Juan A. Morfin
***** ********** ***** ***** ? Houston,
Texas 77066
********@**.*** ? 832-
Education:
University of Houston, Houston, Texas
Houston Community College, Houston, Texas
Fall 2007 - Present
Fall 2011
Bachelor of Science in Construction Management GPA:
3.6/4.0
Expected December 2013
GPA: 2.7/4.0
Objective:
Obtain a challenging full or part time Commercial Construction Management
internship or related field. Seeking a position to exhibit strong
leadership skills and willingness to learn to gain familiarity and take
on challenging and diversified projects.
Relevant Coursework:
Construction Planning & Scheduling Soil Mechanics & Foundations
Estimating
Reinforced Concrete & Building Codes Construction Law & Ethics
Construction Documents Construction Safety Management
Construction Materials & Methods Strength of Materials
Work Experience:
RBC Design ? Project Plan Manager; Construction Supervisor ? Spring 2012
through Present
. Coordinate with clients on projects in order to finalize
construction drawings.
. Manage workers in the erection of metal buildings from ground up.
. Complete intermediate AutoCAD drawings for clients.
. Conduct estimates regarding projects cost.
. Communicate with clients on a daily basis on project status, updates
and design concepts.
. Resolve plan comments with City of Houston engineers in order to
avoid loss of time on a project.
Leadership & Involvement:
. Mexican-American Engineers and Scientists ? Social Event
Coordinator January 2011 - Present
. American Society of Civil Engineers Student Chapter ? Active
Member August 2010-May 2012
. National Concrete Canoe Competition ? Team Leader
August 2009-June 2010
Skills & Community Service:
. Computer: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Photoshop, AutoCAD,
Primavera 6, Sketch-Up
. Fluent oral and written communication in English and Spanish
. Mexican-American Engineers and Scientists - Science Extravaganza
Outreach
Honors & Awards:
. American Society of Civil Engineers - $1000 Scholarship
. Mexican American Engineers & Scientists - $500 Scholarship
. Project Grad - $4000 Scholarship