BRIAN O’DONNELL

REINFORCING SUPERINTENDENT/PROJECT MANAGER

RESUME OVERVIEW

Accomplished Reinforcing Superintendent/Project Manager with extensive experience supervising

high profile encompassing projects with an unwavering proven safety philosophy of safe production

and a professional approach to all tasks. This, coupled with a steadfast belief that by investing time

and energy into all levels of tradesmen is the crucial component to a safe and financially beneficial

project. My sincerity and a positive daily demeanor are two traits that allow me to interact and

support the construction team’s effort.

Interpersonal & Management Skills

Proficient in project planning with a emphases on scheduling of manpower and safe production

Ability to set critical path priorities and utilize manpower efficiently

Positively influence others to follow set policies, procedures and meet safe production standards

Efficiently administrating work loads in high stress situations with aggressive schedules

Project documentation with verified results in post-construction settlements

Professional deportment with calculated verbal and written response

Trade Skills

Thorough comprehension of structural and architectural drawings, notes and details

Understanding the principles and application of engineered reinforced concrete

Knowledge and experience with quality control methods and reinforcing installation procedures

Experienced in specialized rigging, critical pick applications post tensioning cable installation

Developed specific procedures and protocols for unique situations i.e. clean room air quality

Competent in trade skills from stressing tendons to rigging and safety procedures for every task

Prominent Completed Projects

I have been consistently involved in the Ironworking Industry since 1990, beginning with Local #97

Ironworkers Apprenticeship program to recently Iron Star Rebar Superintendent/Owner. In 1993, I became

solely responsible for my own projects and supervised a large variety of projects ranging from schools,

hospitals, bridges, sport arenas to large industrial power plants and factories. Each completed project had

vastly different challenges, but the satisfaction of influencing the next generation in a professional manner with

safety and quality is a core value of mine.

Intel Fab 42 - over 135,000 manhours worked with no lost time hours. 16% under budget - Arizona

Intel Fab 32 - over 54,000 manhours worked with no recordable injuries. 18% under budget - Arizona

Sheraton Hotel and Convention Center - 32 Floors. 14% under budget - Phoenix, Arizona

Pinnacle Tower & Children’s Center - 42 Floors - San Diego, California

NHL Phoenix Coyotes Arena - design build - Glendale, Arizona

I-84/US-93 Interchange - 12% under budget - Twin Falls, Idaho

NFL Seattle Seahawks Exhibition Hall and Parking Garage - 6% under budget - Seattle, Washington

British Columbia’s Woman’s Cancer Research Center - Vancouver, Canada

Qualifications & Certificates

Inter-Provincial Red Seal - Trade Qualified Ironworker and Post-Tension Construction Certification

Industrial First Aid Attendant, OSHA 10 and recognized as a “Competent Person”

Qualified Crosby Rigger, Signalman and Rigging Application Trained

Military Vehicle Technician and Leadership Awareness Trained

Canadian Armed Forces Special Service Medal Veteran

Public Works Contractor License

American and Canadian Citizenships

Previous Employment

Superintendent/Owner, Iron Star Rebar LLC., Star, Idaho 2012-2014

Company structuring from development to implementation of a health and safety program, policies, licensure,

contracts, estimating, finances, employee hiring, orientation, installation, quality control and customer service.

Regional Superintendent and General Foreman, J.D. Steel Co., Phoenix, San Diego and Idaho 2000-2012

Responsibilities ranged from hiring, training, manpower cost and projecting, documentation, material &

accessory procurement, installation means & methods, quality control implementation and customer service.

Ensuring company safety policies and procedures are adhered to with detail and consistency.

Site Foreman, Ironworker’s Local #97, Vancouver, Canada 1993-2000

Responsibilities ranged from employee safety, requesting manpower, scheduling loads and installation of

reinforcing steel & post-tensioning cables.

Apprentice Ironworker, Local #97, Vancouver, Canada 1990-1993

Responsibilities ranged from building a competent skill set by on site trade experience and apprenticeship

courses. Focused on the installation of rebar, post tensioning tendons and welding.

Vehicle Technician, Canadian Armed Forces, Canada and Germany 1986-1990

Soldier and Vehicle Technician with emphases on conduct, training and procedures

Education

British Columbia Institute of Technology - Ironworking / Welding / Rigging / Drawing Interpretation

Inter-Provincial Red Seal of Ironworking - Nationwide Trade Standardized Test

Industrial First Aid Attendant - Eight week course for remote location projects

Canadian Armed Forces School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers - Vehicle Technician

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