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St. Petersburg, Florida ***** Phone 727-***-****

E-mail abncj9@r.postjobfree.com John David Oldja

Objective To utilize my years of experience in construction

management to find employment as a superintendent

with a reputable general contractor who preferably

specializes in government contracts and has room

for career advancement.

Relevant December 2007 - November 2009 J. Kokolakis

Experience Contracting, Inc.

Tarpon Springs, Florida

Assistant Superintendent

Managed and coordinated all aspects of construction

and scheduling for two buildings on a nine

building, 16 acre project (see project list below)

Responsible for ensuring all construction was

performed in accordance with contract documents

(prints, specs, approved shop drawings, RFIs, ASIs,

etc)

Responsible for Quality Control forms and daily

reports, which recorded subcontractor work

performed, man count and issues/delays

Hosted preconstruction meetings for upcoming scopes

of work

Hosted daily coordination and weekly subcontractor

meetings and recorded meeting minutes when

necessary

Conducted weekly safety meetings "Tool box topics"

and responsible for enforcing general contractor's

safety policy and OSHA compliance

Created, distributed, and resolved punch and action

item lists to appropriate subcontractors

Temporarily managed construction of St. Petersburg

College's chilled water loop project where chilled

water supply and return lines of up to 16" were

laid and attached in addition to construction of a

new chiller plant

September 2006- October 2007 P.J. Callaghan

Company, Inc.

Clearwater, Florida

Superintendent

Responsible for lining- up and keeping a working

relationship with subcontractors and owners

Established daily and weekly goals for the project

in accordance with critical path and project

schedule

Made- up a schedule for the entire project by

working with the project manager

Called in necessary inspections and performed

quality control to ensure success

Interpreted contract documents and explained them

if necessary

Created monthly slide shows on Microsoft project to

show progress to customer/owner

Attended to punch- list given at the end of project

in order to receive final compensation

Learned assistant project manager duties by working

with P.J. Callaghan's Senior Project Manager in the

office for three months

September 2006- February 2002 John Oldja

Construction, Inc.

St. Petersburg, Florida

Superintendent

Responsible for obtaining proper permits from the

city or county as well as filing notice of

commencements

Responsible for ensuring every part of the project

was bid on by subcontractors prior to

construction, getting the job plans to

subcontractors in a timely matter, and making sure

they were all collected and submitted to my

superiors on time

Communicated with and kept superiors informed

Gained valuable construction experience through a

wide variety of different projects including new

luxury residential and commercial projects, as well

as additions, remodels, and build-outs of both

commercial and residential

Gained hands- on experience in many trades

Gained important experience dealing with a large

number of insurance restoration projects

Construction Florida Certified General Contractor CGC1517184

related Completed OSHA 30 hour safety training course

Education University of South Florida Tampa, Florida

Bachelor of Arts/ Political Science

Extracurricular Member of Tampa Lodge #25 Free and Accepted Masons

activities

Member Sigma Nu National Fraternity (rush chair

2000- 2001)

Member Florida Olympic soccer team 1997- 1999

Holder of Florida Real estate license

Holder of Florida Insurance Adjusters license

References Furnished upon request

Project List for John David Oldja

1- Pinellas County Job Corps- St Petersburg, Fl (Approx $35 million)

New Construction for the United States Department of Labor of nine mixed

use buildings totaling approximately 175,000 square feet on a 16 acre

site with full installation of utilities and underground infrastructure.

Building uses were two 30,000 sf dormitories where the attendees will

live, a kitchen (culinary arts) with over 400 food service items

installed and coordinated with MEP trades, a 9000 sf gymnasium with

adjacent recreation hall and locker room, dental, administrative,

security and maintenance buildings, as well as an automotive training

building equipped with mechanical car exhaust systems, weld stations, and

a rotary car lift. The site required full utility and infrastructure

installations along with the removal of unforeseen deleterious materials

and the construction of three retention ponds. Construction included

extensive excavating and land grading, stem wall and foundation work,

crane placement of structural steel, structural cmu walls, crane

placement of hollow core precast, the construction of two semi truck

loading docks with dock levelers for unloading, structural form and pour

columns, standing seam metal roofing over barrel truss system,

membrane/built up roofing systems, face brick, curtain wall and

storefront window systems, full MEP installations, pre-action fire

suppression systems, ansul system, many more specialty items and interior

finishes.

