Jason Bacon

Project Manager

305-***-**** / acvwxk@r.postjobfree.com

Summary of Qualifications

I am a multi-faceted leader capable of managing the demands of multiple clients and priorities. I have experience in executing all phases of a project from sales/marketing and client development through bidding, construction and project close out.

Core Competencies

Public Speaking Project Management Invoicing

Sales / Marketing CPM Scheduling Job Cost Tracking

Client Development Crew Scheduling & Oversight Change Order Management

Estimating Fleet Management Strategic Planning

Professional Experience

Guardian Fueling Technologies - Petroleum Specialty Contractor May 2014 – May 2016

Sales / Project Manager – Ft. Lauderdale Branch - Find and develop new revenue sources for the branch in retail (gas station) & commercial (fleet fueling) markets. Seek out new opportunities, estimate, secure, manage and close out work. Projects ranged in size from service calls to $400,000.

Assistant Project Manager – Corporate - Worked with the Corporate Service Manager assisting with implementation of state wide projects for large clients at multiple locations. Acted as the project liaison between the client and the various Guardian branches performing the work, which included scheduling the overall project as well as each sites labor and materials. After jobs were complete close out documents and change orders were compiled. Project value ranged up to $1,500.000.

TEC-Serv LLC - Petroleum Specialty Contractor July 2012 – May 2013

Project Manager

Responsible for soliciting, estimating and managing mechanical construction projects at bulk fuel storage facilities.

CleanPro Enviro Solutions – Liquid Waste Hauler Sept 2011 – June 2012

Facility Manager

Oversaw daily operations of a hazardous / non hazardous liquid waste hauling company which included client development, billing, collections, permit compliance, equipment/facility oversight and supervision of field technicians and sales force.

Cherokee Enterprises Inc. (CEI) - Petroleum / Environmental Specialty Contractor 2004 – Sept 2011

Project Manager

Estimated and managed the construction of petroleum systems (fleet, bulk and hydrant fuel distribution systems) for military, government & large private clients. Also performed environmental cleanup/restoration projects involving petroleum contaminated soils and non native vegetation. Project size up to $2,000,000.

Gulliver Academy – Private School 2003 – 2004

Teacher

Interacted with administration, students and parents to ensure that learning goals were achieved and discipline maintained while teaching Marine Science and Biology curriculums.

Poling & Bacon Construction Inc. – Petroleum Specialty Contractor 2001 – 2003

Project Manager

Managed the construction of jet fuel hydrant systems and tank farms as well as natural gas compressor stations for military and private entities. Project size up to $2,000,000.

Miami Dade Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM) 1995 – 2001

Marine Biologist

Performed field sampling and surveys, processing and performing QA/QC of data and writing reports to funding agencies.

Education & Training

University of Miami, Florida - Bachelors of Science

Dual Major in Marine Science / Biology with a Minor in Chemistry

Training

TWIC Card Credentialed

OSHA – 10 Hour Construction / 30 Hour Supervisor / 40 Hour HAZWOPER & Refresher (not current)

USACOE Construction Quality Control For Contractors

SCUBA – Divemaster (w/ research diving experience) / Rescue Diver / Nitrox / Deep Air (200 fsw)

Key Project Summary

Guardian Fueling Technologies Inc. – Miami, FL

Project Name: City of Miami Beach – Fuel System Compliance

Project Value: Approximately $350,000+ (in process when I left)

General or Subcontractor: Subcontractor

Key Aspects of Project:

-Assist City of Miami Beach in becoming compliant with their above/below ground fuel storage tank systems at

over 20 sites (emergency generator and fleet fueling)

Self Performed:

-Tank Monitor Certifications

-Minor Repairs to All Storage Tank Systems / Complete Replacement of 3 Storage Tank Systems

-Fuel Polishing

Subcontracted:

-Engineering

-Electrical

-Environmental Closure Reports

Unique Aspects of Project:

-The City had several sites in violation due to a lack of a maintenance program. I worked with The City to address immediate concerns and then looked at the remainder of their facilities and made recommendations for repairs. In addition we also looked at the fuel quality in their existing generator tanks and were working to develop a fuel polishing / preventive maintenance & monthly inspection program for them.

