Abraham Todd Email & Phone Number

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

•Maintain general building operations for a 60,000sqft building, 6 satellite offices and 400 employees•Plan, schedule and execute renovations, expansions, modifications and staff moves including;o Develop floor plans and furniture layouts and work with vendors to ensure compliance with building codeso Organize timelines and logistics for staff moves for reorganizations or construction, including Move-Add-Change serviceso Coordinate with contractors and other organizational departments to ensure work is completed on time and meets stakeholder requirements•Develop and maintain safety and security systems and plans including:o Create, implement and train employees on evacuation, shelter in place and medical emergency planso Track and update the card access system and security camera networko Organize and train a roster of fire marshals including bi-annual CPR/AED/First Aid courseso Monitor and respond to building alarms and notify all effected personnel•Procure vendors for repairs, regular maintenance and inspections in compliance with local and federal codes for environmental and life safety systems including HVAC, plumbing, electricity, fire alarms, sprinklers, elevators, backup generators and furniture•Supervise facilities staff:o Hire, train and mentor staff for the departmento Write and conduct performance evaluations and manage issues related to performance

Boston

•Assist in running all aspects of the ReStore including customer service, donation facilitation, showroom organization and volunteer coordination•Conduct online outreach and advertising via social media and posting products for greater visibility

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Assisted in developing, testing and executing emergency plans for PHMSA, including: facilitation of and participation in departmental exercises; responding to and recovering from emergency situations; and creating after action reports•Assisted in Continuity of Operations activities for PHMSA including operating and maintaining the alternative work site, equipment inventory and testing, personnel tracking, and resource status management•Coordinated with the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), PHMSA regional offices, operators and state partners to gather information and report on pipeline incidents•Staffed the DOT Crisis Management Center as PHMSA’s representative during large scale events•Reviewed pipeline operator emergency plans for compliance and adequate consideration of public and environmental safety•Developed and maintained an organization and tracking system for the emergency plans and accompanying processes to effectively collect, compile and analyze data on all incoming and reviewed emergency plans•Completed 18 online FEMA courses on Incident Command System, National Incident Management System, preparedness, exercises, risk assessment and continuity of operations

• As Treasurer, responsible for the financial aspects of the chapter such as balancing the budget and helping decide where funds will be allocated• Captain of the team for the design and building of a steel bridge for the annual Steel Bridge Competition in which regional university chapters of ASCE compete and are judged on aspects including build time, ability to hold a given load without failure, and aesthetics • Work with a team of ten people to design and fabricate the 50+ pieces for the 22ft bridge• Organize bi-weekly meetings to discuss Steel Bridge, guest speakers and events• Organize events with guest speakers and recruiters, often GW alumni who are professional Engineers

· Worked with Professor Joaquim Barros from U-Minho, Professor Pedro Silva from GWU and another student to develop a hybrid FRP-Steel reinforcement system using a textile-produced fiberglass mesh · Produced a parametric study of various hybrid configurations using an analytical model created with the OpenSees software · Built and cast six reinforced concrete beams to test the properties of the fiberglass mesh and steel reinforcement system · Produced a report on our findings.

· Developed a range of basic HVAC skills including fabrication and installation of duct-work, installation of cooling and heating systems and removal of inefficient systems · Learned basics of HVAC requirements, and necessary design and planning for the installation of HVAC systems · Worked cooperatively as a member of a 15 person crew installing HVAC systems

· Responsible for the financial aspects of the chapter such as balancing the budget and helping decide where funds will be allocated · Captain of the team for the design and building of a steel bridge for the annual Steel Bridge Competition in which regional university chapters of ASCE compete and are judged on aspects including build time, ability to hold a given load without failure, and aesthetics · Work with a team of ten people to design and fabricate the 50+ pieces for the 30ft bridge · Organize bi-weekly meetings to discuss Steel Bridge, guest speakers and events · Organize events with guest speakers and recruiters, often GW alumni who are professional Engineers; · Developed broad range of basic construction skills including framing, pouring foundations, underlayment, installing drywall, roofing, flooring, painting and operating power tools · Learned basics of architecture and design while assisting the company's president and designer · Worked cooperatively as a member of a 15 person crew in residential construction and remodeling

Master Of Science (Ms), Engineering Management - Crisis, Emergency And Risk Management, 3.97/4.0

Activities and Societies: International Association of Emergency Managers - Student MemberThis Master's program focused in Crisis.

Bachelor Of Science, Civil And Environmental Engineering

Activities and Societies: American Society of Civil Engineers· Relevant courses include: Engineering Drawing and Computer Graphics ·.

High School Diploma

2007 Relevant courses include: Technical Drawing · Architectural Drawing · Architectural Model Building · Calculus