Paul Cobb

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Powder Springs, GA ****7 Mobile:

404-***-****

Email: ac3owb@r.postjobfree.com

Experience:

Federal Bureau of Prisons 05/2012 – 09/30/2017

USP Atlanta Salary: 94,000.00 USD Per Year

601 McDonogh Blvd. S.E. Hours per week: 40

Atlanta, GA 30315 General Foreman

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I establish goals, set priorities, schedule and manage the long term and daily operations for the department. Oversee all new construction, renovations, maintenance and preventative maintenance for a United States Penitentiary. Facility has a high security institution, satellite camp, Power House, 47 buildings on approximately 162 acres. Supervise twenty-seven detail foreman including HVAC, electrical, communications, plumbing, paint, landscape, Power House operators and general maintenance. Manage the computer maintenance management system CMMS ensuring tracking for all materials and manpower are entered properly. Ensure all inspections concerning life safety and critical systems are conducted in a timely manner and any deficiencies are corrected as scheduled. Manage a budget of over three million dollars, including purchased utilities, cost centers for maintenance, motor pool and construction projects. Review all cost center purchases, determine future major equipment and construction financial requirements. Provide training opportunities for staff through Regional funding. Responsible for the preparation of CAD detailed construction and modification drawings, ensuring all life safety, environmental, OSHA, federal and state guidelines and code requirements are correctly documented. As COTR I review all project documentation to include contracts, specifications and material listings. Ensure during onsite inspections all work and materials meet specifications. Prepare and review project requests including cost estimates involving construction and mechanical work, justifications and proposed project time lines. Ensure all permits and licenses required by local, state or federal agencies are maintained. Federal Bureau of Prisons 08/2009 - 05/2012

FCI Big Spring Salary: 89,450.00 USD Per Year

1900 Simler Dr Hours per week: 40

Big Spring, TX 79720 Facility Manger

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Management of all construction, repairs, improvements, and maintenance to the physical plant, as well as UNICOR buildings. This includes all equipment, utilities, energy conservation, and major operating units. This institution sits on 103 acres, with 53 buildings, the majority of which were built by the Air Force in the 1940's. Preparation of preliminary plans and working drawings and all estimates involving construction and mechanical work. Responsible for the departmental budget, personnel management, reporting compliance, and monitoring of environmental requirements of local, state and federal regulations. Ensuring that required licenses and permits are obtained and are on file as prescribed by local, state, and/or federal laws. Licenses and/or permits may be needed to conduct actions related to boiler plant operations, sewage plant operations, potable water treatment and fuel storage tanks.

Federal Bureau of Prisons 12/2000 – 08/2009

FCC Tucson Salary: 82,000.00 USD Per Year

9300 south Wilmot Rd Hours per week: 40

Tucson, AZ 85756 General Foreman

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

As General Foreman I assist the Facility Manager in establishing goals, setting priorities, scheduling and managing the daily operations and work for the department. The facilities department is responsible for new construction, renovation and maintenance for a Correctional Complex consisting of a high security penitentiary, medium security facility, a satellite camp, power house and garage. Responsible for the preparation of CAD detailed working drawings, cost estimates involving construction and mechanical work, departmental budgets, personnel management, reporting compliance and monitoring of environmental requirements, Local, State, and Federal regulations. Supervision of 32 staff positions with a diverse area of skills and trades. Federal Bureau of Prisons 06/1995 – 12/2000

FCI Dublin Salary: 45,000.00 USD Per Year

5701 8th Street Hours per week: 40

Dublin, CA 94568 Engineering Technician

As Engineering Technician, I was responsible for the preparation of all required documentation and specifications to complete all Facilities projects. This includes field measurements for site plans, design of new buildings and the renovation of existing structures, drafting of all plans for regional approval, material estimates, review of codes and specifications. When the new CMMS program was implemented in the BOP, I was tasked with setting up the new program and installing it throughout the institution. I accomplished this assignment without any Regional assistants.

I was responsible for preparation of the Facilities monthly report, maintaining the vehicle tag report, Time and Attendance for staff payroll and maintenance of the department’s computer hardware and software. I setup, implemented and instructed a vocational training class in AutoCAD for inmates. I reorganized the way in which drawings and related documentation were controlled, upgraded construction estimating to a computer data base, created spread sheets for tracking fuel usage.

Teac Engineering 10/1995 – 10/2000

San Ramon, California Salary: $25 per hour

Contract Drafter / Designer Hours per week: 20

Prepare construction documentation for residential and commercial structures from engineer field sketches, architectural drawings and code specifications. Pick up materials from the company prepare drawings from my home and return for engineering review. Make any necessary corrections or additions from the engineering staff. Roberts Engineering 09/1990 – 06/2000

Martinez, California Salary: $20 - $25 per hour

Drafter / Project Manager Hours per week: 40

Covert engineering field drawings into piping and instrumentation AutoCAD documentation. Perform field surveys of piping and processing equipment for Tosco Oil Refinery and Kraft General Foods. Prepare from surveys accurate drawings of field processing and instrumentation control systems. Document individual control systems throughout the plants produce single line loop drawings, and multiple system PID drawings.

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