Greater St. Louis
Experienced Senior Project Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the heavy industrial construction industry, particularly Power and Refining. Skilled in Construction Management, Project Engineering, AutoCAD, Surveying, Contract Negotiation/Management, Subcontracting, P6 Scheduling. Strong program and project management professional with a Bachelor of Science (BS) focused in Civil/Architectural Engineering from Missouri University of Science and Technology.
Senior Project Manager over various projects ranging from $250K - $25MM in the following sectors: • Wastewater/Drinking Water • Chemical • Renewable Energies • Hazardous waste/constituent remediation • Commercial (School Facilities, Historic Building) • Pharmaceutical
• Oversaw daily operations for St. Louis area union construction (Electrical, Mechanical, Carpentry, Ironworker). Responsible for profit and loss for each group. Roughly $25MM in annual revenue across all disciplines. • Built and strengthened relationships with customers, contractor partners, and labor unions. • Evaluated trends in market and leveraged financial data to determine overall business strategy and improve operations. Oversee quarterly reviews of business plans to determine effectiveness and make necessary changes. • Active member of TAUC Tech and Innovations Committee. Attended biannual committee meetings and construction technology conferences. Researched and tested new innovations and technologies to streamline our standards and process. • Created, enforced, and optimized internal policies to maintain responsiveness to demands. • Collaborated with various departments to implement new tools/procedures and maintain transparency and advance our Business Unit's processes.
•Determine needed resources (manpower, equipment and materials) from start to finish with attention to budgetary limitations •Hire contractors and other staff and allocate responsibilities •Supervise the work of Boilermakers and Pipe fitters and give guidance when needed. •Responsible for scheduling, evaluating progress, cost reporting, payments •Ensure adherence to all health and safety standards and report issues
•Determine needed resources (manpower, equipment and materials) from start to finish with attention to budgetary limitations •Hire contractors and other staff and allocate responsibilities •Supervise the work of Boilermakers and Pipe fitters and give guidance when needed. •Responsible for scheduling, evaluating progress, cost reporting, payments •Ensure adherence to all health and safety standards and report issues
• Generate work packages for craft foreman that convey erection sequence, construction methods, and budget for operation • Develop and oversee signoff of quality control documentation including weld inspections, pre-tensioned bolt verification, and fit-up/anchor bolt tolerance • Develop critical lift plans for high capacity crane picks. These plans included calculating capacities of rigging and crane at specified location, checking ground pressure for underground utilities, leading pre-lift meetings discussing parameters prior to crane operation • Create RFI’s, IDF’s, and other documentation necessary to support issues in the field and ensure proper documentation of back charges, engineering changes, and schedule impacts • Perform Superintendent responsibilities as needed including craft management and addressing manpower and equipment needs.
• Generate work packages for craft foreman that convey erection sequence, construction methods, and budget for operation • Develop and oversee signoff of quality control documentation including rebar install, anchor bolt/steel tolerance, concrete mix design specifications • Schedule delivery of steel and concrete for various operations and develop access and set-up plan for trucks/pumps • Create RFI’s, FCO’s, and other documentation necessary to support issues in the field and ensure proper documentation of back charges, engineering changes, and schedule impacts • Perform Superintendent Responsibilities as needed including craft management and addressing manpower and equipment needs.
• Concrete/Steel takeoff on power plant project bids ranging from $200 Million to $3 Billion • Obtain quotes from vendors and create budget for permanent material and small tools/supplies • Apply unit rates/crew information to develop construction schedule and labor cost budget • Perform cost analysis of constructability options to maximize profit potential • Develop structural estimate from takeoff through final bid