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Denver, Colorado, United States

Perform all aspects of inspection work overseeing a variety of construction activities with regard to small and medium sized capital improvement projects from inception to completion, which includes projects involving construction, repairs, maintenance and alterations, and ensures compliance with approved plans, specifications, contract requirements.Reviews and processes contractor payment applications and invoices to ensure contract specifications and requirements have been met, verifies quantities and costs of materials used, monitors timetables and budget expenditures.Serves as the main point of contact for the City on project worksites, and coordinates the work of utility companies, other City departments, contractors, and sub-contractors throughout the duration of the project. Reviews project plans, drawing, and specifications during the design phase of the project, attends design meetings, provides input, and addresses compliance issues, utility conflicts, and safety issues; and, upon project completion reviews as-built drawing to ensure accuracy of the overall project, schedules a final walkthrough of the project, creates punch list, and ensures that all work is acceptable and in compliance as part of a quality assurance and warranty review. Facilitates and coordinates community meetings with residential and business groups impacted by capital improvement projects in order to provide information, answer questions, and develop plans to minimize the project’s impact on the local community. Reviews and approves traffic control plans and coordinates road closures with emergency services and other City departments and agencies, and ensuring safety protocols are in place and compliant with safety standards and regulations.Prepares reports detailing construction progress, to include notes on inspections, lab reports, changes orders, daily work logs with specific instructions and directions, payment requests, and maintains files and project documents.

Castle Rock, Colorado, United States

Ensure and promote productivity, safety, delivery of a quality product, and development of employeeswhile protecting the company’s interest and maintaining good relationships with clients.Total accountability and responsibility for projects from beginning to end, including:Company policies and procedures, Proper administrative functions, Project buy out (vendors and subcontractors) (LOI), Pre-construction meetings (Field Operations Manager, Safety Manager, General Superintendent, Subcontractor, Estimator, and Construction Manager), Initial Jobsite needs (water meters, plans, permits, testing, locates payment of fees, etc.), Plan, budget, and schedule, Effective communication within our organization, with material suppliers, subcontractors, owners, engineers, and other individuals involved in the projects, Attendance in project meetings, Job cost reviews / TEJC, Invoice Approvals, Change order negotiation and execution (utilize estimators as needed), Final inspection and approval of field logs, Billings (Field Verifications of Qty Monthly before Billings). performing contract acquisition and procurement activities to include evaluating proposals, negotiating price, terms, and conditions of contracts; conducting pre and post-award functions for contract administration. Collections, Project close-out, and write-ups.

Colorado, United States

Prepares project plans and specifications related to the assigned functionReviews evaluates and revises engineering plans with red lines and specifications through RFI to OWNER GROUP/ARCHITECTManages construction contractors: inspecting a full range of site development such as roadwork, parking lot, bridge, utility, new building construction, and building renovation projects including concrete, asphalt, earthwork, storm sewer, sanitary sewer, water mains, electrical work, HVAC, plumbing, carpentry, roofs, and/or interior space alterationsCoordinates with various federal, state, and local agencies regarding general development activitiesPrepares cost estimates, specifications, and procurement documentsResponds to citizen inquiries regarding projectsMonitors and controls construction progress and expendituresRepresented the company at public hearings, homeowners associations, and planning pre-application meetingsMay review general development, site, civil construction, and drainage plans, and plats for conformance to annexation agreements, city code ordinance, and roadway, drainage, and urban drainage requirementsTeam leader for design engineers, technicians, and other support personnelMay plan, develop, and implement customer service enhancements to the infrastructure planning and review processInterpret codes and criteriaReviews plans and other technical documents, answers questions regarding the scope and/or timing of the project, and monitors costs and project progress.Assists in the development of cost estimates or tentative schedules.Knowledge of commonly-used concepts, practices, and procedures within a particular field.Generate RFI’s, Review Project Submittals, Support Purchasing, Generate Schedules, Support Layout & Surveying,Quality Control/Quality AssuranceCoordinating construction documents with contractors, end-users, stakeholders, technical experts, and/or contracting agencies through Procore systems

