Summary of Qualifications

Jim Satterwhite brings four years of field experience as a carpenter to Charter. He is skilled in all phases of commercial construction and residential remodels with a focus on construction defect repair. His experience involves considerable jobsite supervision and intense involvement with subcontractors, owners and architects. Satterwhite puts his leadership skills to work on the jobsite by tailoring tasks to each worker's skills and strengths, resulting in an efficient project team

Professional Accomplishments

• Working towards a B.S in Construction Engineering Management at Oregon State University

• Received Oregon DEQ (Oregon Department of Environmental Quality) on-site septic installer certificate

• Achieved Red Cross First Aid and CPR certification

Selected Projects 

• ADA Home Renovation – Renovation of a home built in 1956, included many upgrades to meet ADA standards, including a 7' x 5' wheelchair accessible tile shower. Project included many complex structural upgrades within limited space.
• Columbia River Boat House – Lead carpenter for a two story boat house addition on a 78' yacht slip. The project required special attention due to the technical challenges associated with building on a floating structure in extremely tight sight conditions.
• Mansion Hill Project – Led framing restoration of a 1963 custom home that sat for seven years without a roof. Ninety percent of the framing had to be replaced, complex waterproofing details had to be field designed to allow the existing brick veneer to remain untouched during the construction.