Experience

Keville Enterprises, Inc./ MassDOT Consultant Services

• Project Controls Engineer

  • Sep 2014 - Present

  Professional experience in the construction industry includes developing Contract Time Determination, analysis of time entitlement requests, developing resource and cost loaded baseline schedules for large and complex construction and transportation projects, reviewing contractors' baseline and schedule progress updates, reviewing project progress reports; and reviewing project schedule recovery plans, among other project control services for federal, state, and local governments, municipalities, and financial institutions, and engineering and architectural consulting firms. - MassDOT $3 billion Accelerated Bridge Program - Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s Green Line Extension Program - Metro Washington Airport Authority’s (MWAA) Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project - New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) Design Build Program Management - City of Salisbury (MD) WWTP BNR/ENR Upgrade - City of Westminster (MD) WWTP ENR and Biosolids Upgrade - Washington Suburban Sanitary commission various WWTP and WFP upgrades Show less



Keville Entreprises Inc.

• Construction
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Project Controls Analyst

  • Aug 2011 - Present

  Create, Update, Manage and Review Cost and Resource Loaded CPM Schedules in Ms. Project, Primavera P3, and P6 according to Project Scope, Technical and Special Specifications. Monitor project costs, Resources, commitments and overall schedule performance, and prepare written reports and presentations. Prepare written and verbal reports regarding cost and schedule variances Prepare Monthly EV Report, including ETC, EAC, EV, CPI and SPI. Produce Resource Usage histogram Report. Provide S-Curve Analysis using fundamentals of EVM and compare to Forecasted EV and Planned Value. Prepare What-If Analysis for Resource Management as well as Cost and Schedule Analysis Prepare Look Ahead, To Go, As Built, Accelerated, and Recovery Schedules. Show less