Project Name: Circle K Dispenser Swap

Project Value: Approximately $1,275,000 (labor only - material by owner)

General or Subcontractor: General

Key Aspects of Project:

-Replace existing dispensers with new EMV compliant dispensers

Self Performed:

-Dispenser installation & startup

-Electrical (when permits not required)

Subcontracted:

-Electrical (when permits required)

Unique Aspects of Project:

-Project involved replacing 850 dispensers at 250 locations throughout Florida over the period of 4 months. I was responsible for coordinating construction efforts among 7 branches to facilitate simultaneous installation,, keep the owner updated on progress and provide close out/commissioning packages to the owner and State.

Project Name: Underground Storage Tank (UST) Removal on South Beach

Project Value: $36,000

General or Subcontractor: Subcontractor

Key Aspects of Project:

-Removal of previously undocumented UST that was discovered while doing renovations to the property.

Self Performed:

-Storage tank removal and disposal.

Subcontracted:

-UST cleaning

-Environmental Closure Report

Unique Aspects of Project:

-The removal of the UST needed to be performed during a very tight timeframe to not interfere with the original project schedule. The site was on Ocean Drive in South Beach which presented both public relations challenges (both in dealing with and keeping the public safes) and logistical issues for deliveries of equipment and materials.

Cherokee Enterprises Inc.(CEI) – Miami, FL

Project Name: Vehicular Fueling Facility Replacement - Blount Island Marine Corps Station - Jacksonville, FL

Project Value: Approximately $2.5 Million

General or Subcontractor: General

Key Aspects of Project:

-Set up a new temporary fueling facility complete with fuel management system

-Demolish existing facility consisting of 2 - 12,000 gallon underground storage tanks and dispenser island

-Construct new facility consisting of:

-3 - 12,000 gallon above ground tanks with electronic level gauging & mechanical overfill protection.

-4 dual vehicular fueling dispensers (MOGas, Diesel)

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-2 - 300 gallon per minute API 610 vertical turbine pumps (for bulk loading of Diesel and Bio-Diesel)

-3 - 150 gallon per minute positive displacement pumps for filling of the above ground storage tanks.

-Piping was carbon steel and stainless steel (varying thickness to Schedule 80), 1/2" - 6" in diameter and welded to API B31.3 code. All piping was above ground and received 10%radiographic inspection.

Self Performed:

- Quality Control / Quality Assurance

- Removal of existing underground storage tanks (including wellpointing)

- Environmental assessment

- Mechanical piping and equipment installation, testing/startup/commissioning

- Oil water separator installation, testing/startup/commissioning

Subcontracted:

-Concrete

-Storm sewer

-Canopy erection

-Radiographic inspection

-Electrical

-Painting

Unique Aspects of Project:

-The project was presented to CEI under the Government 8a program as a sole source cost negotiated contract

after the previous selected contractor failed to commence the project. We were given only 2 weeks to prepare

the estimate and made several value engineering suggestions to reduce the overall cost and timeframe of the project.

-As the General Contractor I was responsible for not only preparing an extensive submittal package for items associated with our work but was also responsible for reviewing and coordinating submittals for the various subcontracted trades and preparing overall project plans and in house quality control program.

Project Name: Three Separate Hydrant Fuel System Modifications - Miami, FL

Project Value: Between $750,000 and $2.0 Million Each.

General or Subcontractor: Subcontractor

Key Aspects of Project:

-Install double walled main line piping with hydrant laterals.

-Cold cutting and hot work to tie into existing piping

-Piping was carbon steel schedule 40 primary and schedule 10 carrier, main line piping was 14”/18” and laterals were 6”/8” in diameter. All piping was welded to API B31.3 code, installed below ground and received 100% radiographic inspection.

Self Performed:

- Excavation/backfill

- Mechanical piping and equipment installation, testing/startup/commissioning

Subcontracted:

- Radiographic inspection

Unique Aspects of Project:

- On the first project the owner decided to connect the loops on the North and South sides of one terminal AFTER construction had started to extend that terminal. As a result CEI had to install approximately 500 linear feet of pipe below the elevated floor of the new terminal. This required excavation of the trench with mini excavators, sliding the pipe in with rollers and then positioning 40’ sections. This project also involved going under several existing utilities resulting in excavation to -10.0 feet utilizing trench boxes and dewatering.

-Product submittals, piping layouts and flushing and security plans were required to be prepared for this project.

-Due to the need to maintain airport operations flushing of all projects had to be performed at night with a firm deadline to turn the system back over to facilitate departures. In addition work involved coordinating up to 6 tanker trucks with security escorts on and off of the airfield to return flushed fuel to the storage facility.

