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| Ref # |  | JS22493 |
| Year of birth | | 1958 |
Current Location/Address |
| City or Town | | Fischer |
| State | | Texas |
| Country | | USA |
Permanent/Home Location/Address |
| City or Town | | Fischer |
| State | | Texas |
| Country | | USA |
Languages |
| Primary Language | | Fluency |
| English | | Read, write and speak fluently |
Nationalities |
| Nationality | | USA |
Current Work Permits |
| USA | | |
Experience Classification |
| Job Function | | Years Experience |
| Construction Manager | | 20 |
| Area Manager | | 5 |
| Mechanical Superintendent | | 5 |
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| Industry | | Years Experience |
| Building and Construction | | 30+ |
| Power | | 10 |
| Oil and Gas | | 15 |
| Pipelines | | 5 |
| Petrochemical - Refinery | | 15 |
Qualifications |
| Highest Qualifications | | Degree |
| Qualification | Subject | Establishment/Country | Year |
| Degree | Mechanical Engineering | University of Alabama | 1976 |
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Computer Skills and Software Used |
| Microsoft Word, Outlook, Excel, Power Point, Access |
Work Locations |
| Are you willing to move or relocate? | |
Yes - I will travel domestically
Yes - I will travel internationally
Yes - I will relocate internationally | |
Availability |
| Start Immediately? | | Available Now |
Ideal Next Job |
| Construction Management and development |
Required Salary & Conditions |
| Negotiable |
Employment History |
| Total Years of Work Experience: | | 34 |
| Commenced Full Time Work: | | 1978 |
| Job Title: | | Construction Manager |
| Duration | | From : 2004 To: |
Summary |
30 years experience in heavy industrial construction. I have served as a supervisor for 25 of those 30 years, with responsibility for as many as 15,000 workers.
I have managed a wide variety of projects, both domestically as well as abroad, ranging from 3 million to 1.5 billion dollars, in value, to include Major Infrastructure Projects, Chemical Refineries, Gas and Oil Refineries, Strategic Oil Storage Facilities (Underground Salt Dome Storage),Ethylene Cracking Furnaces, Catalyst Cracking Furnaces, Hydrogen Reformers, Air Separation Units, Pipelines, as well as Fossil, Nuclear and Gas Turbine Power Plants, Wet Flue Gas Desulfurization (Scrubber) Systems, Water Treatment Facilities and Paper Mills. I have been involved in every stage of these different projects, from concept through construction completion, inclusive of start-up, commissioning and turn over for commercial operations.
My experience includes, Corporate Manager of Construction, Personal Client Representative (Owners Rep.), Owners Site Manager, Project Manager, Assessment Team Manager, Construction Site Manager, General Superintendent, Pipe Superintendent, General Foreman, Pipe Foreman, Field Engineering of Piping and Structural Components, Safety Coordinator as well as serving in the pipe trades as a journeyman pipe fitter and welder.
My management responsibilities include client relations, direct project control, scheduling and cost management, contract review, input to contract and implementation. I have been responsible for the administration of all contract requirements and implementation as well as administration of sub-contractor activities to fulfill contract requirements, monitoring and enforcing company and safety policies and procedures, monitoring quality of installation as well as managing and directing various craft tradesmen.
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Work Experience |
WORK HISTORY
Dec ’05 to Present Linde- Selas Fluid Processing Corp
Borouge II Project- 7 Ethylene Cracking Furnaces- Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
PTT-Chem. Project- Ethylene Cracking Furnace- Rayong, Thailand
Linde Kaohsiung Project- Hydrogen Reformer- Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Barouge Refinery- Ethylene Cracking Furnace- Ar Ruwais, United Arab Emirates
Tasnee Project- 7 Ethylene Cracking Furnaces- Jubail, Saudi Arabia
Chevron Refinery- Hydrogen Reformer- Salt Lake City, Utah
Valero Refinery- Hydrogen Reformer- Lima, Ohio
Sasol Refinery- Hydrogen Reformer- Secunda, South Africa
Petrologistics- Propane Charge Heater- Pasadena, Texas
Corporate Manager of Construction, over all construction projects globally. Linde- Selas’s area of specialties include Hydrogen Reforming Furnaces, Catalyst Cracking Furnaces, Ethylene Cracking Furnaces, Air Separation Facilities just to name a few. Construction activities include all associated balance of plant construction activities.
