JAMES M. BAUMER

Cell: 810-***-****

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abm9wi@r.postjobfree.com

Metamora, Michigan 48455

CAREER SUMMARY

A highly organized and thorough Senior Construction Engineering Specialist with extensive

experience in the construction of nuclear and fossil fuel energy plants, manufacturing plants and

installation of machinery. Demonstrated ability to understand and interrupt construction drawings

and specifications so that projects are completed as designed. Proven success in resolving

design issues, preventing project delays. Leadership skills with a unique ability to communicate at

all levels; excellent oral, written and presentation skills. Known as a systematic manager who

takes great pride in achieving outstanding results.

SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Lead mechanical engineer on the construction of the precipitator, cooling tower and

exhaust system on the coal fuel energy plant.

• Collaborated with multidisciplinary groups of superintendents, supervisors, and trades in

the successful construction of the given project per design.

• Responsible for supervising of a team of engineers, assigned their work activity and

monitored the construction progress of the assigned area.

• Reviewed designs and provided solutions for installation issues, this allowed the work to

continue on schedule.

• Ensured material was available prior to scheduling manpower, which prevented delays and

utilized the labor force efficiently.

• Field verified that the construction was per the designed and within tolerance given per the

project specifications.

• Trained new employees that were relocated to the project of the construction procedures,

this help expedite their knowledge of the project standard and specifications.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION, Pontiac, MI 1985-2009

A large international vehicle and industrial automobile manufacturer

Occupational Health and Safety Supervisor, Powertrain Division 1996-2009

Responsible for all GM & UAW Health & Safety activities and regulation compliance.

Investigate all work related incidents, determine the root cause and install the appropriate

corrective action for future prevention.

• Reduced the injury incident rate to “bench mark” levels by developing and

implementing an all employee safety training and safety awareness program.

• Implemented new safety programs and trained all salaried and UAW employees,

ensuring adherence to safe work place requirements.

Plant Engineering – Environmental, Powertrain Division 1991-1996

Responsible for all environmental activities including the HAZCOM Program, monitoring of

underground tanks, securing permits, proper disposal of all waste and appropriate reporting as

required by local, county, State and Federal regulations.

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Plant Engineering – Mechanical Construction, CPC Division 1985-1991

Responsible for short-term construction and renovation projects that included the proper

installation and set up of a safe operating environment for the new plant fire suppression,

compressed air, HVAC and exhaust systems.

GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION (continued)

Plant Engineering – Mechanical Construction

• Managed all plant Environmental activities such as permit request processing and the

completion, review and submission of all required quarterly and annual reports to local,

state and federal Environmental agencies.

DANIEL INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION, (Now Fluor Corp.) Greenville, SC 1982-1985

A General Construction Contractor that builds power plants worldwide

Construction Engineer III -– Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant 1984-1985

Responsible for project management and support with skilled trades in piping and pipe

support installations. Train new employees in Daniel policies and business routines.

Represented corporate management in monitoring plans for installation.

Construction Engineer III – Wolf Creek Gen. Station 1982-1984

Responsible for controlling construction within areas of assignment. Coordinate the activities

of construction personnel and QC that assured acceptance of pipe supports. Complete

project Walk down reviews with the Area Engineer.

Construction Engineer II – Mill Creek Project Unit No. 4 1982

Responsible for providing engineering support and controlling construction within areas of

assignment. Complete project walk down reviews that ensure the completion of the

precipitator, cooling tower and exhaust fan system. Resolve construction conflicts by

communicating with the client, vendors and construction superintendents.

Construction Engineer I – Civil – Cities Service Project 1981-1982

Responsible for providing technical support to assist construction superintendents. Prepare

materials and equipment requisitions. Ensure that delivery of materials was made on

schedule by interfacing with other disciplines.

BAHNSON SERVICE COMPANY, (Now Intermech) Winston-Salem, NC 1981

A Mechanical Contractor that engineered, built and installed ventilation systems.

Field Engineer – South Texas Project

Responsible for designing safety and non-safety ductwork, creating drawing for mechanics to

fabricate ductwork and ductwork supports. Field verified installation and resolved conflicts

with the supporting engineering disciplines.

EDUCATION

Industrial Management, Baker College, Auburn Hills, MI

Math and Sciences, Oakland Community College, Auburn Hills, MI

Architecture and Engineering, Ferris State College, Big Rapids, MI

COMPUTER SKILLS

Proficient with Microsoft Office Programs: Word, Excel, Powerpoint

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