John Johnson

John Johnson has extensive work experience in the construction industry. John started their career in 1989 as an apprentice for the local 2067 Carpenters Union and became a journeyman in 1993. John then started their own construction company, Double JJ Construction Inc., in 1993 and successfully ran it until 1999. During this time, they gained valuable experience and skills. In 1999, they joined Bouten Construction Company as a Journeyman Carpenter and worked their way up to foreman and then Superintendent. John worked on various medical facility projects and continued with the company until 2008. From 2008 to 2016, they worked as a Superintendent for Graham Construction. In 2016, they rejoined Bouten Construction Company as a Project Superintendent and their role is ongoing. John Johnson's work experience demonstrates their expertise and commitment to the construction industry.

John Johnson attended Rogue River High School, where they completed their high school education. After high school, they enrolled in an apprenticeship program with local 2067 in Medford, Oregon, although the specific degree or field of study is unknown. Additionally, John Johnson took business classes at Rogue Community College.

John Johnson also obtained several certifications throughout their career. In 2010, they obtained an OSHA 30 certification from the U.S. Department of Labor. In 2012, they received the Erosion and sedimentation control lead certification from the Washington state department of ecology. In 2013, John Johnson obtained the Army Corp of Engineers Quality Control Management certification. In the same year, they also became a CHC (certified healthcare constructor) through the American Hospital Association. Subsequently, in 2014, John Johnson obtained the Excavation, Trenching and Shoring Competent Person Training certification from Utility Trench Technology and the Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED certification from the American Heart Association | American Stroke Association. Finally, John Johnson completed the Rigging & Signals Training certification in 2014, awarded by OSHA.