1. Christino Joseph Capozzi III (CJ)
11070 Whispering Pines Dr. Barboursville, VA 22923
540-455-6871
Cj0391@gmail.com
CAREER GOALS:
Determined leader with a broad foundation of people, technological, and business skills.
Elevating team members to achieve a common goal in the interest of the company. Excellent
people and data management skills that will help teams to deliver results efficiently, and
promptly. Interested in a challenging, high dependability, position; which requires a fast wit, a
strong work ethic, and an unrelenting desire to succeed, in order to be successful.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Day & Zimmermann, Mineral, VA Feb. 2016-Pres.
Turbine Material Specialist (Feb. 2016-Pres )
Managed and maintained inventory during the spring outage at North Anna Nuclear Power
Plant by using Microsoft office programs and a strong work ethic in both an individual and
team atmosphere. Oversaw the parts cage on the turbine deck, ensuring that the appropriate
items required for the outage scopeof work was adequately stocked and documented in orderto
maintain a quick and seamless outage period. Analyzed previous outage inventory in order to
refine the suggested materials list, helping to keep the turbine deck budget within its $300k
target; which further helped Dominion Power to accomplish their approximately $30 million
outage budget. Drove a Dominion vehicle in order to acquire additional materials, needed for
the completion of the outage, from the Dominion site warehouse and from offsite vendors.
Capitol Components and Millwork (CCM), Culpeper, VA July 2014-Present
Assistant Project Manager (Aug 2015-Pres)
Helped to organize, and manage, projects in excess of $350k; by utilizing nearly all components
of Microsoft office, E-sub, and by coordinating job milestones between both in-house, and out-
of-house key project members. Compared both the client’s and CCM’s scopes ofwork to each
other, and to the ID, Architectural, and shop drawings in order to insure accuracy and
accountability. Effectively used PDF annotators, including Ice Cream, Foxit, and Adobe, in
order to send accurate information to the clients; and to compare, and analyze, pertinent
information. Contacted, and/or met with, on-cite Project Managers, Assistant PM’s,
Superintendents, General Contractors, Account Supervisors, and contracted venders to produce,
and answer, RFI’s (Requests for information), COR’s(Change Order Requests), and to answer
general questions regarding the project at hand. Researched productinformation in order to
receive quotes, and contracts from potential productsuppliers. Worked with the Shop Forman,
and contracted installers, to coordinate material delivery, and productcompletion.
Quality ControlManager, and Cabinet builder for Residential Projects (Dec 2014-Aug 2015)
Generated a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet detailing every item included to be shipped, per
elevation work ticket of projects in access of$100K, to cite; which included everything from
built units, to the extra screws and instillation items. Checked finished products forquality
assurance by comparing them to the shop drawings, checking the applied finish, and generating

2. a list of all items needed; before wrapping, labeling, and staging jobs for delivery. Instructed the
delivery drivers as to where the components of each section were staged to be shipped;
including a description of each piece in order to assure that the quality, accountability, and
integrity of those items were maintained during the shipment, and the delivery, of the
Residential Millwork items. Trained, managed, and evaluated new employees in the processof
cabinet building, and quality control expectations for Residential Cabinets. Maintained a
working team on the shop floor during times when upper management was off premise.
Traveled to job locations in order to deliver completed jobs, assess complications encountered
during the completion process,take field measurements, and check on the completion rate of
the projects as they related to the company’s scopeof work.
Case Clamp Operator (Oct 2014-Dec 2014)
Created an efficient and high yielding system of staging, building, and finishing each
component of the Mill process forcabinet production; and by doing so cut the fabrication
process byroughly 20%. Learned, and led, a team based process ofconstructing, and quality
checking, each of the Residential, and Commercial, cabinet components to insure their accuracy
as they moved forward on the production process.
Beam Saw Operator (Sep 2014-Oct 2014)
Managed the Beam Saw, an essential saw used for the initial production of each cabinet, by
creating a stream lined production technique to maximize yield over time; which increased per
item profit by 5%. Organized incoming jobs based on urgency, materials on hand, and
maximum material efficiency in order to increase customer satisfaction, while also maximizing
productprofit.
CNC Operator (July 2014-Sep 2014)
Programmed, performed maintenance, and trouble shot problems in order to maintain the
production of jobs delivered for cutting. Tookthe initiative to read and learn the owner’s
manual in order to independently solve problems encountered during the cutting process.
Adjusted the cutting-bit’s RPMs, and the cutting speed, based on different item sizes and
material strength in order to guarantee productsatisfaction, and material yield.
Chipotle, Blacksburg, VA August 2013-July2014
Grill Cook, Prep Cook, Front Line
Anticipated, and prepared, for unexpected volumes of customers; by staying positive, and
poised, during high stress and volume situations. Worked efficiently as a team member to help
others when they needed it; while at the same time asking for help instead of falling behind.
Balanced work with education to assure success forthe present and future. Learned to rely on
others while also being reliable in order to spread out tasks to insure efficiency.
Backstreets, Blacksburg, VA September 2011-August2013
Entrée Chef
Ascended from Pizza cook, to Sandwich station, to Entrée Chef by working hard and effectively
in order to ensure personal, and company, success. Oversawthe kitchen, while also preparing
entrées in order to insure the quality of the customers’ experience. Honed people skills by
solving customer complaints effectively and considerately in order to continue local business.

3. Ran all aspects of the restaurant, ensuring low variable costs during slow business periods.
Managed an efficient closing, by placing employees at locations where they excelled.
WoodContracting, Orange, VA May 2009-September2011
Team Leader
Managed and lead two traveling teams by organizing projects, solving unexpected problems,
and maintaining documentation of all work done. Read and evaluated bank estimates on
foreclosed houses regarding material yield, scopeofwork, and risk evaluation; and based upon
that assessment, either made a bid, or declined the offer to work on that property. Photographed
and documented the initial condition of the properties, and continued that documentation
throughout the working process in order to show a clear path to the finished product.
Consolidated that evidence into Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Paint, and Microsoft Word in
order to present the work completed needed to receive proper payment from the banking
employer. Responsible for company assets in excess of $30k, company financial assets, and
team safety from machinery and the environment, while completing the scopeofwork.
EDUCATION:
History, Va Tech
TECHNOLOGY:
Proficient in Microsoft Office, Microsoft word, Microsoft Paint, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft
Outlook, Drop Box, Ice Cream (PDF split and merger), Foxit, E-Sub, Adobereader, Adobe
Acrobat
SKILLS:
Risk Management-trained by Wood Contracting (see Work Experience.) Worked as Risk Manager at Pi
Lambda Phi Fraternity serving as activity organizer and chapter participation manager; by creating a points
system based on behavior and participation.
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT:
Team Leader for Relay for Life
Team member for the Big Event at Va Tech
Attendance Supervisor for PLP Fraternity Adopt a Highway, Brush Mountain clean-up for Earth Day
Community Volunteer for the Golden Hills Frisbee Golf Course Clean-Up
Hunters for the Hungry