I possess and apply the qualities, skills and experience necessary to successfully manage construction projects. I am a construction management professional with experience in the many aspects of successfully managing teams in the field as well as in an office setting. I graduated from Weber State University with a Bachelors of Science degree in Construction Management Technology. My education demonstrates my determination, commitment and ability to learn. It has also provided me with insight into the construction industry and the necessary principles to be successful in its rewarding and challenging environment.I am a registered Associate Constructor (AC) by the American Institute of Constructors. The Associate Constructor professional license is achieved by successful completion of the Construction Fundamentals Exam and meeting the educational/experience requirements. My work experience applies directly to the Construction Project Manager position. I have worked on various projects which required the organization and cooperation of all team members to successfully complete the project. I have experience working on city, state and federal contracts and am familiar with the special provisions and requirements that accompany a government project. I have knowledge of heavy equipment and experience in interpreting and drafting plans using AutoCAD, as well as researching, understanding and following codes and specifications applicable to commercial and residential construction projects.In my civil/commercial and residential construction experiences, all projects have required competent communication, adherence to project plans and compliance to safety and site regulations. My management responsibilities on projects include: invoice review, change order procedures, inspecting and verifying contractor reports and material usage, conflict resolution, budget adherence, and scheduling of crews, equipment and materials.Specialties: Associate Constructor, May 2008, American Institute of Constructors - Constructor Certification Commision30 Hour OSHA Training, December 2007 (current)40 Hour Hazardous Material Training 29CFR1910.120 February, 2007 (current)U.S. Department of Labor MSHA Training, January 2010. (current)Enviromental Control Supervisor Training, April 2009, Utah Department of Transportation. (current)Traffic Control Supervisor Training, March 2008, Utah Department of Transportation. (current)