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Bend, Oregon, United States

Bakersfield, California, United States

Auburn, Washington, United States

Electrical parts assembly & welding.

Bridgeport, Ct

Project: $500 Million Combined Cycle Gas Fired Power PlantRole: GC over (2) Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings valued at $20 million

Sewaren, New Jersey

Project: $450 Million Combined Cycle Gas Fired Power PlantRole: GC over (8) Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings valued at $40 million.

Lusby, Maryland

Project: $3.1 Billion LNG TerminalRole: Managing a Building Subcontractor who has $50 million contract to design, procure, and install nine buildings across 3 segments of project site. Each building is composed or steel structure, insulated panels, doors, HVAC, electrical, and bridge cranes.Responsibilities:-Field - Coordinate operation sequencing with civil, concrete, UG pipe, UG electrical, AG pipe, AG electrical, structural steel disciplines. -Field - QC anchor bolts and concrete pours.-Office - Track structural steel production and schedule compliance.-Office - Maintain design coordination log with Subcontractor.-Office - Maintain PCO, EWO, and Letter Log.-Office - Update and distribute weekly report.Challenges: -schedule compression-very congested site-material logistics using multiple offsite laydown yards-mega job communication (600 staff & 3,000 craft)Training:-Kiewit Mechanical School - including equipment alignment, grout performance, welding, rigging, insulation, boilermaker skills, pipefitter skills, and hydro testing pipe.-Kiewit onsite class - Fall Protection and harness inspection-Kiewit onsite class - Confined Space-Rigging Institute LLC - Competent Rigger Level 1 -Kiewit onsite training - Quantity Claiming, Commodity Curves and Trend Charts, RFI's and As-Built Records, Short Term Scheduling, Payment Fundamentals, Order and Track Permanent Materials, Identification of Changes, 90 day Scheduling, Client Relations, Cost Forecasting and Direct Operations, Temporary Structures.

Aurora, Colorado

Project: $1.8 Billion VA Hospital - 8 buildings and 3 parking garagesRole: Oversee multiple subcontractors including OH doors, operable lifts, resilient flooring, wood flooring, terrazzo flooring.Responsibilities:-Office - submittals-Office - RFI's-Office - process change orders-Field - coordinate with concrete, framing, subs, Owner.Challenges:-difficult owner. Started off with VA staff then USACE took over.-large project = magnified mistakes-difficult subcontractorsTraining:-Kiewit Field Supervisor School - included safety awareness, equipment, environmental, quality, operation planning, scheduling, design integration, labor relations, project controls, contracts & risk, finance & accounting, client management, effective communication, conflict mgmt., subcontracting, writing skills, method analysis, leadership -Kiewit Crane School - included power line mgmt., crane set-up, assembly/disassembly, reading load charts, lift planning, multiple crane lifts-OSHA 10 Certification-First Aid CPR Certification-Kiewit KieCore training - using project control programs new to the company including cost control, claiming, time sheets, quality, purchasing, payroll

El Segundo, Ca

Project: $450 Million 2x1 Natural Gas Power PlantRole: Concrete Field Engineer for underground ductbank and foundations. Responsibilities:-Material management for crews.-Make sure crews have current drawings.-Create work packs for crews to build off of.-Coordinated with UG pipe, UG electrical, civil, and concrete disciplines.Challenges:-congested site-material logistics-short schedule

Anchorage, Alaska Area

Project: Military Barracks - $54 million - 5 stories/400+ double rooms Role: Subcontractor Management and Contract ComplianceResponsibilities:-Office - Submittals with Owner (US Army Core of Engineers) & 40+ subk’s – using QCS program-Office - Submittal Register-Office - Testing Procedures / Documentation-Office - Shop Drawing Log / Status / Follow Up-Office - Information Distribution-Office - Material Certifications-Office - Subcontractor Reporting-Office - RFI Posting-Office - Daily Reports-Office - Order materials-Environmental - Site Hazardous Waste/Material Manager-Environmental - Oversee jobsite SWPPP compliance-Field - QC – oversee field testing and inspections-Field - Concrete PoursTraining:-USACE - RCRA Handlers Class/Refresher 40 CFR 264.16 (Hazardous Waste)-USACE - Hot Work Permit Training -Kiewit Culture School - included safety, quality basics, environmental basics, ethics, integrity & trust, estimating, company core values, emotional intelligence, early career management & goals

Troy, Id

Project & Duties: >Performed quantity take-offs on several projects ranging from $10,000 to $1 Million. >Acquired material quotes from suppliers for lights, wire, conduit, receptacles, etc. >Ordered materials to be delivered to various jobsites. >Submitted submittal packages for six projects and O&M manuals for seven projects. >Re-structured the company safety program utilizing my experience with OSHA 10-hour certification. >Represented Strom Electric at pre-bid, scheduling, and pre-con meetings for four projects.>Performed QTO and later took on the Working Superintendent role for a $330,000 road construction project on the University of Idaho campus.

Moscow, Id

Projects & Duties: >Supervised five subcontractors on a $600,000 Life Safety Upgrade of a University of Idaho engineering building. >Worked directly with pipefitters, electricians, acoustical trades, abatement team, project architects, and project superintendent to fulfill the owner’s tight schedule for completion, all while the building remained occupied. >Worked as a working superintendent on a $2 Million renovation of the University’s track and field.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Construction Management, 3.4

Minored in Business Administration

Associate Of Arts (A.A.), General Studies, 3.6

Earned an Associate of Arts (AA) degree while earning a High School diploma.