BC Hydro project - Site-C, Fort St. John, B.C.• Responsible for resource allocation and coordination of +35 ready-mix concrete plant employees. Supplying AFDE (Prime Contractor) at Site-C (BC Hydro project) with 3,000-5,000m3 of ready-mix concrete per week.• Communication with prime contractor through official (e-mail & transmittal) and unofficial forms of communications to effectively meet daily production requirements. • Maintain, organize, and transmit to prime contractor daily production records and various other construction statistics.• Supervised and mentored staff in best practices and procedures.

• Represented Sika across western Canada through on site product analysis, one-on-one meetings, trade shows and industry social events. • Integral part of the technical sales team that continued to show sales growth in Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan with new and existing concrete admixtures.• Provided technical guidance to local concrete producers through on-site meetings, trade show speaking and product demonstrations.• Concrete mix evaluation, mix design and mix optimization through a blend of field and lab testing

• Implemented and maintained an ongoing quality control / quality assurance program that was externally audited by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) and the Canadian Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (CPCI)• Review production drawings and advise engineering of complications with construct-ability• Mentor and supervise Quality Control Technician staff• Ensure precast concrete building wall panels, pipeline crossing slabs & fire wall sections meet engineering designs requirements• Oversee testing of delivered ready mix concrete to precast plant• Maintain and evaluate concrete test records• Perform pre-pour & post-pour inspection of all pre-cast concrete items produced• Ensure all testing equipment is calibrated as required by CSA and keep records on file• Keep traceable records of all items produced • Ensure that all production materials (rebar reinforcement, weld plates, hardware and concrete ingredients) meet CSA standard and keep traceable records • Record and report all non-compliance and inform engineering accordingly• Ensure that all equipment within the Western Precast plant is regularly maintained• User of MS Word, Excel, Outlook, Adobe Pro & MS Projects

• Business development, relationship development, solution finder • Develop scope of work for light commercial and residential construction• Definition of subcontract scope of work, develop inquires (RFI’s) and monitor over all project progress • Manage estimated cost to actual cost to ensure profitability – more like monitor costs and recommend/institute changes to maintain margins• Application and closure of building and development permits• Create construction schedules for general, civil, concrete, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, dry wall, painting and landscaping contractors• Quality control• Provide leadership to employees and direction to subcontractors • Attesting of invoicing • Document control• User of MS Word, Excel, Outlook, BlueBeam Revu & MS Projects

• Assist in the estimating and work package completion of hydro-transport pipelines for mature fine tailings. Construction consisting of new pipeline installation utilizing steel & high-density polyethylene pipe (HDPE), tailing pump houses, electrical sub-stations, pipeline corridor construction, haul road construction & concrete foundations.• Supervised civil and mechanical subcontractors labor force• Worked with project controls department with accurate document filing and administration• Monitored and assist with the implementation of the quality control program• Monitored daily, weekly and monthly labor, equipment, material and sub-trade costs• Assisted with preparation and tracking of payment request, invoices and estimates from client• Monitor and track equipment and inventory resources • Define subcontract scope of work, answer inquires (RFI’s), monitor and report project progress• Ensure that all construction work is completed accurately as per design • Develop daily and bi-weekly schedules with the assistance of the project managers and field staff. • Monitor and update schedules on a regular basis. Review and monitor actual construction activities in comparison to schedules to ensure on time completion. • Identify critical path activities and keep abreast of manpower loading and materials deliveries.• Work with the project team and manager to establish a cost reporting system for all project components: excavation, backfill, formwork, rebar, concrete, embedded materials and underground piping.• User of MS Word, Excel, Outlook, Bluebeam Revu (PDF create), Adobe Pro, MS Projects & Primavera P6• Procurement of project materials and rental equipment.

The FFT project involved the construction of twelve miles of 8”-32” HDPE floating pipelines, ice-inhibiting surface water bubbler-systems and 5kV trailing cables and electrical conduit. Pipelines are connected to electric and diesel-powered dredges and pump barges and carry recycled water (RCW), fluid fine tailings (FFT) and mature fine tailings (MFT). The pipelines are supported on the surface of the tailings pond by 174 pontoons connected with structural steel assemblies. Cranes, track-hoes, loaders, side-booms, dozers and fusing machines complimented the six boats utilized in the fabrication and launching of the pipelines. Boats were additionally used to install submerged anchors, buoys, navigational lighting beacons and floating 5kV electrical lines used to power the pump-barges and dredges.

The Syncrude Base-Mine, Tailings Relocation North Mine South Pit West (TR-NMSPW) Project included the construction of more than 40 km of heavy-civil pipeline corridor, light duty access roads and containment sumps. Construction was primarily achieved by utilizing nearly one-million m3 of various native soils, gravels and lean oil sands material. Caterpillar equipment of various sizes were used to complete this work including (but not limited to) 793 haul-trucks, 740 haul trucks, D9 Dozers, 24M motor graders and Deere 450 & 850 excavators. Installation of forty kilometers of 28” carbon-steel pipeline; boring and placement of 800 concrete filled carbon steel cased piles and screw-piles; horizontal boring and placement of three 56” carbon Steel sleeves beneath HWY- 63; placement and final connection of electrical substations, installation and termination of 5 to 72kV power lines at grade and overhead; placement of two large-scale pump houses, each containing a single 2500hp tailings pump; refurbishment of a third 2500hp pump; refurbishment and replacement of supporting gland-water pumps and structures; HVAC, electrical, insulation, installation of three bridge cranes, structural steel installation and final connections for pump-houses; structural steel packages consisting of towers and pipe racks. More than one million man-hours were expended during the completion of this project. The overall managed value of labor, materials and equipment exceeded three hundred million dollars.

Inland Concrete - Commercial & Technical Sales Representative (2005-2012)• Developed and maintained positive relationship with customers; project managers, engineers and construction crews.• Maintain accurate and organized documentation on construction developments• Issue identification, documentation, mediation, resolution and communication effectively with external and internal customers• Analysis of concrete application and determination of corresponding concrete type• Requesting, reviewing and actioning upon concrete test results• Reporting – Customer KPI, Volume, Market Share• American Concrete Institute (Alberta Chapter) – Member of Board of Directors• User of MS Word, Excel, Outlook and Adobe Pro. Inland Concrete - Quality Control Supervisor – Greater Edmonton (2005-2009)• Supervised 6 quality control technicians • Accurate calculation, implementation and maintenance of concrete mix designs• Responsible for observing and documenting concrete construction procedures• Reporting – Quality Control KPI, Safety, Performance Reviews Inland Concrete - Quality Control Representative- Co-op Summer Student (Summer 2004)• Obtain concrete samples to conduct laboratory and field tests• Analyze test results and report to QC supervisor• Obtain aggregates and cement samples for strength and consistency analysis • Field representation / project documentation• Identify and document issues and safety hazards for resolution• Customer service

• Establishing accurate baseline, elevations and contours as per engineered specifications for highway construction and survey layouts• Complete accurate chaining notes / field notes• Operate survey instruments for accurate measurements (rod & level, total station & GPS)• Conduct bulk stockpile surveys

Crew Coordinator / Junior Observer / Seismic Blaster- Seismic Exploration- Outdoor Physical Labor - Extensive Travel & Navigation - Trouble Shooting Geo-Physical Equipment - All Terrain Vehicle Operation In Off Road Conditions - Seismic Blaster Certified (Expired)