Assistant team leader for the biennial inspection of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. My responsibilities included inspection of the bridge lower level super-structure, upper level super-structure, cables, sockets, verticals, top-a-deck, abutments, sign gantry’s, and concrete inspection of the anchorages. All inspection notes were sketched and annotated onto the design drawings and then transferred onto spread sheets to later be submitted to the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority (TBTA). Each day an inspection task was given to the team leader and carried out by both the team leader and assistant team leader; for example on a day of vertical and socket inspection the team leader inspects the sockets while the assistant team leader inspects the verticals. The inspections were documented by a photo record and notes of all inspection findings during the process.

Managed the Department of Buildings (DOB) special inspection reports which must be done to ensure that the construction is consistent with the design documents. For example, on-site concrete testing reports and soil bearing pressure reports were submitted by the testing company and my responsibility was to manage the records against the specific project design documents. Also responsible for verifying that work done each day and reported in the daily work reports were consistent, and bring any discrepancies to the Project Controls Manager. Responsible for the maintenance of Project Close-out and Punch-list documents – these documents are used by Project Management to assure all work is completed as required by the design documents and that all open items are closed prior to reaching final completion of the project. Assisted in the review of Long Island Railroad (LIRR) Force Account costs associated with LIRR performed work on behalf of the Owner, discrepancies were brought to Project Management attention for resolution.

Responsible for managing and organizing special inspection reports (TR-1, TR-2, & TR-3 forms) required for NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) filings. This work was done to document current as-built conditions for future building construction. Individual foundation footings, piers and column inspection data, such as on-site concrete mix, rebar installation verification, as-built survey data points, photographs and other DOB information necessary to support future filings were organized by specific location and future building details. Verified pay sheets for workers in the field.

Participated in the construction management of the Atlantic Yards redevelopment and reconstruction project. The project included the construction of foundations for future overbuild platform and buildings over the Long Island Vanderbilt Storage Yard. Responsible for updating project drawings and specifications. Also responsible for calculating the volume concrete and the pounds of rebar steel necessary to construct the platform and building foundations.