Responsibilities: Manage and direct the company’s Project Engineering and Construction activity for all projects. Responsible for the solicitation, selection and management of EPC’s and subcontractors for all projects. Interface with internal Legal, Regulatory, Engineering, Marketing and other departments as required. Coordinate and prepare construction bid packages, evaluate bids and make recommendations. Represent company in negotiations with clients, partners, suppliers, vendors, consultants and contractors as necessary. Track progress of EPC’s to insure schedule activities are being completed to design standards & specifications and on time. Project scope engineering and budget review, contractor selection, contract negotiations. Interviewing and hiring of Project management teams. Review and approvals of “Change Orders”, managing sub-contractor activities, to insure all contract scope work, is performed to meet contract, schedule, safety and specification requirements.
March ’05 to Dec ’05 Air Products- NES
Convent, Louisiana
Construction Manager, contracted to Air Products Corp, managing various sub-contractors for the installation of a “Technip Design” 110 Million Standard Cubit Feet, per day, Hydrogen Reformer (HYCO) Plant. Duties included: Contract negotiations, Review and approvals of “Change Orders”, managing sub-contractor activities, to insure all contract scope work, is performed to meet contract, schedule, safety and specification requirements. I am also responsible for managing the pipeline contractor, installing the natural gas pipeline, from point of origin, to the metering station, inside the facility battery limits.
July’04 to Dec’04 Penn Power (GE)
Baghdad, Iraq
Site Manager, overseeing the assessment of various, existing power facilities, throughout the country of Iraq to improve electrical output and operability. Duties include: Interfacing with U.S Army Corps of Engineers, Bechtel, The Iraq Ministry of Power as well as many other military and civilian factions, both American and foreign. Reviewing and reporting conditions of existing of power facilities, monitoring and implementing schedule and budget requirements. I am also responsible for overseeing the training of Iraqi nationals, for power plant operations and maintenance, as well as many other duties towards the improvement of the Iraqi infrastructure.
Dec’03 to Jan’04 Power Industry Consultants (PIC)
East Brunswick, New Jersey
Site Manager, overseeing the demolition and rebuild of a Deltak boiler in the Minnesota Methane Plant, a 10 Mega-Watt methane gas power facility, in East Brunswick, New Jersey. Duties included: Direct supervision of craftsmen performing work, client relations with both Deltak (Boiler Design Vendor) and Minnesota Methane (Owner). Monitoring and supervising the installation of equipment and materials to insure construction was meeting contract and quality installation specifications and guidelines as well as budget and schedule requirements.
Sept’03 to Nov’03 Power-X, LLC
Wateree, South Carolina
Site Manager, contracted to Alstom Environmental, overseeing the demolition of existing structure, retrofit and installation of (2) Selective Catalyst Reduction Unit. The project was in the SCE&G Wateree Generating Station, a 400 Mega-Watt coal fired power facility, located in Wateree South Carolina. My duties included: Client relations with SCE&G (Owner) and Zachry Construction (Contractor performing work). Monitoring installation of materials to insure construction was meeting contract and quality installation specifications and guidelines as well as schedule requirements.
May’03 to June’03 Power Industry Consultants (PIC)
Alta Mira, Mexico
Site Manager, contracted to Donaldson, overseeing modifications to (4) Donaldson Inlet Filter Houses. Project was located in Altamira, Mexico, on an ICA-Duke Flour Daniel installation site. My duties included: Client relations with Donaldson, General Electric and ICA-DFD, setting up local Mexican subcontractors, setting up local vendor accounts, building and maintaining work schedules, assuring quantities of work to meet scheduled activities, as well as monitoring subcontractor work activities to assure both quality and quantity requirements were met.
