Service Applied high quality of service to ensure guest satisfaction in a fast paced environment Continuously maintained the cleanliness and tidiness of the restaurant
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE and EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

GISAU Gado Gado Indonesian Students Association of UBC, BC Cultural Director 2008 - Current Collaborated with the Consulate General of Indonesia to hold the annual Indonesian culture night Worked with the Consulate General of Indonesia in various different events to bridge the gap between the Consulate General and Indonesian students studying in Vancouver Organized various events for the Indonesian student community in Vancouver House for All Nations, BC Care Group Leader 2007 - Current Led bible study and discussion group on Friday night and spent quality time together to keep in track with their spiritual life Encouraged members to do daily devotion, mentored and prepared them to be future leaders Music Ministry Leader 2006 - Current Led and served the congregation to participate in a worship and praise session on Sunday service whole-heartedly Arranged music ministry schedule on monthly basis
HOBBIES and INTERESTS

Listening to music, playing musical instruments, singing, hiking, soccer, sketching
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Caleb Lister
Employment Objective
An opportunity where I can make a positive contribution to your organization by applying my technical, practical, and communication skills. A natural candidate for a company seeking a wellrounded, committed team member.
Highlights of Qualifications
Resourceful communicator and quick learner in dynamic environments Safety conscious and highly motivated to meet deadlines Proficient use with Microsoft programs, AutoCAD; basic CAM programming
University Education
University of British Columbia B.Sc. Wood Products Processing Vancouver, BC 2006-Present
Third year student also pursuing a Minor in Commerce through Sauder School of Business Relevant courses: Technical Communications Quality Control Industrial Communications Machine Components Wood Products Manufacturing
Employment History
Wescon Doors Operations Management Responsible for all aspects of material and information gathering to ensure that safety manuals and machine center manuals are developed and implemented into the production line Worked in collaboration with plant management to produce standard operating procedures, training manuals, maintenance program, and quality assurance Educated employees as well as management in the safe and proper handling of equipment and lock out procedures for machine centers Gained confidence with construction methods and machinery operation Richmond, BC Duncan, BC January 2009-Present
rthwrks Furniture Ltd Assistant Cabinet Maker
Summer 2009
Worked in team environment constructing furniture and cabinetry from re-sawn timbers Responsible for material breakout and general construction Performed under time and quality restraints
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MIR Innovations Custom Homes Carpentry Assistant Nanaimo, BC Summers 2007 & 2008
Employment History continued
Spent eight months constructing ocean view custom homes Assisted with all aspects of construction from framing to interior finishing Learned to adhere to safety procedures and pay attention to fine detail Independent Grocer Alliance Grocery Sales Clerk Vancouver, BC January-April 2008
Acquired five years of part-time experience in three major chains in BC & ON Received and placed orders, provided customer service, and assisted with holiday management relief Known for professionalism and confidentiality
Certificates/Achievements
CPR-C and First Aid training Industrial WHMIS and lockout procedures training Forklift certification Trained with advanced use of AutoCAD; basic CADworks, MasterCAM
Personal Interests
Camping, snowmobiling, 4x4ing Travelling Golf, fishing, boating Hands-on projects and construction
References Available on Request
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MICHELE SHI
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS Interest in wood products Strong communication and interpersonal skills Eager to learn new skills Ability to adapt and work hard Adept at problem solving
EDUCATION University of British Columbia B.Sc. in Wood Products Processing Third year student with Co-op option WORK EXPERIENCE Laval University Research Assistant Qubec, QC January - April 2010 Vancouver, BC 2007 - Present
Assisting in the study of Nanotechnology in polymers (PVA) Demonstrate initiative in laboratory tasks Prepare PVA samples with different amounts of nanoparticles for experimental testing Vancouver, BC September 2008 & 2009, January 2009
UBC Carding Office Sales Clerk
Processed a high volume of transactions while constantly ensuring customer satisfaction Worked in a fast-paced environment to accurately perform all assigned tasks Provided students with efficient and prompt customer service Cap-de-la-Madeline, QC Summer 2007
Centre des Rose Florist Assistant
Led other team members to arrange and prepare fresh flowers and daily bouquets Greeted and serviced customers in French in order to build customer relations Entrusted to work with other team members to fill special orders, such as floral arrangements for the citys centennial celebration North Vancouver, BC 2003 - 2006
Beavertails Pastries Barista
Handled money and operated cash register, consistently maintaining a high-level of accuracy Became adept at multitasking by serving, packaging, and ringing up orders while simultaneously interacting with customers Entrusted to independently perform daily opening and closing duties including float, cash, journal, and preparations
www.forestry.ubc.ca/co-op Email: wood.co-op@ubc.ca
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MICHELE SHI
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VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Forestry Undergraduate Society (FUS) Greensales Representative Vancouver, BC 2007 - 2008
Organize, record and update inventory Work with other members to determine which products to sell to the student body Sell merchandise during class breaks in order to bring in revenue for social activities Vancouver, BC 2005 - 2006
Killarney Secondary School Mentor
Taught review lessons to children (all instruction provided in French) Helped children draw conclusions on their own Learnt conflict resolution skills through effectively dealing with tantrums and disputes Vancouver, BC 2003 - 2004
Vancouver Aquarium AquaVan Assistant
Led, organized and supervised various educational activities Taught students time management skills by showing them how to balance school assignments with leisure activities Used motivational techniques to ensure students completed assignments on time
AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS Dragon Boating: Silver Medal Music: Percussion Section Leader Swimming: Bronze Medallion Music: Grade 3 Piano and Grade 2 Theory (80% average) June 2007 2006 - 2007 2003
ADDITIONAL SKILLS Competent in conversational French Proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Internet Explorer Basic knowledge of AutoCAD Knowledge of first aid safety and CPR C (expired in 2005)
INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES Playing water sports, hiking, traveling, playing music, reading, and cooking
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JANICE TAM
Education
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC B.Sc., Wood Products Processing rd 3 Year Student Participating in Co-op Program Personal Skills

