My first experience working as a labourer was in the summer of 2017 where I worked alongside my dad and two other men doing renovations for a house. The second was a few years after that working for  a private company in on a similar project. Both occasions entailed basic labouring duties. My third experience was, again, labouring on a renovations project for my church. At the time we hadn't our own place and so bought a once elder care home and converted into a church facility complete with sanctuary, outdoors steps, and relocated steps leading upstairs. I take great satisfaction in having worked there as I was able to get into painting, demolition and cutting trenches. Finally, in July of this year I left a job where to expand my knowledge and experience, where I was labouring, but was afforded the golden opportunity to expand my skill set in carpentry, masonry, and did things like drilling holes for bolts/screws, using hand saws to cut lumber, cement blocks, metal rod, pointing up holes in walls with mortar, mixing mortar by both hand and machine, sifting sand, form work, wall demolition, which I enjoyed, and playing an integral part of pouring concrete slabs.