• Oversee construction of multi-family housing and schedule all involved contractors for each phase of development and construction - schedule from planning through occupancy, ensuring that all contract obligations are satisfied • Interface with the subcontractors, government agencies and the customer • Establish and maintain a daily contact with appropriate city officials and inspectors.• Maintain a safe work site by implementing good housekeeping regulations and safety requirements, enforcing safe work habits and observing OSHA and any state-level agencies` regulations.

• Managed the remodeling of the Courtyard by Marriott lobby in Myrtle Beach, SC• Supervised five sub-contractors through the deconstruction and installation of updated equipment, layout and furniture, including adding a Starbucks facility• Ensured compliance to all regulations; apply technical and project management expertise while leading cross-functional resources to meet project requirements within established time frames and budgets• Planned, budgeted and directed remodeling of the Tremont Suites in Baltimore, MD• Lead eight sub-contractors through the demolition, abatement and rebuilding process of 300 rooms valued at $3M, allowing the new ownership group to update and exceed industry standards • Evaluated and punched all requirements for many types of work activities and developed a working familiarity with a wide range of resource materials, references, codes, and regulations.

• Supervises a team of 20 junior and senior personnel for planning, estimating and completion of 40+ construction operations in the DC/NAVFAC Washington area• Serves as Transition Assistance Program Manager, providing counseling on veteran benefits and relocation programs• Evaluates enlisted career information program within own command and subordinate commands as applicable• Coordinates interviewing and counseling efforts; counsels all naval personnel and their family members on the advantages of career opportunities and professional development in the Navy• Manages accounting and fundraising as Treasury of First and Second Class Petty Officer Association• Conducts staff development and training, including project accounting, equipment operation and tool safety procedures; maintaining 100% qualification and re-certification rate

• Responsible for planning and scheduling outage work for Utility Energy Management (UEM) branch of the Public Works Department (PWD) of the United States Naval Academy• Assessed the requirements for many types of work activities and developed a working familiarity with a wide range of resource materials, references, codes, regulations and administrative and functional procedures• Focused on, but was not limited to, all major maintenance outages at the Naval Academy including electrical, water, sewer, HVAC and steam• Supported and provided expertise in the planning, scheduling and evaluating of all work tasks for all the major maintenance, modification and improvement projects• Researched and coordinated with Maryland Archeological Society and Naval Academies Environmental Department to authorize and schedule 300+ construction projects, including dig permits and any ground breaking operations• Coordinated equipment availability (i.e. submitted clearance requests) as well as resources and support services in a timely manner, to prevent delays and interferences prior to and during job performance

• Key assistant and advisor to the Platoon Commander at Naval Construction Battalion Center in Gulfport, Mississippi• Accountable for all responsibilities of the Platoon Commander including, but not limited to, managing all personnel services, reinforcing proper conduct, and directing all task force organization/security• Lead Petty Officer at Marine Corp Base Al Taqquadum, Iraq for a Class IV yard; the largest construction material yard in Iraq.• Logistics manager for yard that housed 30 million dollars of inventory and issued over 100 million dollars of construction material for all U.S. and Allied forces during Operation Iraq Freedom (OIF 06-08)• Responsible for the accomplishment of Battalion mission as well as the lives and well being of 13 Seabees while conducting training combat operations as Squad Leader• Guide and direct all junior troops, make tactical decisions for the squad and enforce the rules of the Battalion• Oversaw heavy industrial construction operations as Lead Electrician in Okinawa, Japan• Provided leadership and technical direction including, but not limited to, 120/240/480V electrical service, fire suppression and hazardous storage location procedures

• Developed, implemented and managed project execution plan for numerous projects for 44 tenant commands onboard Naval Station Newport• Applied technical and project management expertise while leading cross-functional resources to meet project requirements within established timeframes and budgets• Planned, estimated, supervised and rehabilitated basement level of the Naval Chaplin School providing four new training classrooms for current and future students of the school• Removed and replaced old and broken electrical fixtures thought entire base and provided electrical services for 41 Tenant Commands aboard base• Assisted in the removal of snow on all roads and sidewalks, along with landscaping, tree planting and removal throughout entire base• Supervised the Self Help program, valued at $50,000+, distributing all tools/equipment to military personnel on base and in military housing

• Responsible for electrical safety within your division, including training on tools and equipment, CPR and First Aid for all military personnel• Provided guidance in the identification of electrical hazards by holding daily management and coordination meetings on all projects as Safety Petty Officer at Haro Ordinance Base, Sasebo, Japan• Planned and executed the construction of manned-barrack facilities for Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center (AUTEC), including installation of commercial kitchen equipment, washing machines and hot water heaters for cooking cleaning and living quarters.• Installed new electrical devices and equipment ranging from electrical conduit, wires, switches, lights, outlets and panel boxes; providing modern living spaces for AUTEC employees and guests.• Assisted in the completion of a Battle Aid Station and other facilities on Camp Lejuene Marine Corp Base in Jackson, North Carolina• Initiated the installation of solar heating panels, reducing the annual cost of utilities by 75% over previous year