Quality Management First Aid
Resume:
Robert “Bob” Roy
ad1i5q@r.postjobfree.com
EDUCATION / EMPLOYMENT
CPR/AED and First Aid Certification, 2022
USACE Construction Quality Management for Contractors, 2021 OSHA 30-Hour – Construction Safety and Health
EM 385 24-hour Fall Protection, 2021
Lift Training
Equipment Safe Operating Training
Bloodborne Pathogens
Fall Protection Safety Course
General Construction Competent Person
Competent Person Fall Protection
Competent Person Scaffolding
RRR Construction, 1988 – 1998
Dixie Construction, 1998 – 2000
F&N Construction, 2000 – 2007
Just Duke It Construction LLC (JDI), 2007 – 2013
Arris, Inc., 2013 – 2015
CincoVega, 2015 – 2017
McKenzie Construction, 2018
SES Group, 2018 – Feb 2023
The Korte Company, March 2023 to Present
EXPERIENCE
I have over 34 years of experience in the construction industry. Exceptional organization and supervision skills, along with strong attributes in completing jobs safely, on schedule, with the highest quality, and on budget is my primary goal. I have experience working on federal construction projects since 2008. Prior to becoming a superintendent, I worked in various roles including subcontractor and owner of a construction business. PROJECT EXPERIENCE – ( * denotes design-build project):
● U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Installation of Active Vehicle Barriers (AVB’s) on Bentley Gate, including all associated devices to bring it online and functioning; Fort Sill, OK *
(2022-present)
● DIA Building, Emergency Lift Station Replacement and Repairs; Washington DC. Project included removal and replacement of old motors and monitoring system for the lift station to the building, including electrical work while the building remained occupied. (2022)
● U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Renovation of Building 1432; Maxwell AFB, AL. Project consisted of interior demolition and interior component improvements. (2020-2021)
● Marine Corps Recruiting Command, Antiterrorism Force Protection (AT/FP) Improvements; Montgomery, AL * (2021)
● U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, GSL Hangar and Building Renovations, Engineer Research and Design Center (ERDC); Vicksburg, MS (2021)
● U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Renovation of Magazine Doors; Anniston Army Depot, AL. This design-build project included renovation of 40 asbestos-filled magazine doors in the ammunition restricted area of Anniston Army Depot. These single doors were swapped out with ten-foot wide double-metal, blast-rated doors. Concrete aprons were expanded to accommodate the larger doors. Lightning protection was also updated. (2020-2021)
● NAVFAC, Window Replacement project; Pensacola Naval Base; FL (2018)
● USDA, Construction of Entrance and Guardhouse; Athens, GA (2018)
● Marine Corps Logistics Base, Renovation of ID Card Center; Albany, GA (2018)
● NAVFAC, Naval Construction Battalion Center, paint and asbestos removal; Seabee Base, Gulfport, MS (2018)
● Army NAF Contracting Atlantic District, Destin Army Recreation Area Doors Replacement; Destin, FL (2015)
● Centers for Disease Control (CDC), four projects totaling $2M, Stairwell Safety Repairs, Building 21 improvements, new roof on Building 10; Roybal Campus, Atlanta, GA
(2015-2017)
● Lowe’s Home Improvement stores, interior and exterior upgrades; locations in nine states
(2013-2015)
● Academy Sports and Outdoors centers, site work and exterior improvements on stores located in South Carolina and Louisiana (2013-2015)
● Dollar Tree, complete store build-out; MS (2013-2105)
● Target, seven upgrades for back-up generators; Vancouver, WA (2013-2015)
● U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Historical Restoration and Building 490 metal siding; Fort Benning, GA (2007-2013)
● U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Building 2876 modification for open storage; Fort Benning, GA (20072013)
● U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Benning, GA (2007-2013). Project list:
Historical Restoration and Building 490 metal siding ($118K)
Building 2876 modification for open storage ($471K)
Building 358 secure open storage ($349K)
Building 4 display cabinets ($8K)
CRC Fence ($96K)
Building 214 CID Administration Renovation ($121K)
Building 217, 911 Call Center, Vehicle Registration, SJA Courtroom ($845K)
Task Order #12, Flagship #67, Major Historical Renovation of Buildings 481, 482, 483, 484, 486, 487 and 488 ($1.2M)
IDIQ 2 nd Tier Task Order Management, 7 buildings ($987K)
Renovation of Buildings 2881 and 2882 ($283K)
Renovation of Buildings 2488 and 2489 ($423K)
● Hurt Plaza renovations; Atlanta, GA ($329K)
● Wal-Mart store remodels throughout the U.S. (1988-2000)
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