Kyle’s first project was a $60 million NYCDDC installation/replacement of a water main throughout Astoria, Queens. In October 2017, he moved to an $80 million NYCDDC job in the Bronx installing large box sewer culverts. Among Kyle’s day-to-day duties, assisting the site superintendent with operations, supervising the union workers, logging progress, recording all quantities completed as per contract, and providing details to foreman on work that needs to be performed were included. He submitted daily reports detailing all work performed and completed quantities. Kyle worked closely with the NYCDDC inspectors to ensure that all work was being performed according to specifications and all quantities matched. Despite a steep learning curve, Kyle quickly became a vital part of the operations. In January 2020, Kyle began work on a $130 million Holland Tunnel repair job with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Kyle creates and monitors submittals, secures subcontractors, and acquires vendors for necessary materials. The project management work he has focused on over the past two years has diversified his knowledge in the construction industry through improved process understanding and contract planning.

Duties included site design, stormwater management, CAD drafting, surveying, calling vendors, and other common office duties

-Worked in the World Trade Center construction department under several project engineers -Real-world experience included managing contractors such as Tishman, Turner, AECOM, Structure Tone, and Schneider Electric to fulfil their contract requirements and ensure all work proceeded on schedule-Developed confidence of department to inspect installed HVAC systems and conduct fire alarm tests

Duties included site design, stormwater management, CAD drafting, surveying, calling vendors, and other common office duties