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· A water-way restoration project in Sulphur River, AR. Activities included excavation, installation of water control structures, construction of an earthen dam and final site grading and restoration. This nine-month project was completed ahead of the government project deadline. · Responsible for construction of public roads, in accordance with USACE plans and specifications, providing access to the newly designed picnic areas for the Rio Sabana Picnic Area construction project in Puerto Rico. · The deconstruction of a multi-story steel and reinforced concrete structure at a high-security naval facility. Responsibilities included execution of demolition techniques to prevent or minimize damage to historic first level portion of the structure while removing all upper levels. Planned and scheduled work, managed hazardous material debris removal (mercury, lead, asbestos, radioactive materials, methylene chloride, and PCBs), supervised personnel, completed daily reporting, reported daily operations and progress, and enforced site safety. · The installation of an underground drainage system at a United States Air Force Base used for refueling of large aircraft. The underground drainage system was comprised of a large concrete pad and several hundred feet of four-foot concrete pipe. · A habitat rehabilitation project for the USACE along the Mississippi River in Wisconsin. Project activities involved clearing and grubbing, wick drain dewatering for pressurized soil conditions approximately 12 feet below the water table, and excavation for water control structure installation. The water control structure was comprised of a large stoplog structure and approximately 100 linear feet of seven-foot diameter concrete pipe. A crane was utilized for the installation of the stoplog structure and the concrete pipe. The water control structure was backfilled, compacted, and a new asphalt road with cable guard fence was installed across the buried water control structure. · Several disaster recovery efforts throughout the Midwest following ice storms and tornadoes. Responsible for crew supervision, safety, production, quality, equipment maintenance, scheduling and planning, and daily reporting. · Superintendent and equipment operator for several demolition projects throughout the Midwest including residential structures and outbuildings and debris management and disposal. · Equipment Operator for a dike construction project in Belle Plaine, MN, involving the proper closure of two sanitary sewage biological treatment cells. Operations included excavation, backfill, and final grading and stabilization. · Several years experience in hauling. Responsibilities included load preparation, safety inspections of trucks and equipment, permits and licensing, DOT compliance, and transport. Manager, Kewitt Construction 9/1999 - 12/2001: · Provided oversight to boring and trenching operations for the installation of fiber optics cables. Inspected work and observed general operations to evaluate workmanship and conformance to contract requirements. Trainer and Operator, Pegasus 10/1997 - 8/1999: · Trained and managed labor force at a gold mine. Trained operators to run and operate various pieces of heavy equipment including graders, loaders, excavators, dozers, and other support equipment. Trainer and Superintendent, Inchenga Copper 9/1995 - 9/1997 · Trained and managed labor force at a large open-pit mining operation located in Africa. Native workers were trained in the use and maintenance of various types of mining equipment; training included instruction of up to 30 individuals. Also developed proficiency training in various processes to increase overall efficiency and productivity. Prior to 1995 · Extensive experience running variety of heavy equipment including hydraulic shovels and other mining equipment, graders, loaders, excavators, dozers and various support equipment. Ed ucation/Certifications · Construction Quality Management for Contractors, Jacksonville District USACE (current) · Class A license · I. Modular Mining Dispatch System CJ;.Bf;S Tab B. General Information Section B.6 Key Personnel Resumes Page 16 of 22 o o o