Centennial, Colorado

Understanding the environmental impacts of construction activityGeneral permit requirements including erosion prevention and sediment control BMPsDewatering requirements, Chemical treatments, and their requirementsRecordkeeping requirements (inspections, BMP maintenance, SWMP amendmentsPollution prevention measures regarding storage and handling of construction products, materials andwastes; including solid wastes, hazardous wastes, sanitary wastes, petroleum products, herbicides andfertilizers, wash water from concrete pouring or equipment washingFueling planning and spill prevention and response procedures use of contracts for delegating SWMPresponsibilityUnderstanding that in some states the requirements may be different when discharging to certainwatersConstruction phasing, Readable and effective plans, Narrative writingUnderstanding that local stormwater requirements may differ from state requirementsLow impact development (LID) innovations and new productsPermanent stormwater management requirementsConcrete washout facilitiesUnderstanding colorado requirements for discharging to certain watersRegulatory overview and how regulatory requirements relate to CDOT specificationsThe scientific basis of the natural erosion process and how to manage stormwater on a construction site based on site conditionsThe CDOT Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) process and CDOT Requirements (All 18 Tabs)SWMP Administrator for Construction and the Erosion Control Inspector (ECI) roles and responsibilitiesHow to recognize control measure issues and the appropriate SWMP process response

Denver, Colorado

Provide administrative and management services for projects with regard to schedule and contract requirements.Schedules and conducts meetings for the purpose of reviewing and discussing procedures, work progress, and changes in scheduling.Ensured that all work performed is covered by the appropriate contract documents and authorized to request additional tests and inspections if and when merited.Scheduled Subcontractors managed invoices, project work compliance, and completions and understood subcontractor contractsCoordinated with CDOT & Project Owner Rep. to ensure substantial completion and thorough inspection of each stage of the project, in accordance with the timetable of development.Recording progress of work by managing and tracking daily/ weekly logs.Assist site manager construction manager in planning and coordinating pre-construction and construction effortsProvide direct support to the Construction Manager in the areas of project administration, change management, document control, and expeditingAssist and ensure field personnel is providing two-week progress reports (previous two weeks and next two weeks) bi-weekly to Project Management TeamProvides technical support to the Project Managers and Construction ManagersAssists in the development of the Scope of Work for subcontractorsCommunicates with Architect, Engineer, and Owner, to assist the Project Manager with daily duties or act as Project ManagerLead project meetings and collaborate with key stakeholders at necessary milestones in the project. Responsible for project tracking and analysis, contract acquisition and procurement activities to include evaluating proposals, negotiating price, terms, and conditions of contracts; conducting pre and post-award functions for contract administration.Coordinate activities, milestones, track and document progress of assigned responsibilitiesEstablish and maintain positive relationships with the project teams

Greater Denver Area

Quality Control and Quality Assurance Testing and Inspections Draft thorough and concise observations of relevant test information while performing soil density testing according to ASTM standards. Conduct field testing of concrete and prepare and transport specimens of concrete according to ASTM and ACI standards. Perform field testing of asphalt per ASTM to secure samples of concrete/asphalt materials using standard equipment and field construction materials testing CAPA, ACI. Be able to determine acceptance, rejection of materials presented for inspectionDocument inspection results by completing reports and logs, and correctly and carefully inputting data into the quality database.Assists Quality team members or management with failure and nonconforming material data recording and reportingAccomplish inspection related tasks as directed by the Quality Department or upper managementBe a team member of the quality department and support Production, Engineering, and other internal departments to further the interests of the company as a whole.

Camp Pendleton

Managed the storage, issue, and receipt of over $50 million worth of ammunition andexplosives during training and operations.Supervised a team of 25 individuals on day to day hazardous material warehouse operationsPerformed monthly/quarterly evaluations in accordance with OSHA and DOD regulationsSupplied logistical support to multiple organizations by creating and managing accountabilityof assets and transactions using Microsoft Office programs and other unique softwareapplicationsMonitored supply requests and transactions of 15 separate Special Operations teams andmultiple foreign nations during two deployments in support of the 1st Marine Special operations battalion 2012-2015 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit under Combat Logistics Battalion 31 while stationed in Japan, as well as a conventional military deployment from 2010-2012 Assisted in the requisition and delivery of $25 million worth of ammunition, explosives, andother hazardous materials to Guam in the transition of Special Operations forces fromCENTCOM to PACOMHonorably discharged 2015