Stephen R Taber Email & Phone Number

Portland, Or, Us

Stockholm, Se

Working as a superintendent on a sustaining contract for a semiconductor client in Tualatin, OR. Working in the Semiconductor world is always challenging and rewarding. I really enjoy working with the supporting systems of the cleanroom infrastructure. In the last few years I had the honor to work on some modular cleanrooms for other semiconductor clients, helped build Skanska's new downtown office and finished a new store remodel for Target.

Stockholm, Se

After transferring from Skanska USA Civil in the SW to Skanska USA Building in the PNW, I have had the opportunity to work on various projects involving high tech facility and clean room, schools, pharmaceutical clean room, , tenant improvements and building renovations. Making the move was a big challenge, but I enjoy the work I get to do and definitely enjoy getting to spend more time with my family.

Stockholm, Se

Concrete Structures Superintendent for Skanska USA Civil, working mostly in the state of AZ. I have ran numerous jobs contracted to ADOT, various city municipals, multiple mining clients, (FMI, MolyCorp, BHP, Carlota and soon Capstone), Salt River Project and completed two very successful projects with Union Pacific Railroad. My duties included, but were not limited to, scheduling material/tool procurement, scheduling and managing subcontractors, directing foreman and their crews, monitoring safety, locating and scheduling equipment.

Irving, Texas, Us

I was the bridge foreman for Austin on the beautiful Oak Creek Bridge in Sedona, AZ. I was also a foreman for them on the 303 Loop in NW Phoenix area. Much of my duties on that project involved the setup and operation of the Bidwell paving machines on the 18 bridge decks on that project.

I went to work at Royden after leaving Cross Brothers. A good friend of mine was a superintendent there and asked me to come work for him. I worked there until I got an offer to go to Austin on a larger project with a better chance for advancement.

I started at Cross Brother's as a skilled laborer and worked my way up to carpenter and soon to foreman. It was a small family owned business and unfortunately had to close their doors at the height of the recession in 2008.