Project Name: NAS Boca Chica New Fuel Pump House and Truck Loading Stands – Key West, Florida

Project Value: Approximately $1.5 Million

General or Subcontractor: Subcontractor

Key Aspects of Project:

- Install 3 new 300 gallon per minute pumps and associated piping in Pump House

- Install 2 new 300 gallon per minute truck fillstands in the location of the existing fillstands

- Connect new Pump House piping to existing tank farm piping

- Install Product Recovery Tanks at 4 existing above ground bulk fuel storage tanks

- Demolish existing Pump House after new facilities were proven operational

-Piping from tank farm to inside of pump house was carbon steel (Schedule 40 and 80), 1/2" - 10" in diameter while piping at fillstands was stainless steel (Schedule 10 and 40) ” – 6” in diameter. All piping was above ground and welding was performed to API B31.3 code. All piping was above gound with 10%radiographic inspection.

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Self Performed:

- Mechanical piping and equipment installation, testing/startup/commissioning

- Piping demolition to include lead based paint abatement

Subcontracted:

- Radiographic inspection

- Programmable Logic Controller in new pump house

Unique Aspects of Project:

-The facility is the “Southern Top Gun Training Facility” and has a near constant flow of fighter aircraft training in aerial maneuvers. As such, a great deal of phasing and coordination was required to execute the project without interrupting fueling operations. The new pump house and one fill stand were constructed, commissioned and allowed to run for 1 week before the second fillstand and old pump house were allowed to be decommissioned. A second commissioning was required after the additional fill stand was completed.

-An extensive list of product submittals for our work (well over 100 separate items) was required to for this project as well as a very detailed flushing and commissioning plan due to the phasing of the work and need to maintain operations.

Project Name: Three Separate Habitat Restorations at The Hole in The Doughnut – Everglades National Park, Florida

Project Value: Approximately $1.0 to 1.5 million per restoration effort

General or Subcontractor: General

Key Aspects of Project:

- Clear non-native Brazilian Pepper trees from a former agricultural area within The Park

- Remove approximately 1’ – 2’ of overburden soil down to cap rock then perform a “sweep” to remove as much soil as possible from the crevices in the rock.

-Each award was between 100 – 200 acres in size.

Self Performed:

- “Final Scrape” using motor graders after overburden was removed. This technique removed the final layer of soil over the cap rock.

-“Final Sweep” of the site using farm tractors with front mounted brushes to remove the last remaining soil.

Subcontracted:

- Mulching

- Loading of mulch/soils into offroad trucks and transportation to an onsite disposal mound

Unique Aspects of Project:

- The first project was an 8a sole source award based on a recommendation to the National Park Service from environmental work previously performed at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco, GA. The second contract was an 8a competitive award with one base year and 4 consecutive years.

- An extensive project plan was required prior to mobilization that detailed all aspects of the project to ensure that natural areas of The Park were not impacted and the visitors to the area were not endangered.

- The site was very remote, requiring the use of satellite phones. Logistics for everything from crew mobilization to refueling of equipment and cleaning of toilet facilities were very unique. Extensive planning was required to ensure that the project progressed smoothly.

. Poling & Bacon Construction Company Inc. - Youngstown, Ohio

Project Name: Duke Energy - Natural Gas Metering & Regulatory Station - Pennsylvania

Project Value: Approximately $750,000.00 (labor only - material by owner)

General or Subcontractor: General

Key Aspects of Project:

-Construct a new metering station to regulate and account for natural gas delivered to a new natural gas fired power plant constructed by others.

-Piping was carbon steel schedule 40, 1" - 12" in diameter and welded to API 1104 code. Both above (10%) and below ground (100%) radiographic inspection was performed.

Self Performed:

-Excavation/backfill

-Concrete for pipe supports and building

-Mechanical piping and equipment installation, extensive stainless steel tubing, testing/startup, commissioning.

Subcontracted:

- Electrical

- Radiographic inspection

- Pre-engineered building erection

- Painting

Unique Aspects of Project:

-Construction was performed in a heavily Unionized area of the country. Significant Union forces were already in place at the power plant leaving the Union Hall void of skilled craftsmen. In order to put welders and fitters on the job from an outside Union significant negotiation between Poling & Bacon, Duke Energy and the Power Plant Mechanical Contractor was required.

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