Project Manager
Resume:
DOUGLAS R. JACKSON
304-***-**** Email ************@*******.***
KBR 2015
Crane Operator
Operating various swing cab cranes. Moved in to a triple 9 Assembly of Duct work and loading and unloading duct sections on trucks. Most os the duct weighed over 25 tons.
Starcon 2014-2015
Crane Operator Boiler Maker
Resposibilities Operating various cranes on site. Operated other Equipment Escavators Forklifts. Working with pipe fitters when needed. As well as Boilermakers.
Overland Contracting
Structural Foreman 2014-2014
Responsibilities include overseeing steel erection bolt up crane operation and setup. Enforcing company safety standards.
Working with QC Worked with pipe fitters fitting pipe and layout.
Site Super intendant
Mountaineer Resources, 2011-2014
Responsibilities include overseeing steel erection/demolition overland belt systems, crane and rigging operations, develop priority list for ordering materials for various projects, implementing and enforcing company safety standards, quality assurance, budget tracking as well as estimating change orders and forecasting project outcome.
Site Super-intendant
Taggart Global, Pittsburg, PA 2002-2014
Responsibilities include running day-to-day mechanical, civil, electrical teams and financial operations on various types of projects, overseeing rigging operations and ensuring the completion of these projects on time and under budget. Included is implementing and enforcing company safety standards, quality assurance, budget tracking as well as estimating change orders and forecasting project outcome. Rent cranes needed on various jobs and operate.
Pipefitter/Welding
Power Mountain Coal, Drennan, WV 1999-2002
Duties included work in all maintenance aspects of a coal preparation plant. Involvement included running equipment, welding/fitting, and millwright work. Rigging of various equipment. Crane operation and set up
Foreman
Powel Construction, Beckley, WV 1994-1999
Assisted superintendant in the running and planning of daily work activities and team building. Understanding and implementing construction documents was critical in my position as a large part of my role was to ensure construction was within specifications. Rigging of various equipment, crane operating as well as set up and figuring loads for various situations Building various truck cranes and operate as a feel in operator
Millwright Foreman
Casey Industrial, Albany, Oregon 1989-1994
First worked with Casey as a carpenter. I shifted into mechanical, working as a millwright who was involved in various types of jobs. I was promoted to Leadman and quickly moved into a Foreman position. Crane set up and operate.
NOTABLE PROJECTS
Metropolis, IL
American Electric and Power (AEP)
Site Supervisor for the reconstruction of two Rail Car Rotary Dumpers. This $10 million dollar project provided a challenge as I was assigned to this project halfway to completion. It was necessary to complete the remaining work with limited costs and on a tight schedule. Construction challenges included setting four trunnions, 30 ft below grade, within a tolerance of a 1/16th of an inch.
Montgomery, WV
Mammoth Coal
Site Supervisor on the construction of a $8 million dollar Clean Coal Conveyor System. Project included the construction of four transfer structures, a 12 ft wide tunnel that was approximately 200 yards long, and 600 feet of conveyor. Notable items include setting 4 - 80,000 lb Gallery Trusses on less than satisfactory site and weather conditions. Also, work included refurbishing 400 ft of old conveyor structure, which was performed mainly by subcontractors. Work was completed within schedule and under budget with no lost time incidents.
Flatwoods, WV
Weyerhaeuser
Millwright Foreman at a new $200 million dollar Strandboard Plant Facility. I was directly responsible for the log handling to flakers portion of the project. Work included the setting of log decks, de-barking equipment, and the installation of dryers within a 1mm tolerance. I managed a crew of 24 workers while on this project ensuring all safety and timelines were met and within budget. Also, I assisted engineering to ensure the correct layout of equipment.
EDUCATION
Clay County High School – Graduated in 1983
CERTIFICATIONS
NCCER Certificates
CPR/AED Certified
MSHA 24 hr Training
OSHA 30 hr Training
MSHA Surface Supervisor
Confined Space Safety Course
Trench & Excavation Competent Person Course
U.S. Department of Labor Surface Certified
Transportation Worker Identification Card (TWIC)
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Structural Welding
Pipe Welding/Fitting
Steel Fabrication
Rigging
NCCCO operator 140*******
Crane Experience
Experience operating many different types of equipment
REFERENCES
Scott Sparks
V ice-President of Taggart Operations
Mr. Sparks construction manager for Taggart and my immediate supervisor.
Jeff Hampton
Owner of Hampton’s Welding
I have worked with Mr. Hampton on various different projects where Hampton’s Welding has been sub contractor
Rick Hammon
General Manger Billings Mechanical
Scott Brown
Project Manager
Gunther-Nash
Worked with Scott at the Oak Springs Project with Consol
Ed Kinz
Millwright Superintendent
Oak Springs Project
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