September 2007 - Present
Diligent worker with attention to detail Strong interpersonal skills and customer service orientation Knowledge of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and basic AutoCAD Fluent in English, Cantonese and basic knowledge of Mandarin
Work Experience
FPInnovations Paprican, Vancouver, BC Research Assistant Used advance research machinery to analyze wood fibre lengths Analyzed data and statistical reports to formulate conclusions Used highly acidic chemicals to prepare samples January - April 2010
Sutton Seafair Real Estate, Richmond, B.C
July 2009 - Current
Receptionist Entrusted with opening and closing office Relied on self-motivation to work independently Handled office tasks such as imputing data and filing for land and business properties Took messages for more than 200 realtors
Cirque du Soleil, Vancouver, B.C.

Server

Summer 2008
Demonstrated strong customer service and communication skills greeting customers Served food and beverages in a friendly and efficient manner 2006 - 2008
McDonalds Restaurant Ltd, Richmond, B.C.

Crewperson and Crew Trainer Worked effectively in a busy, high-stress environment Developed a clear ability to explain concepts through training new employees Gained experience in customer service, work efficiency, and team work Resolved customer complaints in a professional manner Lu & Sons Enterprise Ltd, Richmond, B.C. Cashier Balanced cash drawer and maintained consistently high level of accuracy Assisted customers with carrying purchases to their vehicle
2005 - 2006
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Academic and Athletic Achievements

