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Colorado Springs, Co, Us

Austin, Texas, Us

20+ years in the construction industry which includes construction management, leadership and planning. Hands-0n experience with developing web technologies and software platforms for maximm usability. Proven success working with all levels of management. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Strong presentation skills. I have been a general contractor on Government projects for over 4 years and I'm passionate about translating project visions and objectives into reality, offering tangible results in line with client expectations.

Ogden, Utah, Us

Company Operations FacilityGeneral SuperintendentSeptember 2020 - April 2022$14,000,000Project Description: This project constructed a 26,800 SF Company Operations Facility (COF) for a single military company at Fort Carson. Work is to include civil site preparation efforts which consist of clearing, grubbing, grading, and building pad preparations. The building itself will be formed of pre-cast concrete panels with architectural features. There will be a hardstand and paving surrounding the building. Open-web joist and deck will form the roof structure. The roofing materials and system will be PVC roofing and SSMR with minor flashing and sheet metal to cap parapet walls. Finishes will be standard in the administrative areas, restrooms, and storage rooms. Other items of importance, although not a major or unique part beyond what is USACE construction standards in new construction are the fire suppression, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, fire alarm and other notification systems. This project will be constructed by LEED Silver Standards.Ammunition Supply Point (ASP) – USACE Omaha, Fort Carson, CO Assistant Superintendent March 2020 - September 2020 $18,938,709Project Description: This project constructed a 24,000 SF Ammunition Inspection Repair and Repacking facility, 16,000 SF Ammunition Storehouse, and four 2,240 SF Earth Covered Magazines, and a 12,000 SY Open Storage Area at Fort Carson. Primary facilities included building information systems, lightning protection, HVAC, fire protection and alarm systems, Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), and Energy Monitoring Control Systems (EMCS) connections. Supporting facilities included site development, utilities and connections, lighting, paving, walks, curbs and gutters, storm drainage, information systems, landscaping, and signage. DoD ATFP for Buildings standards were needed. Cyber Security measures were also incorporated into this project. The project was built by LEED Silver standards.

Bellingham, Washington, Us

The Construction Surveillance Technician will be responsible for access control and construction surveillance services in support of a construction contract to complete two new facilities being built on Fort Carson, CO each with a secure area which requires construction security and surveillance during their construction. Facilities are approximately 120,000 square feet and 20,000 square feet. The Surveillance Technician shall monitor and report suspicious activity to the Site Security Manager and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) in accordance with the Construction Security Plan.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES- Construction surveillance of secure areas- Provide line-of-sight surveillance of construction activities in secure areas- The Construction Surveillance Technicians shall verify that personnel entering or exiting the facility with equipment and media have the Government-issued and approved equipment and media entry/exit authorization forms.- Manage daily access log of personnel who have accessed the construction site

Immediate hire selected to construct the Pueblo, Colorado airport runway. Surveyed, and emplaced over 200 feet of drainage systems, removal, and emplacements of over 200,000 tons of asphalt. Served as a site surveyor, installer, and safety.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

- Served as the vertical and horizontal Construction NCO for the HHC, 3D EN BN- Trained the unit's route clearance platoon on Counter Improvised Explosive Devices (C-IED) in preparation for deployment and established its TTPs- Served as the QA/QC for 35 vertical projects and 22 horizontal projects- Designed the unit's Construction SOP and was instrumental in the design, information gathering, and establishment of the unit's Tactical SOP (TACSOP)

Arlington, Virginia, Us

- Assigned as an Observer, Coach, and Trainer in the 1-289th TSBn, 479th FA BDE- Trained and advised National Guard and Reserve Component units is wartime operations, conducted realistic Counter Improvised Explosive Device (C-IED) day and night lane training to mimic future area of operation- Conducted home made explosive training (HME) lab training- Built and designed simulated devices to immolate areas of operation- Managed the MOUNT site whereas all key leader engagement (KLE) occurred- Designed and built a hand held detector lane- Managed the linguist program- Reassigned and selected over four other Senior NCOs to serve as the Battalion Operations NCO- Maintained and managed the Battalion's training Troops to Tasks- Managed personnel, resources, and training

Arlington, Virginia, Us

- Assigned to 544th, 52nd Engineer Battalion as a Platoon Sergeant for a Construction Engineer Company (Vertical)- Responsible for the health, welfare, morale, discipline, professional development, and training of 12 non-commissioned officers and 31 Soldiers and their families- Responsible for over $1 million dollars of equipment with no losses- Supervised training and execution in carpentry, masonry, plumbing and electrical wiring projects- Supervised five installation projects requiring 7000 man hours and over $30,000 (saved the installation over $200,000)- Whiled deployed in Kuwait, served as the QA/QC for DPW-N; completed 23 vertical and horizontal construction projects - Later assigned as the Battalion Construction Operations Sergeant over four of my peers- Planned and executed two major concrete projects saving Fort Carson $34,000-

Arlington, Virginia, Us

- Assigned to HHC, USAG Heidelberg as the Plans Engineer for 14 installations- Managed the maintenance of the installations, the barracks, and facilities- Supported the safety, welfare, and Force Protection of over 20,000 Soldiers and civilians- Responsible and maintained over $1 million dollars of equipment and construction materials

Arlington, Virginia, Us

- Assigned to the 46th Engineer Battalion- Served as a Squad Leader in a Vertical Construction Platoon of 15 Soldiers- Constructed over 1,000 cubic yards of concrete for low water crossings and 300 feet of border fencing in Naco, AZ- Conducted over 200 hours of annual certification training for the company's Soldiers- Improved the unit's Command Inspection Team Legal score from 40% to a 98% in less than 3 months- Responsible, accounted for, and maintained over $500,000 of vehicle and engineer sets, kits, and outfits

Arlington, Virginia, Us

- Assigned to A Co, 94th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy)- Most senior position was Squad Leader- Responsible for the health, welfare, and professional development of ten Soldiers- Interpreted construction prints, performed quality control, for construction projects in Bosnia, Kosovo, and Iraq- Served as convoy commander in a combat environment- Served as one of the first Route Clearance Team Sergeant

Arlington, Virginia, Us

- Assigned to the 52nd Engineer Battalion- Served as a Vertical Construction Team Leader of five Soldiers; the health, care, and welfare of them and their families- Conducted projects in Fort Hood, TX (Tank Pad); Bosnia (Food Court, Chapel, and 14 Sea Huts)- First member of the integration team for the Hydraulic Electric Trailer Operation System (HETO)-

Washington, Dc, Us

- Assigned as an Assault Amphibian Crewman in C Co, 1st Marine Division- Served on four deployments in support of Operation Restore Hope- Managed a crew of 12 Marines, 3 Amphibious Assault vehicles, and its systems while deployed- Planned and maintained daily operations

Washington, Dc, Us

Master'S Degree

Master'S Degree, Project Management

Bachelor'S Degree, Liberal Arts And Sciences, General Studies And Humanities