Gregory L. Adams

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Salem, Ohio 44460

330-***-**** - Residence

330-***-**** – Mobile

Experience: 2012 – Present Roth Bros. Inc. Youngstown, Ohio

Project Manager

Work in conjunction with sales engineers/director of operations, and software

Engineers in order to develop an engineered automation and/or security system

that will meet or exceed customer expectations. Duties include: submittal procedures,

reading mechanical and electrical design drawings, project coordination, interfacing

with other construction trades, system installation and start-ups and minor onsite

programming. Currently working at V.A. Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio averaging 50 -60

hours per week.

2010 –2012 Cherokee Nation CRC U.S. Army Picatinny Arsenal New Jersey

Jobsite Superintendent

Responsible for the facilities at Picatinny Army Arsenal under the Job Order Contractor

(JOC) section for Cherokee CRC.

Comprehensive project management experience in all phases of construction,

maintenance and repair including: economic feasibility studies, contract negotiations

with subcontractors, cost estimates, verification of approved submittals, planning

and scheduling, jobsite inspections and supervision of personnel. Projects included:

Multi-million dollar renovations, new construction and additions to existing buildings.

Interior renovations include: rebuilding floors, walls, ceilings, plumbing, mechanical

systems, lighting, electrical systems, sprinklers, HVAC as well as all finishes.

Road rehabilitations, resurfacing parking lots, layout of parking stalls, concrete curbing,

earthwork, retaining walls, pedestrian walkways and installation of underground

utility lines and water mains. Also, I Provided support for various mission critical projects

for the Army’s Research and Development program. Responsible for conformance with

the Department of the Army and N.J. uniform construction code requirements. Average

work week consisted of 60 hours.

1995 – 2010 Chrysler Corporation, Twinsburg, OH.

Journeyman Die Maker

Duties included: new die construction, die repair, engineering changes, troubleshooting of

Progressive die lines and ran various small machines such as lathes, milling machines,

drill presses and surface grinders along with many hand tools. Also responsible for

assigning work to apprentices and overseeing that the work was being completed safely

and conforming to quality specifications. Other responsibilities included hourly checks of

hydraulic and electrical equipment/systems while press lines were running. Work week

averaged 56 hours, but very often put 64 hours per week.

Experience: 1989 – 1995 Roth Bros. Inc., Youngstown, OH.

Autocad Designer

Responsible for a full range of engineering duties with HVAC, lighting and energy

management systems, both residential and commercial. Worked at job sites to do

system start-ups and problem shoot electrical circuitry as well as getting as-built

drawings completed. Worked 40 hour week unless out of town on site.

1994 – 2000 A.U.T.T. Design, Lake Milton, OH.

Residential Designer

Responsible for designing residential construction plans conforming to county codes

in Portage, Trumbull and Summit counties. Worked with owners to establish viable

floor plans. Constructed working blueprints ensuring the structures were built within

compliance of state and local codes. Oversaw contractors on site to ensure structures

were built to specifications in a smooth and timely manner.

1987 – 1989 Booth Industries, Warren, OH.

Machinist Leader

Worked as night shift machinist ensuring quality product was shipped out. Liaison to

Owner with daily reports and any problems encountered. Duties included various

machining facets such as centerless grinding, milling, and bar straightening. Work

week usually 30-40 hours per week. Proficient at AutoCad, Smirt, and Catia.

Military: 1991 – 1999 U.S. Coast Guard Reserves

Four years Search and Rescue, Fairport Harbor, OH.

Four years Port Security, Camp Perry, OH.

Served in “ Operation Uphold Democracy” in Haiti

Honorable Discharged as Petty Officer 2nd Class

Education: 1987 – 1989 ITT Technical Institute

Associate of Applied Science Degree – Commercial Engineering and Drafting Tech.

1995 – 1999 Tri-C Community College

Die Maker Apprenticeship classes. Achieved Journeyman card.

Licenses: Overhead cranes, cargo carriers, JLG, aerial and scissor lifts

Skills: While at Picatinny Army Arsenal, had security clearances and C.A.C. card to work on U.S.

Military installations. Completed many safety classes such as lock-out tag-out, OSHA 30

hr, confined space and Hazmat to list a few. Misc. skills include small engine

maintenance and repair, able to operate all types of farm machinery, snowplowing,

mowers, trimmers, edger, as well as tractors, backhoes, and excavators. Willing to work

any and all hours and able to work in all types of conditions needed to complete tasks.

Very mechanically inclined, self-motivated and quick learner. Complete all my own

maintenance on personal vehicles, tractor, mowers, and equipment.

References: References available upon request.

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