Operations Manager

• Aug 2022 - Present

Project Manager

• Feb 2022 - Aug 2022

Superintendent

• Aug 2021 - Feb 2022

Electrical and Mechanical Superintendent

• Dec 2018 - Jun 2020

• Initiate projects by drafting project documentation and leading team to consensus on project contracts including scope, milestones, deliverables, and potential risks. • Create agendas, presentation materials, facilitate team meetings, capture and implement lessons learned, and manage project schedule to identify any deviations or value-add opportunities. • Development and execution of communications and risk management plans to ensure key stakeholder awareness, proactively identify and mitigate project issues, obstacles, and risks. • Oversee job cost updates, identify all project expenditures and overruns, implement corrective plans to ensure profitability. • Partner with senior project and program managers to support management of larger work efforts and implementation of standard agile and waterfall project management methodologies. • Maintain positive working relationships with clients, architects, engineers, subcontractors, suppliers, job site and office staff. Ensure procedures, scheduling, safety standards, and workmanship meet contract requirements and company standards. • Develop and implement plans to bring project to completion, executing proper quality assurance inspections, programming, commissioning, and turnover/close-out.

Superintendent / Project Engineer

• Jan 2017 - Oct 2018

• Participate in the development of comprehensive project plans and ensure all contractual requirements and specifications are incorporated. • Actively oversee the field installation of critical power systems in operating facilities (semiconductor/critical environments/chemical/office). • Ensure project financial performance meets or exceeds budgetary expectations while mitigating exposure to risks such as schedule compression, stacking of trades, liquidated damages, etc. • Develop and preserve a positive business relationship and team concept with industry partners while ensuring strict contractual compliance of all parties. • Provide information, guidance, and support to assigned Project Manager, Project Superintendent, and Foreman, as well as company management and support staff throughout the project. • Maintain thorough and accurate project records by procuring product data sheets from vendors, creating submittal packages, tracking submittal package through change/approval process, ensuring all transfers of materials/equipment for projects are recorded utilizing transmittals.

Quality Control Manager

• Dec 2015 - Dec 2016

• Inspect in-process and finished telecommunication buildings, controlled environment utility vaults and solar power conversion systems against quality standards, blueprints, and applicable codes. • Work with appropriate Manufacturing, Engineering and Project Management personnel to determine root cause of deficiencies, analyze data and implement corrective actions. • Maintain accurate and detailed records, and comply with all health and safety guidelines. Communicate and interact with customers, suppliers and management as needed. • Supervise all corrective work performed by skilled tradesmen.

Sr. Streetlight Technician

• Oct 2007 - Aug 2014

• Locate and interpret sections of the National Electric Code regulations and City of Mesa specifications, as well as read and interpret blueprints for public works projects involving installation and/or relocation of roadway lighting. • Analyze data and readings in order to make recommendations regarding issues causing equipment damage or equipment malfunction and corrective measures needed to ensure safe energization of electrical circuits and equipment. • Perform quality assurance inspections of work completed by City employees, private developers, and/or utility companies, ensuring the projects meet appropriate City and industry operating and safety standards. • Observe, inspect, and monitor vehicles, lifts, meters, and safety harnesses to determine compliance with prescribed operating and safety standards. • Communicate with the general public, other City employees, or contractors and vendors in order to explain procedures, answer questions, or give instructions by email, telephone, or in person. • Train new technicians and supervise workers in all aspects of daily operations and responsibilities.