Mike Bell Resume

Cell 407-***-****

Home 407-***-****

QUALIFICATIONS

• 32 years of hands-on construction experience.

• Training: Site equipment and crane operator; unlimited CDL, Class A license; Hazmat training; Florida and Tennessee storm water certifications; Contract Negotiations; Prolog Construction manager; Sure Track Scheduling;

OSHA 30 certification; 100-ton master unlimited passenger tugboat captain with STCW fire training; scuba diver, first aid, CPR.

• Skilled in planning, managing, and controlling field operations for educational facilities, office buildings, renovations, Bridge construction and demo, and redevelopment projects, retail, concrete and steel structures, medical institutes, and multiple high-rise office buildings.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE As a Senior Project Superintendent at Denark, I oversee total project field effort and responsible for all construction activities on the jobsite. Project Management and supervisory responsibilities include safety; quality control; liaison with the owner and design team; coordination with subcontractors and suppliers; performance and safety supervision of subcontractors; supervision of field forces; daily and weekly schedule coordination with the owner; cost containment through efficient use of time, labor, and construction methods; adherence to plans and specifications; and coordination of inspections.

1997 – Present General / Senior Project Superintendent

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Montgomery Central High School; Clarksville TN

Pete Bau, Facilities Manager Montgomery County Schools

2620 Madison Street Clarksville TN 37043

931-***-**** ext. 1109

Spring Hill Elementary School; Spring Hill, TN

Wally Keller, Construction Manager, Maury County Public Schools or Devan Brown @ Denark Const. 865-***-****

501 West 8th Street, Columbia, TN 38401

931-***-****, Ext. 152

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13 Projects thru out Florida

Pete Pace, Clancy & Theys Construction Company

7308 Greenbrier Parkway, Orlando, FL 32819

407-***-****

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U.S. Patent & Trademark Office; Alexandria, VA

Jim Herdman, Turner Construction Company

3865 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, VA 22203

571-***-****

KCE Structural Engineers Allan Kisheimer 202-***-****

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS

Denark Construction 6/7/08 to present

Spring Hill Middle School ($24,214,000)

Spring Hill, Tennessee

Completed: Construction of a masonry and structural steel shell that is mostly one story with two classroom wings that are two stories on a 39-acre parcel of property. The main floor level is approximately 120,000 SF and the second level is 38,326 SF. The parking area consists of 311 regular parking spaces and 18 ADA spaces. A sports area includes one baseball field, one softball field, one soccer field, one football stadium with a sports track around the field, and one centrally located concessions building. The building is designed to be a “state of the art” facility. Owner: Maury County Board of Education.

Clancy and Theys construction (General Superintendent) 1/5/07 thru 6/7/08

Renaissance Hotel SeaWorld Renovation ($27,100,000)

Orlando, Florida

A prime location across the street from SeaWorld® Orlando and Discovery Cove, the Renaissance Orlando Resort expertly combines the enchantment of America's favorite playground with its own imaginative style. This beautiful SeaWorld® Orlando hotel provides a winning combination of location, exquisite amenities, and unexpected touches that create an unparalleled experience. Guest rooms offer contemporary retreats that blend seamlessly with modern conveniences. 185,000 SF of innovative meeting space and a scenic outdoor reception area. Architect: CMMI, Inc.

Clancy and Theys construction (General Superintendent) 1/5/07 thru 6/7/08

NASA Operations Support Building II ($27,000,000)

Kennedy Space Center, Florida

The Operations Support Building II is an Agency safety and health initiative project in the Launch Complex 39 area at Kennedy Space Center, totaling 189,000 SF. The 5-story building, which sits south of the Vehicle Assembly Building and faces the launch pads, includes 960 office spaces, 16 training rooms, computer and multimedia conference rooms, a 352-person Mission Conference Center with an observation deck, technical libraries, an Exchange store, storage, break areas, and parking. Architect and Engineers Wolfberg, Alvarez and Partners, Coral Gables, Florida, designed the facility.

Clancy and Theys construction (General Superintendent) 1/5/07 thru 6/7/08

Orlando-Orange County 408 Expressway Office Building ($21,500,000)

Orlando, Florida

Located at 525 S. Magnolia Avenue. This is a four-story office complex.

