Richard Wendall St. Cyr
***** ******* *****, ***** **. 65459 ( Cell: 573-***-**** ( e-mail:
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Summary
Broad range of experience in development of construction quality control,
safety, training, and environmental compliance plans and programs; proven
track record of providing quality projects on time, at or below budget with
exceptional safety record; possesses a work ethic that ensures success and
contributes to team efficiency and loyalty.
More than 20 years of comprehensive experience in the construction field,
with over 10 years of experience performing project development, quality
control inspections, punch lists, job site safety and environmental
compliance enforcement.
Planned, supervised and performed the construction of Wood, CMU, Concrete,
and Steel structures through all phases of construction to include the
installation of utilities; valued from $10,000 to $73 million; Supervised
and provided quality control and safety oversight to construction projects
ranging in size from ten to 500 persons. Constantly seeking to learn and
apply latest construction techniques and materials to improve quality while
reducing costs and minimizing safety risks.
SKILLS
Carpentry( Masonry( Plumbing( Residential Electrical( Safety Enforcement(
Risk Management( Team Leadership and Motivation( MS Word, Power Point,
Excel, Project ( Project Development ( Secret Clearance
EXPERIENCE & ACHIEVEMENTS
Balfour Beatty, Communities Renovations, Fort Leonard Wood Mo
2011-2014
Project / Safety Superintendent: $58,000 Annual Salary, Supervisor- Ed
Broker 917-***-****
( Closed out a $73 million, 902 unit renovation and 170 unit demolition
project; $2million under budget and 90 days early
( Responsible for the sites safety, training, environmental and OSHA
compliance programs; resulting in no recordable or reportable accidents or
citations
( Developed scopes of work, schedules of values, cost and bid analysis to
determine best qualified contractors for projects.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, various locations.
1981 to 2010
Promoted and advanced through positions of increased responsibility based
on exceptional leadership, proficiency in construction, and management
skills that consistently resulted in exceeding the expectations and goals
of supervisors. Consistently evaluated as among the best in my field of
expertise; served in all leadership positions from Construction Team Chief
to Engineer Training Brigade Command Sergeant Major.
Capabilities Development and Integration Directorate, Fort. Leonard Wood Mo
2009-2010
Sergeant Major (Project Developer): $60,000 Annual Salary, Supervisor- Pete
Tabacchi 573-***-****
( Managed daily operations of six divisions composed of 256 personnel,
developing equipment, training and manpower solutions to capability
shortfalls in the US. Army Engineer, Chemical, and Military Police
Regiments
( Provided input to program managers for the purchase and modernization of
the Army Engineers construction tool sets, improving productivity
throughout the construction field
( Primary instructor for Safety Composite Risk Management
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First Engineer Training Brigade, Fort. Leonard Wood Mo
2008-2009
Command Sergeant Major (Superintendent): $60,000 Annual Salary, Supervisor-
Dean Kucera 573-***-****
( Identified short falls, and implemented changes to the electricians
course that corrected training in grounding and bonding that caused deaths
of soldiers in Iraq
( Developed and implemented changes to the carpentry and plumbers courses
that brought them closer to civilian industry standards improving soldiers
technical abilities
( Responsible for enforcing standards of training for US Army Engineer
Sergeants and Enlisted Soldiers in construction trades, bridging,
demolitions and combat skills with an annual course load of 20,000 Soldiers
62nd Engineer Construction Battalion (Combat Heavy); Fort Hood TX
2003-2008
554th Engineer Training Battalion, Ft. Leonard Wood Mo
Command Sergeant Major (Superintendent): $60,000 Annual Salary, Supervisor-
Ron Zimmerman 573-***-****
( Supervised and conducted the training of US. Army Engineer Officers in
construction trades, demolitions and combat skills with an annual course
load of 6000 students
( Developed construction schedule and safety plan for a 220-mile inland
petroleum distribution system (pipe line); exceeding standard Army
production rates by 150 percent with no accidents during Operation Iraqi
Freedom
( Created a training plan for Iraqi Army Engineer Soldiers in construction
trades that was chosen as the template for use by U.S. Army units
partnering with Iraqi Engineers
Company B, 62nd Engineer Construction Battalion, Fort. Sill Ok
1998-2001
First Sergeant (Superintendent): $55,000 Annual Salary, Supervisor- John
Espe 573-***-****
( Responsible for the troop construction quality control and safety
programs resulting in numerous commendations for quality construction of
Wood, CMU, Concrete and Steel structures with no accidents or injuries
Defense Special Weapons Agency, Kirtland Airbase, NM
1995-1998
Quality Control / Safety Inspector: $45,000 Annual Salary, Supervisor-
Roger Hein (Phone Unknown)
( Performed Quality Control and Safety inspections on $10 million worth of
construction projects annually in support of full sized structural special
weapons effects testing
( Directed the activities of over 100 contract construction personnel
daily, as well as the operation of a 100 Cubic Yard / hr Concrete Batch
Plant
B Company, 864th Engineer Battalion (Combat Heavy), Ft Lewis
1987-1995
C Company, 43rd Engineer Construction Battalion (Heavy) Ft. Benning
Construction Squad Leader / Construction Platoon Sergeant (Foreman)
( Supervised and trained construction crews of 10 to 38 soldiers
( Built Wood, CMU, Steel, and Concrete structures including utilities, with
values of $10,000 to $750,000
( Built numerous wood and steel bridges spanning gaps of 60 to 290 feet
__EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Bachelors of Science, Engineer Administration Management, Park University,
Missouri
Associates of Science, Construction Management, Adam Smith University,
Hawaii
United States Army Sergeants Major Academy, Fort Bliss Texas
Public Works Inspector Training, American Public Works Association
Concrete Field Inspector Certification, American Concrete Institute
Collateral Duty Officers Course for Federal Agencies (Course 600),
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Crane Safety and Rigging Considerations, Crane Inspection and Certification
Bureau
Combat Developers Course, Fort Leonard Wood