Emad K. Brayo
**** ********** **, ****** ******, PA 19060
Home: 484-***-****
MagicJack 610-***-****
Cell: 330-***-****
acov92@r.postjobfree.com
Objectives:
Working as a Planner/Scheduler/ & Cost Control, in Construction Management
/ Engineering/ Construction Company.
Summary:
Experienced in scheduling and cost control, and in construction of
commercial and industrial projects.
Qualifications & Education:
. B.Sc in Civil Engineering, 1981, Cairo University, Egypt.
. Certified construction project supervisor from the American Society of
Civil Engineers (ASCE) 1999.
. Master Degree for Structural Engineering.
. Diploma of higher studies (Post Graduate - Master Degree) in Construction
Engineering and Construction Management.
. Proceeding with a study for a Master degree in construction bidding
process.
. Vast experience in Microsoft Programs and other PC software including:
i. Primavera (P3.1 & P6.7) - for P6.0 I used it from 2006 till now
ii. Microsoft project
iii. AutoCAD.
Work Experience:
A) Scheduler/Planner
A.1) Lead Planner/Scheduler, SunPower Inc., NJ (October2011 -till Now)
Working as Lead Planner for Solar Power of commercial projects in East
Coat .
The scope of work
1. Develop the baseline schedule for EPC projects.
2. Resource Loading the baseline schedule with different resources,
by using the resources in Oracle and in import it in P6 .
3. Update the schedules on weekly bases and doing correction action
for any delays.
4. Develop the weekly reports for updating schedule, like Critical
Path Analysis, Three week Look-Ahead, and the Cost forecast
projections for coming work periods.
A.2) Lead Planner/Scheduler, Overseas Bechtel INC. (OBI) - New Doha,
Qatar International Air Port (October2010 -July2011)
Working as Lead Planner for Utilities. Including four main drop down
Substations that distributes power to distribution substations located
in the air port facilities, water tanks, pump station, waste water
treatment plant. The project Budget $15B.
The scope of work
1. Assure the quality of the work developed by the contractors.
2. Develop the monthly reports including Master Summery Schedule,
Earned Value analysis for the Client and Top Managerial Level.
3. Calculating the Extension of Time and the compensable of time
for any potential change order.
4. Reviewing/approving the contractors' schedules conforming to
the project specifications.
A.3) Project Control Consultant, Catalyst Contractors Inc.- Self Employed
Job (September 2009 -September2010) :
http://www.catalystcontractors.com/index.php
Working as a project control consultant through Catalyst Contractors
for VA (U.S Department of Veterans Affairs) contractors for two
projects, VA Clinic in FL of Budget 52MM and VA Cemetery project in NY
of Budget 32MM.
The scope of work
1. Developing the Baseline schedule (for its EPC phases), including
the WBS, the project coding system, the resource loading and the
Network Diagrams per the VA specifications.
2. Having the Approval of the Baseline schedule from of VA Resident
Engineer and VA Schedule Analysis Consultant.
3. Updating the schedule monthly and developing the required reports,
like Earned Value report, Project Look ahead report, Hot Activity
Report, Total Float report, and Narrative report and Network
Diagram Report (the latest every 3 months).
4. Studying the impact of Change Orders on project end date for
claiming by time extension and finical compensation if there is a
negative impact.
A.4) Lead Scheduler/Planner, BE&K - a KBR Company (Newark, DE, USA) -
(November 2006 - December 2008):
BE&K is an American based company (www.BEk.com) working in industrial,
power, and commercial projects including the three phases (EPC -
Engineering, Procurement & Construction)
The scope of work is Planning & Scheduling the following:
1. FEL phase (Front end Engineering Loading).
2. Design phase activities including its three disciplines CSA, M/P
and E&I.
3. Procurement phase based on project procurement plane.
4. Field contract phase according to the procurement plane.
5. Construction phase including its three divisions CSA, M/P and E&I
and the installation of the equipments/machines delivered by
different vendors.
6. Commissioning and Operating phase.
7. Validating the schedule from the client and the project team.
8. Reporting the project progress, including Earned Value Analysis
reports
The previously mentioned items were applied for DuPont company projects at
Spruance plant, Virginia, (Tyvek, Nomex, Kevlar) with a budget up to $75MM, the tasks assigned to BE&K are implementing, upgrading, and replacing the
plant production lines. The number of activities of schedules of these
projects ranged from 400 to 6000, in addition to allocating the required
resources to each activity.
