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Kansas City, Mo, Us

Kansas City, Mo, Us

Kansas City, Mo, Us

Manages construction of substations, overhead and underground electrical distribution on a Department of the Army research and development facility. • Leads a 3-person project management team that supervises 40 construction professionals. Coordinates with federal customers to ensure construction activities create minimal operational impacts.• Answers all geotechnical and structural RFIs from the subcontractor and government, and conducts civil site design reviews of 7 substations.• Enforces contractual best management practices including application of ASTM and IEEE material and construction standards in order to produce a highly reliable electrical grid.• Produces as-built drawings using Bluebeam Revu software for acceptance by the designer of record.

Washington, Dc, Us

Louisville District - USACE in Louisville KYEngineering Division, Design Branch, Civil Engineering SectionMilitary application and utilization subject matter expert for a 12-person multi-discipline design section responsible for designing all reserve military facilities nationwide. Used ProjNet and Bentley Project-Wise, conducted design reviews of two projects and made design updated to one other project. Used Power Inroads-Microstation and army operation efficiency standards redesigned a helicopter refueling facility to improve traffic patterns of aircraft support vehicles. Wrote the scope of work and supporting contract paragraphs for a Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) Under Ground Storage Tank removal project in support of ongoing environmental projects.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

502 Multi Role Bridge Company (502D MRBC), 19th Engineer BN, Fort Knox, KYLed 200 soldiers in multi role bridging operations for 18 months. Managed equipment and facilities valued at $53 million. Planned, executed, and assessed bridge building operations to ensure an on demand, all weather construction capability to cross gaps from 20m to beyond 200m. Established and supervised a quality control – quality assurance program for bridge construction evaluation based on USACE QMS best practices and the Engineer Regiment Standard Training Publications. Designed and supervised the construction of 25 bridges, 2 miles of gravel road, and a 3.25-acre boat ramp. Directed operations of 6 subordinate organizations, tracked production and utilization rates daily using SAP and Microsoft Access tools. Wrote purchase requests and justifications for commercially available and sole source procurement components in accordance with DFAR and US Army regulations.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

19th Engineer BN, Fort Knox, KYPublic affairs and special projects officer in the largest construction battalion in the United States Army. Managed image and interactions with local and state organizations. Reviewed all battalion level project documents for quality control measures and risk management plans prior to approval signature by the battalion commander. Led groups of officers and NCOs in coordinated activities to promote public relations with the community including 4 different organization community event days.

Washington, Dc, Us

USACE Alaska, Southern Area Office, Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, AKResponsible for supervising construction of a $60 million, 600 soldier barracks complex comprised of 7 interconnected buildings. Appointed as a contracting officer representative (COR) in accordance with regulation DoD 5500.7R and provided field design services and approval to daily change orders of up to $50k per day. Led a team of 2 quality assurance managers, a contract negotiations specialist and a QMS/RMS system manager in a bid-build relationship with the prime contractor to maintain project schedule and cost. Used the Resident Management System/Quality Management System (RMS/QMS) energized and advanced the project completion rate from $500,000 per month to $1.2 million per month over a 5-month period. Redesigned non-structural exterior columns to improve constructability saving 2 weeks on exterior features activity sequence.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Engineer Co, 425 Brigade Special Troops BN, 4th BDE, 25th IN DIV (Airborne) Joint Base Elemendorf Richardson, AKLed a 28-man Airborne Combat Engineer platoon with equipment valued at $500,000 for the United States Army. Provided rapid surveying and infrastructure assessment capability to a 3,500-man airborne brigade independent of environmental factors. Designed and supervised the execution of multiple high risk demolition activities. Led operations and produced subsequent reports on 15 miles of highway survey and 2 rural airports for traffic capacity purposes. Designed and developed resource requirements, and constructed 4 security facilities in order to meet organization security concepts. Led a project to develop a natural disaster first response engineer equipment package based on best practices from similar organizations and analysis of observed natural phenomena unique to the location specific area of operations.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Headquarters and Headquarters Troop, 1-40 CAV, 4th BDE, 25th IN DIV (Airborne), Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, AKServed as the primary civil works, utilities, and facilities advisor to a reconnaissance squadron conducting combat operations in Afghanistan. Appointed as a Contracting Officer Representative (COR) in accordance with regulation DoD 5500.7R on 2 international development and security projects. Used HEC-HMS software to propose improvements in base storm water management during monsoon season by evaluating drainage controls, and improve flood control planning. Designed supplemental force protection amenities, preformed take off calculations and activity scheduling for installation projects.

Engineer Captain'S Career Course, Military And Strategic Leadership

Cold Weather Leaders Course

Engineer Basic Officer Leader Course, Military Science, Leadership And Operational Art

Bachelor Of Applied Science (Basc), Civil Engineering