Clancy and Theys construction (General Superintendent) 1/5/07 thru 6/7/08

Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority Administration Center ($20,500,000)

Orlando, Florida

This complex is structural steel frame with aluminum panel, brick veneer, and glass curtain wall exterior. This project involves a 3-story, 89,000 SF office building that will house the operations and administrative functions of the Orlando/Orange County Expressway Authority. Scope of work also includes all site work for the six acre parcel, consisting of embankment, grading, drainage, paving, water distribution, wastewater collection and lighting. Architects: C.T. Hsu + Associates, PA, Orlando, Florida.

Clancy and Theys construction (General Superintendent) 1/5/07 thru 6/7/08

Orlando International Airport BP-369 and 370 Airside 1 and 3 Hurricane Repairs ($12,122,000)

Orlando, Florida

Upgrading mechanical and electrical infrastructure; expanding the hub in all 4 quadrants; and upgrading the wings.

Clancy and Theys construction (General Superintendent)

Clancy and Theys construction (General Superintendent)

Orlando International Airport Airside 2 ($2,400,000)

Orlando, Florida

Base building area is 318,000 SF. 16 gates (2 wide body, 14 narrow body). Additional ramp parking for 4 narrow body aircraft. 30,000 cubic yards of concrete. 28,000 SF of curtain window walls. 12,000 SF of skylights. AGT/people mover. First hub in the US with cable supported skylights. 4,650 SF of floor mosaic.

Clancy and Theys construction (General Superintendent)

DeLand Municipal Complex & City Hall ($9,776,000)

DeLand, Florida

New 3-story Municipal Complex and City Hall. This 48,000 SF city hall facility accommodates all of the City's administrative functions including City Commission chambers, administrative areas for City managers and staff, permitting and inspection departments, conference areas and upgraded lobby areas for public assembly. Also a 2,000 SF fire station addition. Architect: C.T. Hsu + Associates, PA, Orlando, Florida.

Turner Construction (Mid-Atlantic office) Sr. Superintendent 2/7/02 thru 1/5/07

U.S. Patent & Trademark Office ($600,000,000)

Alexandria, Virginia

Project consists of 5 buildings totaling 2,700,000 SF and 2 garages totaling 1,300,000 SF. Each of the 5 buildings is 10 stories in height, with full basements and penthouses. The facades are comprised mostly of brick, with one elevation being precast. The buildings, arranged in a campus-like setting, include punched windows, curtain wall, and a 13-story glass atrium located in the main Head House building. The Child Development Center accommodates up to 138 children in a state-of-the-art early learning facility in the midst of this new headquarters complex. Designed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, LLP, architectural firm. Gensler architectural and interior design provided the interior design.

Turner Construction (Mid-Atlantic Office) Sr. Superintendent 2/7/02 thru 1/5/07

Howard Hughes Medical Institute ($500,000,000)

Janelia Farm Research Campus, Virginia

High-tech biomedical research campus in Loudoun County, VA, along the Potomac River near Leesburg. Facility includes approximately 760,000 SF of new labs, offices for principal investigators, an auditorium, an in-house hotel, underground parking, and research rooms. Features of the research rooms include high ceilings and industrial floors. Centerpiece of the projects is a 610,000 SF research building with a vivarium. Scientists and researchers are housed in the on-campus living quarters. Design by internationally renowned architect Rafael Viñoly.

Turner Construction (Mid-Atlantic Office) Sr. Superintendent 2/7/02 thru 1/5/07

Johnnie B. Byrd, Sr. Alzheimer's Center & Research Institute ($60,000,000)

Tampa, Florida

The world’s largest free-standing Alzheimer’s research facility, located at 4001 East Fletcher Avenue, housed on the campus of the University of South Florida. A 7-story building, more than 100 feet in height. Total of 108,000 SF – comprised of 60,000 SF of laboratory research space; 20,000 SF of clinical research space; and 2,000 SF for education and community space. Architect: Adache Group Architects, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Tug Boat and Yacht Captain

Nationwide and the Bahamas 1996 thru 2/7/02

(Johnson Controls) Crane Rigging Superintendent 1980 thru 1994

Patrick Air Force Base/Cape Canaveral Air Force Station – Complex 40 and 41 ($80,000,000)

Cocoa Beach, Florida

Erection of two 310’ towers. The Air Force constructed Launch Complexes 40 and 41 to launch Titan III and Titan IV rockets just south of Kennedy Space Center.

Self Employed

Space Coast Stadium – Brevard County ($28,000,000)

Viera, Florida

Known as Marlin Stadium at time of construction. Spring Training Complex. The complex is a state-of-the-art facility. The ballpark features field box, loge box, bleacher, grass berm, and luxury skybox seating. The stadium can accommodate approximately 7,000 fans. It seats approximately 6,600 and another 200 fans can catch a closer glimpse from the Grass Berm, located just in front of the Party Deck in right field. Architect: HOK Sport.

