Nathaniel Weaver Email & Phone Number

Houston, Tx, Us

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Las Vegas, Nevada Area

As a Construction Engineering Manager, I supervised a team of 11 multi-craft engineers, overseeing a range of worldwide construction projects and contingency operations. I managed a $6 million equipment portfolio, which included 74 deployment equipment packages, surveying instruments, and a materials laboratory.I trained a deployable engineering force for vertical construction projects and contingency planning. My engineering subject matter expertise was instrumental in developing in-house designs that supported 155 personnel across five personnel deployment packages.Additionally, I managed squadron facilities, overseeing $2.1 million in assets that supported 18 personnel and enabled the design and construction of a $23 million future project portfolio. My leadership and strategic planning ensured the successful execution of projects and operations, while fostering team growth and development.Nathaniel's commitment to team building led his team to earn seven awards and three coins. His efforts also earned him three personal awards.Key Accomplishments:-Successfully managed a deployed $423K materials testing lab, certifying 387 tests while supporting $66M in military construction.-Directed a deployed $503M future development plan and managed engineering operations for a 3.7M ft², $160M Life Support Area expansion project. Upgraded $63B infrastructure and won the squadron's monthly award. -Led a deployed team of 11 members across 13 projects and managed a $19M construction program, synchronizing 3 squadrons and 151 personnel. Achieved 2 group awards and 6 squadron monthly awards for the team. -Organized seven design review packages and led a 26-member multi-craft team, evaluating 470 pages and identifying 284 RFIs, promoting quality in the group's $45M portfolio.

Nellis Afb, Nevada, United States

As a Materials Testing Instructor, I facilitated an 80-hour RED HORSE Materials Testing Special Capabilities course for the entire Air Force Civil Engineer Enterprise. In this role, I provided specialized instruction and training on advanced materials testing techniques and methodologies, ensuring engineers across the enterprise gained valuable skills and knowledge to enhance their technical expertise. Through my guidance and expertise, I played a key role in elevating the overall capabilities and performance of the Air Force Civil Engineer workforce.

Guam

As a Construction Engineering Manager, I oversaw daily operations and led an 8-member team responsible for site surveys and project development within the USINDOPACOM theater of operations. My leadership included guiding material testing and airfield pavement evaluation special capabilities, supporting an Air Insert team and the Continuous Bomber Presence mission across 36 nations.In this role, I directed design support and site layouts for buildings, airfields, and roads, enabling a 158-member engineer team to develop worldwide consolidated plans and execute exercises. I managed a $2.8 million portfolio, including four deployment equipment packages and survey equipment, ensuring rapid response to Level-1 threats within seven combat commands.Key Accomplishments:-Served as Flight Chief for 30 days, leading engineering support for PACAF's largest Troop Training Project valued at $45.8M; developed partner nation relations and earned Squadron NCO of the Quarter.-Addressed a 10-year construction limitation by identifying 640 equipment flaws and training seven members for a $1.3M airfield project, supporting 12 B-1 aircraft and the Pacific Air Forces Continuous Bomber Presence mission.-Piloted material testing, evaluating base course and five projects covering 192K sq ft, enhancing capabilities for 57 strike aircraft.-Managed $1.6M projects, leading quality assurance for 4,000 yards of concrete, saving $294K in service fees and initiating Republic of Korea consolidated plan of operations.

As a Construction Quality Assurance Manager, I managed spot inspections, surveillance, documentation, and quality assurance for military construction operations. My role included coordinating all aspects of construction activities, from evaluating material submittals to enforcing safety regulations and standards.I initiated change orders, conducted pre-construction meetings, and supervised acceptance inspections for various projects, ensuring adherence to project specifications and timelines. Additionally, I evaluated project warranty and guarantee programs and monitored contractor compliance to ensure quality and safety.Through my attention to detail and commitment to excellence, I played a pivotal role in ensuring the successful execution and completion of military construction projects, contributing to the overall mission and operational readiness of the organization.Key Accomplishments:-Managed $1.5M pavement projects, revitalizing 7.1K square feet of dilapidated asphalt, significantly improving safety and operational efficiency for nuclear payload operations.-Directed $1.3M project to inspect and upgrade fire suppression and backflow prevention systems across 37 facilities, achieving compliance with two regulations and a city ordinance.-Monitored a $2.7M dining facility renovation project, enhancing food options and improving quality of life for 29,000 base personnel.

Acted as flight chief for 12 months as an E5. Provided mentorship, training to 5 mil junior enlisted and 11 civilian student summer interns. Oversaw short and long term mapping/drafting/survey requests. Managed $500K in survey equipment.

Spangdahlem Ab, Germany

Managed surveying, drafting and GIS work tasks for 14 airmen.

Spangdahlem Ab, Germany

Whiteman Afb

Lackland Afb

Trainee/Airmen learning the Air Force and my job

My Garage

My wife and I started a CNC Router business during COVID making 3D reliefs and custom wood signage. We expanded into diode laser work as well.Profit wise, within 8 months we paid off everything we financed/charged and still made an extra $8000. Due to running out of my 1 car garage on base housing at Nellis AFB, I was limited on my production capabilities. Once I retire, I plan to expand the business with the hope I can do wood working full time to be at home more. My wife enjoys doing laser work so we will buy a CO2 laser to make engraved tumblers.

Bachelor Of Applied Science - Basc, Technical Management

Construction Technology