2- Hillsborough County Courthouse renovations- Tampa, Fl (Approx $22

million) Construction consisted of two shifts working 24 hours a day on

three adjacent buildings- the main courthouse, the north tower and the

Edgecombe building. Nearly 250,000 sf of space was renovated, including

exterior improvements to the existing structure. Construction included

minor structural adjustments, a membrane roofing system, harvesting of

travertine and terra cotta for future reuse, interior metal stud

partition walls, installation of hundreds of hollow metal window frames

and doors, all new floor coverings including raised access flooring for

data/telecommunication lines, tile, carpet, vct, elevator renovations,

millwork installation in new courtrooms, acoustical ceilings, fire

suppression systems, new mechanical systems including VAVs and fan coil

units, chilled water lines, plumbing upgrades and electric throughout

3- Southeastern Freight Lines trucking terminal expansion - Thonotosassa,

Fl (Approx $13 million) Consisted of extensive site work and addition of

lift stations and utility tie ins, an expansion to the existing loading

dock, where nearly 40 new overhead doors and dock levelers were installed

for the trucks to load and unload, addition and renovation to the

administrative offices and an 8500 sf metal building addition and tie- in

to the existing trucking terminal service building. I was the

superintendent overseeing the service building expansion, which was the

most complex part of the project. Included in this project was

extensive slab and foundation work, plumbing and mechanical, the

construction of a deep concrete pit which was connected to an oil- water

separator, slab sealing, block work, vertical steel column placement and

metal building erection, use of scissor and snorkel lifts, as well as a

lull, use of crane with 60' boom, running metal roofing and tying in to

perlins, the removal and resetting of a telephone pole, the addition of a

new electrical panel, underground directional boring, installation of 4'x

4' commercial ventilation fans, installation of 16' overhead doors,

overhead compressed airlines, and installation of a fire suppression

system among others.

4- First Community Bank- St. Petersburg, Fl (Approx $100,000) --

Consisted mainly of a drive- thru addition and site work. Two drive-

thru lanes were created and about 20,000 sf of asphalt was repaved

resulting in proper slope for run- off. This project included form and

foundation work for the new columns, the construction of a new dumpster

enclosure, forming and pouring of new curbs, installation of new vacuum

powered tube lines by Premier Hamilton, electric, metal stud framing,

stucco and lath, paint, installation of a new irrigation system, built-

up roofing, sidewalks, and landscaping.

5- Gulfport Central Title Company- Gulfport, Fl (Approx $90,000)

Consisted of a 1600 sf addition to the existing title company. Six-

teen hundred square feet were added on to the back of the existing title

company, which included foundation and slab work, termite spray, carpet

installation, plumbing and mechanical, metal stud framing, electric,

drywall, wall and ceiling texture, paint, lath and stucco, window

installation, pre- engineered truss system, shingle roofing, and digging

a retention pond.

6- Thailand Restaurant and Steak House- Sarasota, Fl This project was an

interior commercial build- out, which was located in a strip mall off of

Clark Road. The owner of the Thailand Restaurant wanted to expand to a

steak house and sushi bar, so he purchased the space next door, and

wanted to incorporate the two spaces into one restaurant. We ended up

knocking out the wall in between the two spaces and combining them.

Included in this project was substantial demolition work, installation

of 6 new hot tables, installation of mechanical exhaust hoods and make

-up fans, flooring, installation of new seats and booths, ventilation

systems, fancy new wall d cor, framing for doorway, drywall, paint, and

finish.

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