Self Employed

Harbor Royal Condominiums ($8,000,000)

Melbourne, Florida 1978

As a crane operator I provided planning and execution of all equipment on this two 8-story twin towers, at this prestigious condominium complex.

Crane and Rigging, Tug boat and Yacht Captain, General Superintendent and Project Management

1976 Through 2010

1976

I worked for Calin Crane Co. in Cocoa, Florida. I started with this company when I was 16 years old; as an oiler in the crane yard. By the time I graduated high school, I was operating a 1972 108 Link Belt friction crane. Mostly on hourly jobs where I got much experience on how to assemble and disassemble the crane daily.

After Hurricane David in 1981, I was on Operator / Rigger in the removal of damaged boats and sew walls in the Fort Pierce Marina, Ft. Pierce, Florida.

1982

I worked for East Coast Crane and Rigging Co. as a Erector, Operator and Rigger. I got experience on all equipment in their inventory. I worked on a 300 ton Manitowoc Ringer Crane that was set up on a barge in Tampa, Florida installing new cooling towers at a power plant in Tampa Bay.

1983

I worked at Cape Canaveral Air Force Base, Cape Canaveral Florida. I was licensed to operate all equipment that the U.S. Government had. This included all overhead cranes, Portal Cranes, Ship Winches, and am qualified to do all the set up and rigging needed. My duties while at Cape Canaveral were extensive; I had a U.S. Government secret security clearance. I loaded 38 ton Nuclear War Heads on the Trident Submarines, to installing an air conditioner on the 300 ft VIB (Vehicle Inverted Building)

1984

I was intimately involved with the U.S. Government Humming Bird Space Reef Project; In which we took down a 150 ft umbilical tower off base, transported it to Port Canaveral Trident dock, loaded it on a barge, shipped it 20 miles off shore where it was then set with explosives and sunk to make the reef.

A high light and pivotal moment in my career was being in charge of the crane and rigging that was used on a 150 ft LCU landing craft. We loaded a 30 ton Hydro crane and went off shore into the Atlantic Ocean in 12 ft seas. This was immediately after the explosion of the Shuttle Challenger in 1986.

Our crew was the first response team. Our ship located and retrieved the booster rocket that caused the disaster. We found the right wing and left landing gear, and the crew cabin of the Challenger.

After the investigation was completed we took the remains of the Shuttle and deposited it into the 150 ft deep minuteman silo at Cape Canaveral Air Force Base and encapsulated it with a 35 ton lid. I continued working at the cape through 1994.

1995

After this experience I was compelled to go to sea. I went to school, studied and gained two years of sea time to qualify to take the U.S. Coast Guard Exam and received my 100 ton Masters Unlimited Passenger Captains License with additional training and endorsements in towing and radar.

1996 – 1998

I worked with Beyel Brothers Crane and Rigging Co. (Reference) Steve Beyel (Cell 561-***-****)

I was captain of a 98 ft Washington Tug Boat “The Salvation Rose” my responsibilities included maintaining the operations of the crew and crane barges in Vero Beach, Florida in the successful demolition and removal of HWY 60 bridges in Vero Beach, Fl. We loaded the barges that went 8 miles off shore, out of the Fort Pierce Inlet and created a new fishing reef at specific locations designated by the State of Florida Fish and Wildlife Management.

1998

I worked for Richards Paint MFG. (Reference) Eric Richard (Cell 321-***-****) I was the captain of their corporate yacht. My duties were to run and maintain the yacht, keeping it in bristle condition, entertainment, providing accommodations, deep sea fishing, diving, and travel of all customers. Our trips were in the Florida Keys, all parts of the Bahamas, the eastern sea board and the Gulf of Mexico through and up to New Orleans.

2002

I have also gone through S.T.C.W. (Standards of Training Certification and Watch Keeping) which was through the U. S. Coast Guard, hands on training of survival Techniques, Safety, Social Responsibilities, Basic Fire Prevention, fire fighting and First aid. I continued working for Richards thru 2003 when the owner sold the boat.

2003 to Present

I have worked for Turner Construction Co. which was a (21 Billion plus company) and some other construction companies as you can see per my resume to date. I have worked for some of the most impressive companies in the U.S. with duties ranging from crane operation and rigging to General Superintendent, Project Management. With gaining extensive knowledge and experience on the very High Profile Jobs!

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