Wood Processing Scholarship from UBC Forestry Faculty Honour Roll student from J.N.Burnett Secondary 2nd place in Richmond Secondary School Swim Meet Two time silver medalist at Stevenson Karate Club Tournament Recipient of Most Valuable Player for Basketball at J.N. Burnett Secondary School
2007 2002 - 2006 2007 2003 2003
Volunteer Experience Dragon Seed Club Publication Member Photographer for events Wrote articles for newsletter J.N. Burnett Secondary School Student Council Member Planned and executed school events Helped with fundraising for charity Assisted with set-up and clean-up for school activities Newspaper Club Member Worked as cartoonist for school paper Thompson Community Centre Youth Group (BLISS) Volunteer Participated in volunteer activities throughout the community Senior Girls Basketball Team Co-Captain Implemented game strategies and plays Resolved any conflicts with team members and coach Junior Girls Richmond Youth Basketball League Coach Developed plays and strategies for games Improved fundamental basketball skills Promoted a passion for sports South Arm Community Centre Summer Camp Leader Completed more than 200 hours of volunteer time 2008 - 2009
2004 - 2007
2006 - 2007
2006 - 2007
2005 - 2006
2005 - 2006
2002 - 2003
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RYNEHVEE TAN
PROFILE
A Bachelor of Science in Wood Products Processing student at The University of British Columbia Passion for designing, architecture, and building Experience in computer-aided drafting and programming Dedicated, optimistic, and committed to get the job done and to acquire the skills necessary to do it Flexible and adaptable in either working alone or working with a team in any work environment
SKILLS
WOOD PRODUCTS PROCESSING Completed Wood Products Manufacturing, Technical Writing, Wood Machining Skills, Sawmilling, Mechanics of Wood Products, Wood Physics and Drying, Wood Anatomy and Identification courses Completed WHMIS and Lock Out Procedures Literate in Visual Basic Programming, C++, and Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) Skilled in MS Office Applications (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Publisher) Skilled in 2D and 3D computer-aided drawing using AutoCAD, SolidEdge Skilled in technical manual drafting in Engineering Graphics Skilled in image editing and publishing using Adobe Applications: Photoshop, InDesign Multilingual: Fluent in both English and Filipino (Tagalog) languages; able to understand, write, and speak intermediate Spanish Great organizational skills Fast learner, cooperative, assertive, and able to work under pressure
TECHNICAL SKILLS
TRANSFERABLE SKILLS
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENTS
THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Vancouver, BC B.Sc. Wood Products Processing Co-op Program, 3rdYear Trek Excellence Scholarship for Continuing Students 2009 Paul Robert Steiner Memorial Scholarship in Wood Science 2009 University of BC Wood Products Processing Award 2008 Deans Honour Roll List 2008 LANGARA COLLEGE Vancouver, BC University Transfer Program, Arts and Sciences BRITISH COLUMBIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Burnaby, BC Part-time Studies September 2008 present
September 2006 August 2008 January 2008 May 2007
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RYNEHVEE TAN
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WORK EXPERIENCE
LESLIE FOREST PRODUCTS LTD. Co-op Position Observed production processes and machines for efficiencies and possible cost reductions Demonstrated MS Office skills in updating and organizing files on machine runs and generating raw material and machine costings UBC FORESTRY, DEPARTMENT OF WOOD SCIENCE Co-op Research Assistant, Pasteurization by Radio Frequency Heating Assisted in experimental data sampling of 4x4 Hemlock boards Organized and tracked fungal growth in wood samples Demonstrated knowledge and assertiveness in laboratory work THE TRUCK LOGGERS ASSOCIATION (TLA) Part-time Office Worker Demonstrated self-motivation to work independently to complete routine office tasks Assisted with preparation and registration for the annual TLA convention Gathered member company information and updated databases using Microsoft Excel and a Microsoft Access-based modified database system Developed multi-tasking and management skills QUANTUM HANDS-ON SCIENCE Instructor Assisted children ages 7-10 in hands-on science experiments Provided extra interesting scientific details to lessons given January 2010 present
August September 2009
November 2008 July 2009
October 2006 February 2009
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL CHILDRENS FESTIVAL Experienced working in a fast paced environment Gained experience in customer service Maintained positive, friendly attitude at all times SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER Provided support and encouragement Used communication skills to convey complex ideas to children each May, 2005 2008
2005 present
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Houston Ukpabi
Qualifications Education 2007 Present University of British Columbia Vancouver, B.C. Bachelor of Science, Wood Products Processing 3 rd year student participating in Co-op program Completing Minor in Commerce Awards & Achievements Deans Honour Roll Canadian Woodworking Machinery Distributors Association Prize Independent Lumber Remanufacturers Association Scholarship in Wood Products H R MacMillan Scholarship in Forestry Machinery and Supply Companies Group Forestry Scholarship Golden Key International Honour Society member Work Experience 2010 Forest Enterprises Australia Bell Bay, Australia Research and Development Technician Conducted quality control tests on structural lumber using a static tester Assessed mill performance, lumber recovery, and overall cost of producing higher-margin products Investigated process improvements such as the potential benefits of adding an acoustic grader to the production line 2006-2009 Houston Industries Yale, B.C. Integrated Logging Cleared 40 acre wooded lot parcel to set up farming operation Involved in tree falling, land clearing, tree replanting, skidding and log hauling Used heavy equipment, including bulldozer and excavator Managed all aspects of this tree clearing operation, including supervision of workers and completing accounting services Introduced to sawmill operations Exposure to wood products processing Logging experience in the interior of B.C. Experience working in fast-paced environments Quick, self-motivated team player with a good track record Proven ability to work well with superiors, peers and customers Job and task flexibility Excellent at solving work place problems Exceptional knowledge of computer software programs and hardware installations In-depth knowledge of safe work methods and safety regulations
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Houston Ukpabi
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2008-2009 Reid Jewelry Burnaby, B.C. Technician and Computer Operations Consultant Installed and customized computer software program and hardware systems at three store locations Implemented new method of receipt printing resulting in time and cost savings Provided consulting and support services to end users with varying levels of technical ability 2007 West Coast Demolition Vancouver, B.C. Demolition Specialist Winter Employment Adhered to safety procedures while conducting interior demolition of office towers and industrial warehouses Endured physically demanding work and long hours Volunteer Experience 2009 Habitat for Humanity Burnaby, B.C. Framer Involved in construction of a 27 unit townhouse project Completed framing of walls and floors Reviewed buildings plans and specifications; ensured structural soundness of building Leader of my volunteer group 2005 Transitions Tutorial Leader Tutored a group of 25 grade nine students Burnaby, B.C.
2004 Comshare Burnaby, B.C. Involved in coordinating activities and games for childrens day camp Supervised group of young teens and was responsible for the safety of the group 2003 (June) True North Drafting Coquitlam, B.C. High School Work Experience Applied knowledge of 2D AutoCAD to draft building plans, and building glazing Interests Soccer Play in BCCSL Premier Division Won league championship in 2007, 2008 & 2009 UBC REC Play volleyball and indoor soccer with the UBC Forestry team
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Fourth Year Students

Available May August 2010 or May December 2010
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Michael John Barra

OBJECTIVE _______________________________________________________________________ As an enthusiastic, outgoing, hardworking co-op student looking for employment in the wood products manufacturing industry my woodworking qualifications, attention to detail and education are my best assets for gaining employment. QUALIFIED BY ____________________________________________________________________ o Woodworking skills and an enthusiasm for working with wood o A high attention to detail o The ability to work with others or with minimal supervision o Proven time management skills leading to successful completion of tasks o The ability to adapt and learn quickly EDUCATION _______________________________________________________________________ 2006 - Present University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC Bachelor of Science, Wood Products Processing o Enrolled in 4th year o Participating in Co-op Program WORK EXPERIENCE _______________________________________________________________ January August 2009 Western Archrib Edmonton, AB Research and Development/Quality Control Technician o Qualified and implemented a new adhesive used in Glulam manufacturing o Assisted and preformed quality control tests and procedures, ensuring design and production specification are meet o Involved in the development of fabrication quality control processes and procedures Fraserwood Industries Squamish, BC Hundegger Operator o Operated a Hundegger K1 timber joinery machine, producing timberframe components o Preformed maintenance and tool calibration, ensuring optimum operating conditions o Trained new employee on proper safety and operating procedures Michael Trayler Designs Richmond, BC Labourer o Operated a variety of woodworking tools and machines, producing millwork and furniture components o Prioritized tasks in order to successfully complete them on time o Maintained machines on a regular basics, increasing the life and performance of the machines
May August 2008
May August 2007
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Michael John Barra

