Self-perform sitework estimating for life science, healthcare, academic, and commercial buildings in the Northeast Region. Read and interpret construction drawings, documents, and specifications to conduct takeoff with a high level of attention to detail and accuracy using Bluebeam, On-Screen Takeoff, and AGTEK Earthwork software. Analyze geotechnical reports, borings, and test pits to gather soil and site conditions. Organize quantities, unit, and labor costs with Sage Estimation Software to neatly prepare bids and present methodology. Consult design team meetings and reconciliations with knowledge of field conditions, materials and construction methods that affect pricing and schedule, bringing awareness to constructability issues while proposing value management. Understanding how jobs will be phased and built providing 4D estimates, considering not just the beginning and final product, but what strategies and procedures must be used to get there most time efficiently and cost effectively. Building relationships and collaborating with internal teams, subcontractors, and vendors. Prioritizing work tasks, with flexibility to multitask on several ongoing or future projects at a time.

Assure quality of various construction materials being used throughout the Rochester region. Consult with project managers and engineers in charge to examine alternatives and redesign, yielding savings in costs and materials without reducing structural integrity or longevity of the projects.

Worked and experienced six different departments within the DOT: office of equal opportunity and development, traffic and safety, geotechnical and materials, environmental, survey, and office of operations. Overall responsibilities were assisting each department head and completing tasks assigned at various project sites for different departments.• Identified logistical problems the contractor faced, reviewing drawings and plans of the $55,000,000 NYS Route 390/490 interchange.• Maintained a safe working environment for workers and traveling public of around 200,000 daily cars by setting up work zone traffic control.• Assured quality and safety of materials being used, conducting soil and concrete testing of over 175 cylinders and various asphalt samples.• Developed plans for demolition of a truss bridge to prevent disturbance and damage to endangered mussel species in the waterway below that would cost over $500,000 in liabilities.• Revitalized nearly 3,000 points using a total station to survey and map a newly placed roundabout that was used to check gradation for proper drainage.

Worked as a level 3 transportation construction inspector on a $12,000,000 pavement mill and fill for Lake Ontario State Parkway. Organized and documented daily work reports of operations being completed, negotiated payments based on field measurements calculated, and oversaw a 5-man crew and their equipment. Effectively maintained communication with the engineer in charge and the primary contractor.

Assisted the property manager in scheduling maintenance and creating a budget for 14 individual residential properties. Planned a work breakdown structure on a separate residential property for repair tasks so that multiple subcontractors could work simultaneously, saving nearly a weeks’ worth of downtime.

Maintained equipment on the job site and helped alongside professionals within the industry. Performed deliverables such as marking and making cuts, putting in windows and doors, laying tile and drywall and other renovating tasks, increasing efficiency of the project.