Joined the Riverside Exteriors team in 2015 as a business consultant. Riverside Exteriors specializes in commercial, residential, and multi-family siding installation in Idaho, Washington and Oregon.
PROCESS
Managed the staff to ensure on time deliveries and building schedules. Piloted new work performance guidelines with state contracts. Implemented OSHA regulations and oversaw all reporting. Also, ensured compliance with building and site permits.
RESULT
Improved business work flow and communication. Developed an effective plan to streamline work responsibilities and ensure timely delivery of deadlines on a multifaceted projects. In 2017, Riverside Exteriors was recognized by the chamber of commerce for there commitment and craftsmanship.
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