● Collaborated with stakeholders to define project scope, objectives, and deliverables, effectively managing expectations throughout the project lifecycle. Monitored progress through regular status meetings and reports, proactively identifying potential risks or issues. Negotiated contracts with vendors for equipment procurement and services essential for project implementation. Facilitated communication among team members by conducting regular meetings and providing clear instructions on tasks and responsibilities. Utilized project management software to track progress, manage documentation, assign tasks, and monitor resource allocation. Resolved conflicts and escalated issues by working collaboratively with stakeholders to find mutually beneficial solutions. Maintained strong relationships with clients through consistent communication regarding their needs and expectations. Successfully managed multiple concurrent projects, prioritizing tasks based on urgency and importance. Served as the main point of contact for project-related inquiries from internal and external stakeholders, while collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure alignment and successful delivery of project objectives. Developed and maintained strong relationships with key stakeholders, including clients, vendors, and executive leadership. ● Projects:○ Broadleaf Apartments - $100M - 370 unit apartment complex with roof top pool and large amenities spaces.○ Innovus $90M - Developer lead secure office core/shell with events hall and employee amenities○ Salvation Army Alameda Campus - $60M pre-construction services for New office and transitional housing for the Salvation Army Intermountain○ South Platte Crossing Affordable Housing - $20M Affordable housing project, 60 units with covered parking, sanitary lift station and resident courtyard.

Patrick approaches projects with great attention to detail. He utilizes his engineering experience to overcome the unique challenges presented by each and every project, regardless of its size. His talents and skills include a thorough knowledge of layout and quality control during the layout processes, as well as exterior closure and site work. He ensures that work is completed correctly and according to the architectural and engineering plan by closely monitoring every detail that is key to the project’s success. He masters the project’s needs through the strategic use of highly specific schedules and multiple quality checks. Patrick also has an excellent rapport with the local subcontracting community and he uses these important relationships to ensure that work is done right.

Park Avenue Redevelopment Block 3B $15 Million• Responsible for Quality Assurance and Quality Control of the Exterior Closure system.• Responsible for Layout of “Rain Screen” Exterior Closure system for two, 2 story buildings, one, 3 story building and one, 4 story building.• Responsible for keeping schedules updated and on track for completion dates.• Responsible for coordinating material delivery for siding system.Winter Park Village Core Phase IIA/IIB $27 Million • Responsible for all layout on the project, including buildings, anchor bolts, embeds and concrete forms.• Coordinated with subcontractors to keep up with schedule and avoid conflicts in work areas. • Responsible for ordering and calculating concrete quantities.• Responsible for quality control, by using checklists prior to each large concrete pour, checking for form readiness, rebar installation, anchor bolt placement and embed placement.

Hood Canal Bridge Project $471 Million January 2006-Present• Liaison between the Washington Department of Transportation and contractor for the submitting of RFI/RFC’s and other submittals.• Obtain required certifications and approvals for all permanent materials used on the project.• Developed a cost saving solution to a problem with stripping post tensioning block-outs.• Schedule and place concrete and concrete pump truck orders. • In charge of adding water and plactizer to concrete to get required slump and workability for placement. • Float-Out Engineer with responsibilities including but not limited to:o Procuring supplies for floating out 5 concrete pontoons.o Developing a lighting plan for 2 pontoons and Ex-dock locations.o Developing a plan to hang 3 ea. 2’x2’x60’, 2 ea. 2’x2’x40’ and 2 ea. 2’x2’x20’ timber fenders.