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October 2005 March 2007
Rona Home Center Surrey, BC Stock Crew and Customer Service o Informed customers about products which helped them make the correct decision o Successfully trained new employees giving them the skills to work effectively
AWARDS AND CERTIFICATIONS ___________________________________________________ May 2008 October 2006 June 2006 February 2006 June 2005 March 2005 Canadian Woodworking Machinery Distributors Association Prize University of British Columbia Wood Products Processing Semiahmoo Secondary School Top WoodLINKS Award WoodLINKS Certificate Semiahmoo Secondary School Department Award in Carpentry & Joinery 12 Cabinetmaking Certification for Advanced Standing in Building Construction by Kwantlen University College Award
ADDITIONAL SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE ____________________________________________ o o o o Knowledge of lockout and safety procedures Proficient knowledge and practical usage of a variety of power tools, machines and hand tools Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel Knowledge of AutoCAD and CNC operating procedures
INTRESTS AND ACTIVITIES ________________________________________________________ o Woodworking, water sports, baseball
REFRENCES _______________________________________________________________________ o Available upon request
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Charles Lee
OBJECTIVE To expand experience in the wood products sector by utilizing my organizational skills and wood products knowledge to allow me to make a positive contribution to the organization. EDUCATION University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C. Bachelor of Science, Wood Products Processing Participating in the Co-op Program Enrolled in 3rd year pursuing a Minor in Commerce WORK EXPERIENCE Pacific Rim Cabinets, Delta, B.C. Production Team Member (Co-op Work Term) Revised standard operating procedures and documents Carried out production work in various departments Conducted training of new employees Participated in product and procedural development projects Conducted time studies in the Assembly Department United Parcel Services, Richmond, B.C. Key Entry and Auditor Audited and handled packages Formulated end of day reports Maintained constant speed of assembly line Displayed precision and speed in mail sorting Trained new employees Employee of the month: April , June, and July 2007 AWARDS Dean of Forestry Scholarship (2009) Independent Lumber Remanufacturers Association Scholarship (2009) University of BC Wood Products Processing Award (2008) SKILLS AND ABILITIES Ability to use Microsoft: Word, Excel and PowerPoint Fundamental knowledge in AutoCAD 2008 Strong time management and organizational skills Demonstrate problem-solving skills and self-confidence May-September 2008 &2009 September 2006-Present
August 2006-September 2007
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Students Scheduled to Graduate May 2010

Employers can contact these students directly via the email address listed on their resumes.
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Kenny Cheng
shin2203@hotmail.com
OBJECTIVE To obtain more work experience in secondary wood manufacturing and/or research, where I can fully apply my project management skills and strong attention to detail to contribute to the success of a company. RELEVANT COURSES CAD/CAM: Business Finance: Wood Cutting and Tooling: Industrial Design & Furniture Manufacturing: TECHNICAL SKILLS