Sept ’02 to Nov ‘02 Power Industry Consultants (PIC)
Covert, Michigan
Lead Mechanical Engineering Consultant, contracted to Pacific Gas and Electric-National Energy Group, overseeing the installation of (3) Mitsubishi 501-G Combined Cycle, Gas Turbine Generator sets, with Mitsubishi SRT-40AX Steam Turbines and Deltak HRSG’s. My duties include: Review of Stone & Webster’s Management effort, System walk-down to monitor completion percentages and quality of installation. Review of all contractor and sub-contractor activities to insure fulfillment of contractual obligation
July ’00 to Aug ‘02 Power Industry Consultants (PIC)
San Marcos, Texas
Owners Representative/Consultant, contracted to American National Power, monitoring mechanical installation of (4) GT-24 ABB Combined Cycle, Gas Turbine Generators, with Combustion Engineering HRSG’s and a RCC Zero Discharge Plant. Duties included: System walk-downs to monitor completion percentages and quality of installation, review of contractor safety procedures and implementation, review of Commissioning and Turn-over packages, and taking steps to insure Alstom is fulfilling their contractual obligations.
Nov ’99 to July ‘00 Diversified Energy Contractors Company, LLC. (DECCO)
Goldsboro, North Carolina
Site Manager, for the installation of 4 G.E. frame 7 FA gas turbine generators. Duties included project mobilization, setup of all vendors, purchasing of all materials, scheduling and monitoring heavy equipment, monitoring of schedule obligations and updates, administration of sub-contractor activities, manpower acquisition and scheduling, client relations as well as numerous other activities towards successful project completion.
Jun ‘99 to Nov ‘99 Power Industry Consultants (PIC)
Marietta, GA
Site Manager contracted to “Wheelabrator Air Pollution Control” to oversee both construction and safety for the installation and construction of a Wet Flue Gas Desulfurization project. Duties included, monitoring sub-contractor activities, tracking and reporting installation quantities, monitoring safety and quality of work and construction activities.
Feb ‘97 to Mar ’99 Fru-Con Technical Services, Inc.
Charleston, Tennessee and Kali, Columbia
Site Manager, for various projects, in the southeast region, and Kali, Columbia, ranging from 150 thousand to an excess of 80 million dollars. Types of projects vary from chemical tank installations, to steel installation projects, to include piping and mechanical packages as well as civil and electrical packages. I performed a wide range of duties, ranging from project mobilization, setup of all vendors, purchasing, scheduling of manpower and equipment, to client relations and extra work negotiations, as well as numerous other duties and functions towards project completion, start-up and finally project demobilization.
Apr ’95 to Jan ’96 Power Industry Consultants (PIC)
Washington, Indiana
Owners Representative/Consultant contracted to “General Electric Environmental Services, Inc.” (GEESI), for the installation of a lime slurry wash and re-injection system. (Scrubber)My responsibilities included field re-design and problem solving for mechanical, piping and structural systems, checking ahead of construction for interferences and installation problems for avoidance or finding the most timely and cost effective fix if interferences could not be avoided. I was also responsible to direct and approve sub-mechanical contractor field design and re-design systems to reduce job cost and improve schedules.
Nov ’93 to Jul ’94 Qualified Contractors, Inc. (QCI)
Wilmington, NC
Site Manager for the installation of 2 G.E. frame 7 EA gas turbine generators in the Sierra Pacific Power Plant in Sparks, Nevada. Responsibilities included supervision of approximately 85 men in all phases of construction and start-up, client relations, deadline assurances as well as personnel management and quality and safety assurance.
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Comments/ Hobbies/ Interests etc: |
| PERSONAL Married, 3 children, excellent health. Hobbies include horseback riding, motorcycle riding and I am a dedicated student to the martial arts. Former United States Marine |
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Last Updated on 08-Jan-11
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