Matt B. Email & Phone Number

West Fargo, Nd

Construction Observer • Ensure documentation and records for Federal and State funded construction projects are maintained and in compliance.• Prepare daily inspection reports of work activities, Force Account records for payment to contractors.• Prepare working days statements weekly.• Prepare daily quantities for payment using approved documentation methods.• Interpret plans and specifications to ensure project compliance.• Inspect and monitor project site to ensure standards, plans, and specifications are adhered to for storm, sewer, water, roadway features, retaining walls, sidewalks, and ADA wheelchair ramps.• Measure quantities of daily work performed for payment.• Verify materials to be incorporated in the project are approved prior to installation according to RAM’s and ROM’s.• Maintain good relationship and communications with contractors and the public.Surveyor ll • Held level and level rod at designated points to assist in determining elevations and laying out stakes for mapmaking, construction, mining, land and other surveys.• Called out readings and wrote station number and readings in notebook.• Marked points of measurement with elevation, station number, and other identifying marks.• Measured distance between survey points with steel and cloth tape.• Marked measuring points with keel paint sticks, scratches, tacks, and stakes.• Placed stakes at designated points and drove them into the ground at specified elevations for construction.• Cut and cleared brush and trees.• Successfully handled total stations, digital levels, and GPS units.• Was recommended to fill an open spot at the 2008 ACSM and LSAW conference, acquiring 24 credits of continuing education. • Performed topographic surveys with a party chief and as a one man crew.

• Assisted in surveying land.• Held level and level rod at designated points to assist in determining elevations and laying out stakes for mapmaking, construction, mining, land and other surveys.• Called out readings and wrote station number and readings in notebook.• Marked points of measurement with elevation, station number, and other identifying marks.• Measured distance between survey points with steel and cloth tape and surveyor's chain.• Marked measuring points with keel paint sticks, scratches, tacks, and stakes.• Placed stakes at designated points and drove them into the ground at specified elevations.• Cut and cleared brush and trees from line of survey.• Successfully handled total stations.• Worked year around and traveled when needed.