Proficient with AutoCAD and Xilog Programming; knowledge of Microvellum, CADworks, and Mastercam software Experience using Microsoft Excel to generate possible solutions of purchasing decisions Knowledge of appropriate tools for router bits, saws, moulders, and shapers Design, create, and test furniture sets using SolidWorks
Strong knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint; good knowledge of Access Great communication, written and organizational skills Hard worker and team player Reliable, patient, friendly, and enthusiastic Fluent in Taiwanese Hokkien; good understanding of Mandarin; good understanding of German Good safety awareness
EDUCATION University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC B. Sc. in Wood Products Processing, Minor in Commerce Enrolled in fourth year Completed co-op work terms with three different employers CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE Fachhochschule Rosenheim, Rosenheim, Germany Research Assistant June-December 2009 Conducted and organized several tests with band saw blades Handled specialized equipment to measure experiment samples Created several reports and database Performed additional office related work such as translations and poster presentations
2005-Present
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Kenny Cheng
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Viceroy Homes, Richmond, BC Process Engineer January-September 2008 Researched and developed 8-10 comprehensive training manuals for various roles in company Analyzed all of the major production processes on the shop floor and documented them in 8-9 separate departmental manuals Researched and established procedures and checklists for Carpentry department to record moisture content in wooden door frames in order to prevent moisture damage Helped other employees create and revise additional documents such as FedEx procedures, receptionist checklists, ISO specifications, safety guidelines, and introductory presentations Superior Cabinets, Saskatoon, SK Quality Control Team Member May-September 2007 Created quality control databases based on pertinent data and information gathered from products coming out of the cutting department Designed posters outlining cutting specifications to improve overall product quality and process efficiency Informed Quality Control Manager about the different characteristics of wood variation and defects Supervised and trained workers on how to conduct effective quality checks Worked with maintenance coordinator to improve the measuring capability of a caliper and established new standard procedures ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE UBC Taiwanese Association, Vancouver, BC External Director and Family Head September 2006-April 2007 Organized and executed promotional strategies to endorse club events Started and organized monthly seminars to help members speak Taiwanese Minnan Assisted directors to organize other events or seminars either by planning, promoting or delegating assistants to help out Trained and guided assistants to become future directors University of NCHU Soil and Water Conservation Research Building, Taichung, Taiwan English Proofreader and Assistant April-September 2006 Corrected and provided feedback on graduate students Master and PhD abstracts Created and organized schedules for faculty seminars Prepared electronic copies of faculty publications such as research papers and faculty pamphlets Took field photographs for Master students to be used in their research papers SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Golden Key International Honours Society Deans Honour Roll Charles and Jane Academic Scholarship Gerhard Kress Memorial Academic Scholarship Wood Product Processing Award 2010 2009 2008 2007 20052007
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Patrick J Crabbe
pjcrabbe@gmail.com PROFILE Strong communication and presentation skills Energetic, hard worker with strong work ethic Effective problem solver and decision maker Enjoy learning and always open for improvement Experienced implementing new programs and ideas Highly organized Team player who also works well independently Knowledge of both US and Canadian forest industries.
EDUCATION University of British Columbia Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Bachelor of Science, Wood Products Processing 2005-2010 Currently in fourth year with a Minor in Commerce and Co-op Designation. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE LEBY Fixtures and Interiors Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada Inventory Manager and Special Project advisor 2009-2010 Implemented an inventory tracking system to increase the accuracy of job costing and projected inventory values Earned the company $10,000 in Scientific Research and Experimental Development tax credits Solved many technical material issues and successfully FSC certified the company. SWP Industries St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada Briquetting Plant Project Manager 2008-2009 Identified process constraints and implemented a new operating procedure which increased out put by 15%. Working with a world-renowned biomass engineer, performed extensive research and compiled a list of recommendations to increase plant capacity from 15 to 20 tonnes/day. The plans and ideas have been put into action and the new plant is currently in operation. Manual Labourer 2007-2008 Operated a 3-axis CNC router, preparing vinyl fence posts and rails on the night shift thereby decreasing turnover times. Switch to day shifts and operated a forklift and assembled vinyl fence. Project Manager 2006-2007 Performed time studies in vinyl fence and finger jointing divisions and presented findings and reorganized job tasks to increase efficiency and output. Successfully certified SWP with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency to heat-treat pallets. Tested new sawing patterns on shingle wood at sawmill in Ashland, Maine to increase 2x5 inventory for finger jointing. Assembly Line Coordinator 2005-2006 Analyzed load descriptions, controlled inventory cutbacks and created a cutback system to eliminate misuse and increase precision of the inventory system.
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Patrick J Crabbe
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Fairmont Algonquin St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada Bell Captain 2003-2004 Organized and delegated work to ensure guest requests were completed promptly; all arrivals received proper welcome; and luggage from guest and bus tour arrivals/departures delivered to correct location. Greeted VIP and Presidents Club members; created checklist for bellmen and doormen to complete to ensure tasks were completed properly and consistently. Received a Gold Fairmont Pin in recognition of 3 years of exceptional service, dedication, and honourable mentions from guests and fellow employees. SOFTWARE CAPABILITIES AutoCAD 2008, Microvellum, Cad Works, Master Cam, Jonas, Xilog programming and Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2008-2009 Received the Canadian Institute of Forestry (CIF) graduation ring Competed at the national Ping Pong Championships. Received first prize for an outstanding presentation on my previous work term as a project manager at UBCs Co-op Presentation Evening. 2006-2007 Pledge captain of chapter Phi Alpha 07, Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. Awarded bursary from UBC for having a high grade point average. 2003 2004 Received the Dunn Scholarship. Lead role in high school musical production of Footloose. Sir James Dunn Academy Male Athlete of the Year; MVP in badminton and golf. Competed in 18 and under Junior Tennis Nationals; ranked 1st in Atlantics, 30th in Canada. New Brunswick Tennis Provincial Champion. Scoring leader in New Brunswicks A Midget Hockey League and captain of SNBMHL all-star team. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Competing in open ATP tennis events Tennis instructor and coach VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE REFERENCES Created a local tennis and squash ladder for all ages in the St. Andrews community. Power skating coach at St. Andrews Summer Hockey Academy. Member and volunteer of The Land Conservatory (TLC) of British Columbia REFERENCES Available upon request