A.5) Manager of Scheduling department of Ginza for Construction Company,
IGI Group Company (July 2000 till March 2001):
Ginza for Construction has annual revenue of EGP 100MM, it is
specialized in construction of Commercial, infrastructure and
industrial projects.
The scope of the work is managing the following items:
1. Planning and scheduling projects by using CPM and Primavera
software.
2. Planning and scheduling the projects in their different phases
including: engineering, procurement, construction, and hand over.
3. Performing periodic reports, comparing the actual progress of the
project with the target plan, and highlighting the activities that
are draining contingency and delaying the progress.
4. Calculating any delay caused by the client, and calculating its
financial effect on the project.
A.6) Lead Project Controls, Jet Construction (October 1993 - July 2000):
Jet Construction has annual revenue of EGP 70 MM.
The scope of the work is managing the following items:
1. Planning and scheduling projects at different stages and phases.
2. Allocating the resources of different items, and controlling the
variance during the execution of the project.
3. Controlling and following up the progress of projects compared
with the target schedule.
4. Reporting the progress, and alerting management to the critical
items.
5. Controlling the direct cost of different construction items.
6. Performing a cost estimate breakdown for change orders and claims
using the CPM technique to identify time extension due to extra
work or change orders.
7. Generating the monthly invoices for the projects.
8. Identifying the project requirements of different resources at
different stages of execution.
B) Project Manager and Project Engineer:
B.1)Project Manager/Program Manager, Intours - IGI (March 2001 - August
2006):
PM for International Company for Tourist Development Projects-
(http://www.igi.com.eg/Intours.htm) (Intours, an IGI Group Company,
Cairo, Egypt) which owns Real Estate development projects at a Cairo
suburb (the budget of the project circa EGP 700 MM).
The scope of work is managing the following:
1. Serving as the senior site representative in all matters related
to management of construction that I can control time, cost, and
quality efficiently.
2. Coordinating the work of all site operations.
3. Developing and implementing contract administration, policies, and
procedures.
4. Reviewing contractor's pay requests, and issuing payment
certificates.
5. Receiving and responding to all Requests for Information (RFI's)
from the contractors and site offices, and directing them to
qualified staff and/or designers for action.
6. Assisting in reviewing contractors' change order proposals,
preparing recommendations to client's senior personnel for change
order approval, if warranted, in conjunction with the designated
contract manager, and assisting in negotiations with contractors
regarding changes in contract value or project duration.
7. Reviewing contractor's claims, preparing recommendations to
Steering Committee for claims approval, and negotiating claims
with contractors regarding schedules.
8. Monitoring the contractors' progress, preparing progress reports
on a monthly basis, presiding at weekly and monthly reviews and
other progress meetings held at the site, reviewing the
contractors' progress of the work, helping resolve deficiencies,
and preparing and obtaining approval of minutes of meetings.
9. Participating in the final inspection of the work, reviewing the
adequacy and accuracy of punch lists, monitoring final completion
of the work, and recommending acceptance of completed work to
Steering Committee.
B.2)Twelve years as a Construction Manager and an executive and cost
estimator engineer (1981- 1993):
a) Four years as a construction manager for infrastructure of the new
Cairo whole market (100 acres) for Industrial & Eng. Enterprises,
Egypt
The scope of work is:
1. Sewer and water supply network.
2. Underground water of tank 6000m3 capacity.
3. Compact unit for sewer water treatment.
b) Four years as a construction manager for construction of housing and
other miscellaneous buildings, including a stadium (4000 seats).
The scope of work is:
1. Housing buildings (48 multi story residential building).
2. Olympic swimming pool.
3. Covered Stadium 4000 seats.
4. Mosque for 1000 people.
5. School with 20 classrooms.
c) One year as a site engineer in Cairo underground metro project with
SGE, a French Egyptian company.
The scope of work is:
1. Fabrication of steel gages.
2. Reinforcement work of main station.
d) Three years as a site engineer in a high rise building (27 stories).
(Company: Malaco Alimar International)
The scope of work is:
1. Pilling work.
2. R.C super structure skeleton.
3. Preparation of all contract documents.