Manager Construction

Objective

To be able to fully utilize my knowledge, skill, and desire to

produce the best results possible for my employer.

Summary

I have been in the construction industry for 41 years in the

following positions: carpenter apprentice, journeyman carpenter,

foreman, general foreman, superintendent, senior superintendent,

construction manager, regional construction manager, purchasing

manager, purchasing agent, warranty manager, safety director,

workplace compliance manager, senior workplace compliance

manager, and vice president of new products.

Work History

1999-present KBHOME Senior Workplace Compliance Manager

Performing unannounced workplace compliance inspections for OSHA

safety standards and EPA General Permit compliance nationwide.

Regional Construction Manager: supervise the construction of

single family, duplex housing and multi-family housing.

Training and evaluating subordinates. Achieved and maintained

one of the highest CSI's in the Division.

1999. Builder, Oakwood Homes, LLC Superintendent

Supervise the construction of new homes from ground breaking to

buyer possession, focusing on homeowner delight. Also

establishing a minimal number of walk through items per house at

closing.

1996. SR Homes Warranty Department Manager/Safety Director

Establish warranty department and set up procedures. Setting

parameters and implementing safety procedures to comply with

OSHA regulations and requirements as well as monitoring

subcontractors and employees for compliance.

1992. Colonial Homes Purchasing Agent/Vice President of New Products

Establish accounts and contracts with subcontractors and

suppliers for the best possible prices. Coordinated all aspects

of setting up new subdivisions in a tri-state area. After

subcontractors and suppliers were on line and models built,

hired local supervision for remainder of subdivision.

1989. G & R Builders, Albuquerque, NM Vice-President

Supervised all construction including land acquisition and

development dealing with all local and federal agencies.

Education

CISEC - Certified Inspector of Sediment and Erosion Control

International Erosion Control Association - Inspector

CDOT - Stormwater Management

Red Rock Community Collage - OSHA Train the Trainer

University of New Mexico 35 hours in Economics

New Mexico Energy Institute

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners

Certificates

> Certified Cal-OSHA instructor

> International Erosion Control Association

> Certified Inspector of Sediment and Erosion Control

> Colorado Department of Transportation Stormwater Management

> Red Rock Community Collage - OSHA Train the Trainer

> Construction C Supervisor-City of Denver

> Supervisor Certificate-City of Aurora, type C

> United States Department of Labor - OSHA Instructor

> State of New Mexico GB-98

> International Conference of Building Officials

> New Mexico Vocational Institute

> University of New Mexico

> VP Albuquerque Home Builders

> Construction Advancement Program

> Associated General Contractors

> New Mexico State Apprenticeship Council

> United Brotherhood of Carpenter and Joiners

References Available Upon Request

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