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Foster Hart
fosterhart@hotmail.com
KEY SKILLS EDUCATION 2005 - Present University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia Bachelor of Science, Wood Products Processing 4th Year Student Completed Co-op Program Proven ability to lead a successful team Hard worker able to work successfully in a team and individually Punctual and reliable Strong time management and organizational skills Proficient in the use of MS Word, Excel, and AutoCAD CMSA Lumber Grading B Ticket
AWARDS 2008 2007 2006 2005 UBC Wood Products Processing Award for excellence in fourth year courses Charles and Jane Banks Scholarship for academic achievements at UBC Independent Lumber Remanufacturers Association Scholarship in Wood Products for third year academic achievements at UBC UBC Wood Products Processing Award for excellence in second year courses Canadian Wood Industry Scholarship Award for excellence in first year courses at UBC UBC Wood Products Processing Award for excellent entrance grades
WORK EXPERIENCE May December 2009 Laboratory Technician UBC Forestry, Vancouver, BC Developed a model to discriminate HEM/FIR wood species using a NearInfrared scanning device Collected and processed samples for wood characterization Analyzed data and presented results to supervisor Laboratory Assistant UBC Forestry, Vancouver, BC Developed a model to determine moisture content using a Near-Infrared scanning device Developed heating schedules to pasteurize lumber using radio-frequency kilns Performed experiments for both projects Collected and analyzed data Wrote final report for industry sponsors and journal publication Trained replacement Laboratory Assistant
December 2007 August 2008
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Foster Hart
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May August 2007
Quality Control Assistant Tolko Industries Ltd., Armstrong, BC Performed daily size control checks and reported results to filers Calibrated various detection systems Performed recovery/waste tests in planer mill and sawmill Determined tolerance for chip production non-compliance point Led tours through the sawmill and planer mill Created a cost-benefit analysis of an automated grading system Monitored moisture content of kiln charges and reported result to kiln operators Greenskeeper Tsawwassen Golf & Country Club, Delta, BC Worked in a team and individually to maintain golf course Carried out maintenance tasks with minimal disruption to players Accomplished physically challenging tasks on a daily basis Followed safety procedures while operating heavy machinery Internship Sierra Wireless, Richmond, BC Operated testing programs for wireless modems Independently calibrated wireless modems Labourer Snow Farms, Delta, BC Worked effectively with co-workers to carry out daily tasks Performed harvesting, quality control, packaging and shipping duties Set-up and carried out daily irrigation of crops Maintained initiative, energy, and persistence to get the job done
May August 2006
August 2004
Summers 2002 & 2003
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Captain of Varsity High School Soccer Team Defensemen for U-19 Point Grey United Gold Community Soccer Team. Team won 2005 Provincial Championship
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Harlan Jervis
harlan.jervis@hotmail.com
Objective
To work in a secondary industry design-oriented environment or corporate managerial position.
Education
September 2005 Present
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC - Final year in the B.Sc. Wood Products Processing Program - Studies include applied wood mechanics, furniture construction/design, process design, tooling, wood industry business management, CNC machine programming, wood finishing, and Spanish language studies - Completed directed studies course in furniture design and construction taught by Emily Carr University of Art and Design faculty - Coca Cola presented a design brief to a joint UBC/Emily Carr industrial design class to conceptualize and produce prototype outdoor furniture for the Far Coast coffee brand - Furniture will be showcased and used at 2010 Olympic venues Academia Hispana Americana, San Miguel De Allende, GTO, Mxico - Studied Spanish as a second language - Completed highest level of study plus additional vocabulary building classes - Graduated top of class
September 2003 March 2004 & September 2004 January 2005
Work Experience
May Dec 2009
Planer Mill Quality Control/Process Management West Fraser Mills, Ltd., Blue Ridge, Alberta, Canada - Worked closely with upper management as a temporary Quality Control Supervisor to re-implement corporate quality control standards in a difficult environment - Troubleshot, updated and revised machine parameters (LHG, J-bar, scanning equipment, etc), grading methods, accuracy, and accountability - Worked daily with new and existing production personnel to constantly reinforce and re-evaluate grading effectiveness - Trained a permanent replacement Quality Control supervisor - Strong focus made on dollar recovery with significant results
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Harlan Jervis
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Work Experience Continued...
Jan Aug 2008
Quality Control/Relief Supervision West Fraser Mills, Ltd., Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada - Worked as a relief supervisor during weekly production/overtime shifts - Collected and analyzed data for a proposal to install a steam turbine in the mill to generate electricity from excess capacity - Designed VBA database to collect and analyze daily QC information - Designed a VBA program to decompile data collected from veneer dryers and organize it into a coherent analysis - Worked closely with equipment operators, management, electrical, and maintenance departments to troubleshoot equipment irregularities and improve performance Quality Control West Fraser Mills, Ltd., Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada - Gained experience in plywood production flow - Worked closely with equipment operators, management, maintenance and electrical departments to improve the operation of a plywood lay up line and presses, operator comfort and reduce downtime - Redesigned daily data collection sheets, allowing for a history and making them easier to use - Trained as a relief supervisor on the overtime shift Research Assistant Ainsworth Lumber Co. Ltd., Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada - Performed experiments and recorded data at the University of British Columbia in the Centre for Advanced Wood Products (CAWP) - Designed, fabricated, assembled, and modified testing equipment - Gained experience in technical report writing and interpretation
May Aug 2007
July September 2005 & May June 2006
Personal Profile
Strengths
Ability to easily adapt to any situation with a rapid learning curve Punctual and hard-working Outgoing, team player with strong interpersonal skills Very responsible with a focused attitude and a drive to always do better In-depth knowledge of Microsoft Office (Excel, Word and PowerPoint) Creatively driven by design Bilingual with Spanish as a second language Design, travel, wood-working, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, 4x4 exploration, cave spelunking, snowshoeing, practicing Spanish
Skills
