Lifelong Work History

Early in my teenage years I worked full-time at Fuddruckers as a busboy.  This lasted a short time as I returned to school.  I was later hired by Grand and Toy stationers and also by Canary Island.  Eventually I left these two employers and forked full-time with Dairy Queen.

I worked for a summer at Wilson's stationers.  Several years after I began working at a gourmet pizza restaurant J. Beethoven's Gourmet Pizza as a driver and pizza cook.  Over the following years I worked with about seven Associations assisting mentally handicapped persons.  

I left and began working at a sawmill while working part-time jobs at various other employees.  I did work as a Level 3 first aid attendant with a couple of small companies.  For a brief time I worked with a temp agency as a first aid attendant and forklift operator.  I also was a driver, briefly, with LORDCO auto parts.  

I started working in the Alberta oil patch for a couple of years as a roughneck.  I worked for four oil  related companies in Alberta.  After finishing with those companies I worked with an inner city drilling company for a short time.  

After, I did some work briefly at a recycling plant.  Occasionally, over the many years,  I worked at Fort Langley Bakery.  This was on and off for a long period of time.

Much later I  landed a full-time job at a bottle depot for a couple of years.  After this,  I went to work full-time at a local plastics factory where I was employed for seven-and-a-half-years.  I also returned to work part-time at the bottle depot.  

Currently I work as a forklift driver and have no other employer.

For almost all of my life since my teenage years I have been employed in many fields of employment.  I have a very strong work ethic.

There are many other employers I worked for short time with.  

I have never been promoted to supervisor in any employer and I am hoping to one day work in a higher position of a company.  My experiences in employment are invaluable.  I have worked both union and non-union jobs.