Interests
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JEFF NG
E-mail: Jeffreyng@shaw.ca
QUALIFICATION HIGHLIGHTS Strong aptitude for figure and detail work Excellent verbal and written communications skills Capable to work both in independent and group situations Exceptional ability to organize and prioritize work Specialized in secondary wood manufacturing machinery and processes Knowledge of 2D CAD/CAM systems Advanced Knowledge of word processing and spread sheet applications Trained in lean manufacturing techniques such as 5S, Kaizen, Load levelling, Just in Time Delivery, One piece flow and standard work
EDUCATION University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Faculty of Forestry 4th year student in B.Sc., Wood Products Processing Participating in Co-op Program Minor in Commerce WORK EXPERIENCE Haworth, Calgary, Alberta May December 2009 Manufacturing Engineering Intern (Co-op position) January - September 2008 Assisted senior engineers to design and develop new processes and tooling improvements Worked with Product Engineering to determine best design to minimize labour, material, overhead costs, and to assure manufacturability Utilized PC-based spread sheets for analysis using "make versus buy" feasibility studies Trouble-shot operational issues on a daily basis Assisted with assembly and installation of tooling and equipment, using power and hand tools Utilized Computer Aided Design (CAD) software to develop and design fixtures, racking, jigs, tooling and equipment Completed Cpk, time-study, capacity, OEE, VSM, time and motion analysis Managed CNC software, tooling and training upgrades project to improve safety, equipment and software efficiency resulting in cost savings Assisted with equipment disposition and plant shut down September 2005 May 2010
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JEFF NG
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ACHIEVEMENTS AND CERTIFICATES Academic Awarded UBC Wood Products Processing Award 2008 Awarded Weyerhaeuser Scholarship in Forestry 2008 Awarded Deans Honour Roll Designation Faculty of Forestry 2007 Awarded UBC Wood Products Processing Award 2007 Awarded the Mary ad Robert Wellwood Memorial Scholarship in Wood Science and Industry 2007 Became a Golden Key Society Member 2007 Lifesaving Society, Vancouver, British Columbia Hold certificate in Bronze Medallion Hold certificate in Junior Life Guarding
References are available upon request
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opal2@interchange.ubc.ca
EDUCATION ______________________________________________________________ September 2004present The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC B.SC., WOOD PRODUCTS PROCESSING Currently enrolled in fourth-year Participated in Co-op Program
LUKE OPACIC
PROFILE _________________________________________________________________ Personal Skills: Hardworking and enthusiastic Work well in teams Always willing to share ideas with co-workers and supervisors Quick learner, creative and independent thinker Passionate about making an important contribution Advanced knowledge of a variety of computer software
COMPUTER SKILLS ______________________________________________________ Operating Systems: Software: Programming: Microsoft Windows, Mac OS Microsoft Office Suite, Corel WordPerfect Suite, AutoCAD Visual Basic for Applications, Xilog Plus
CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE ________________________________________________ May-December 2009 Loewen Windows, Steinbach, MB MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING CO-OP STUDENT Completed an analysis of spare knives for new moulders Analyzed an x-ray scanner line to determine the feasibility of duplicating it on another machine Assisted with the installation of new machines designed to make the facility more Lean Superior Millwork Ltd., Saskatoon, SK WOOD PROCESSING CO-OP STUDENT Wrote standard operating procedures for new and current employees Collected data to ensure the quality of the products Used the computer to create presentations for teaching new employees how to use the machines Tolko Industries Ltd., Questwood Division, Quesnel, BC QUALITY CONTROL SUMMER STUDENT Took regular board measurements to ensure products were within specification limits Obtained chips from the conveyor and checked them for size Created spreadsheets to record data collected from quality control tests Used Visual Basic to write macros to facilitate the analysis of data and create charts Performed optimizer tests to ensure machines were performing properly
January-August 2008
May-August 2007
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LUKE OPACIC
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ADDITIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE __________________________________________ September 2008-May 2009, & January 2010-present Vancouver Curling Club, Vancouver, BC ASSISTANT ICE TECHNICIAN Prepare ice surface to specific criteria for competitive play Maintain the integrity of the plant and system Supervise the safe play of the membership HBC Zellers, Vancouver, BC CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSOCIATE Provided pro-active customer service Maintained specialized knowledge in electronics for home entertainment in order to effectively promote products Performed cashier duties during busy periods Established strong rapport with co-workers in order to work effectively as a team Maintained a courteous and professional demeanour, even with difficult customers
October 2008-February 2009, September -December 2007, & April 2005-April 2007
AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS _____________________________________________ January-April 2009 March 2008 November 2004 Designed and built furniture with UBC and Emily Carr University for Far Coast Coffee (Coca-Cola) for use at the Olympic venues Canadian Curling Association Level 1 Ice Technician Certificate and working toward Level 1 Coaching Certificate Entrance Scholarship to the University of British Columbia
INTERESTS ____________________________________________________________ Curling: Fifteen years of curling, including 4 years competitive curling Competed in two Zone playdowns in Ontario in 2004 and one in British Columbia in 2005
REFERENCES ___________________________________________________________ Will be provided upon request.
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AARON ROBERTS
aaronro@me.com
DEMONSTRATED SKILLS Proven ability to lead a successful team Innovative and communicative in group projects Exceptional ability to organize and prioritize work Excellent verbal and written communications skills Resourceful and competent worker with attention to detail Proficiency with MS Office, AutoCAD, Sketch Up, Adobe Photoshop, and WoodWop / Xylog Plus
EDUCATION 2003 Present University of British Columbia Faculty of Forestry 4th year student in B.Sc., Wood Products Processing Participating in the Co-op Program Vancouver, BC
CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE May August 2009 Pacific Rim Cabinets Delta, BC Evening Shift Supervisor Expedited prioritized jobs through production to ensure shipment deadlines Conducted a comparative performance analysis of four top coat finishing systems Directly oversaw production in the fitting, finishing and assembly departments Delegated work to other employees, with regards to skill and aptitude, to complete the production goals Trained two employees with basic HVLP spray finishing Pacific Rim Cabinets Delta, BC Co-op Student Worked with employees to identify and improve process deficiencies Developed training material for the sanding, finishing and machining department Redesigned and produced several workstations incorporating 5S principles Acted as team leader for the fittings department during the summer shut-down Trained the new operator of the Weeke Venture 2 CNC router Participated in daily operations meetings International Wood Markets Group Vancouver, BC Market Research Analyst Assisted in the creation of the annual North American lumber producer survey Created, maintained and updated data tables, charts and graphs used in the firms publications Co-wrote annual economic indicator summaries for key trade countries Supplemented consultants reports with necessary quantitative data and figures Maintained and organized the firms library
April August 2008
January May 2008
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AARON ROBERTS
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May August 2007
AyA Kitchens and Baths Mississauaga, ON Assistant Process Engineer Completed SOP documentation of all critical processes for an internal audit Conducted an independent investigation of missing components during manufacturing Performed non-conformance study of veneer cracking on finished doors Assessed ergonomic risk factors of various jobs for Human Resources dept. Developed training material for the panel optimization software
ADDITIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE September 2009 - Present University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC Machine Lab Technician Produced furniture for the FarCoast brand to be used in their 2010 Olympic venues Worked with VANOC designers to produce several high-profile millwork installations to be used in the 2010 Vancouver Olympics Pacific Rim Cabinet Delta, BC Part-time Production Assisted in production work in the finishing, sanding and fitting departments Prepared and updated necessary SOP documentation for pending WoodMark audit Koerners Pub Vancouver, BC Floor staff DJed special events and regular weekly nights Worked effectively to maintain exceptional levels of cleanliness and ensure customers orders were delivered promptly Maintained a safe environment by practicing preventative crowd control and enforcing BC liquor regulations London Drugs Limited Vancouver, BC Computer Associate Assisted customers in product selection using 10-10 principles Completed point of sale transactions efficiently while maintaining the proper till balance Diagnosed and fixed software and hardware issues Maintained and ordered inventory
September November 2009
October 2008 Present
September 2005 2006
REFERENCES References available upon request
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ANDRE SIDHARTA
sidharta_andre@yahoo.com
EDUCATION 2006 Present
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Bachelor of Science, Wood Product Processing Anticipated graduation date: May 2010 Completed Co-op Program requirements Langara College, Vancouver, BC Completed first year university transfer courses
2005 2006
COMPUTER SKILLS Software: Microsoft Office Mat Lab for Linear Algebra AutoCAD Microvellum MasterCAM WORK EXPERIENCE June December 2009
Programming Languages: Java Visual Basic
University of Applied Science Rosenheim, Rosenheim, Germany Research Assistant Conducted tests to find the desirable solution for the projects assigned Collected data obtained from the experiments and provided data analysis Participated in team discussions and provided feedback and suggestions Applied communication skills while working with local employees Decor Cabinet Corp, Morden, MB Assistant to Process Engineer Updated existing building and property drawings in AutoCAD Conducted time study to improve the production flow Conducted cost benefit analysis in purchasing machineries Reformatted and updated various manufacturing documentations Ran tests for quality control purposes Dynamic Furniture Corp, Calgary, AB Assistant to Process Engineer Identified problems arising from differences between drawings and final products then made corrections as necessary Used AutoCAD to create drawings for new products and updated existing drawings Applied communication and team work skills to participate in team discussions Demonstrated respect and responsibility working with other people
May October 2008
May October 2007
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September 2006 January 2007
Piano Tutor, Self-employed Used communications skills to clearly explain lessons and provide feedback to students Applied time management skills to balance a part-time job with full-time studies Demonstrated respect and patience working with students
ACTIVITIES September 2007 September 2008
Gado Gado Indonesian Student Association of UBC Cultural Director Work effectively as a team member to organize events Use communication skills to express ideas at weekly meetings Performance Director for two cultural events; Malaysian Singaporean Night and Indonesian CultureFest Bethany Indonesian Church (BIC) Choir Coordinator Learned how to work with other people by sharing my choir knowledge Used time management skills to manage choir responsibilities during exam period Selected songs, taught choir members and arranged music for an entire play
December 2006
VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES 2007
Indonesias Products Exhibition and Networking Event, Vancouver, BC Promoted and introduced Indonesian products to customers during the event Developed communication skills to interact effectively with other people Learned product details in relatively short amount of time GlobalFest, Calgary, AB Helped maintain cleanliness of venue by collecting and disposing of garbage Used communication skills to coordinate with other volunteers and the volunteer coordinator Taste of Indonesia, Vancouver, BC Coordinated flow of plates for a dining event, ensuring that dirty plates were cleared and clean plates restocked so that a plate shortage problem was not faced Learned to work fast and effectively in a team environment
2007
2005
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Department of Wood Science Bachelor of Science in Wood Products Processing

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MESSAGE FROM THE CO-OP COORDINATOR

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HOW TO HIRE A CO-OP STUDENT

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CO-OP AWARD WINNERS

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Second Year Students

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Char les David Bissell

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Char les David Bissell

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Samuel Joseph Chudleigh

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Sept 2009 Present

Sept 2000 May 2001

Sept 1999 May 2001

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March 2007 February 2004 February 2004 February 2004

May 2008 Sept 2005- April 2008 May 2005

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Jihoon (Jay) Heo

Jan. 2005 March 2007

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Jihoon (Jay) Heo

June 2006 Jan. 2007

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2003 2002 & 2003

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Technology Fitness Snow Boarding Sightseeing/Traveling

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION & INTERESTS

REFERENCES References for all jobs available upon request.

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Phone: 604. 822. 4793

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REFERENCES Available upon request

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Jonathan C. Wai-Fung Wong

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Jonathan C. Wai-Fung Wong

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Computer Skills EDUCATION 2009-Present

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Sept. 2006-Sept. 2009

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Manuel Alfonzo Yip Tu

January May 2009

UBC Forestry Co-op Program

Manuel Alfonzo Yip Tu