Construction Engineering
Resume:
Louis Ippolito
Miami, FL *****
Work Objectives
To use my experiences in the construction business as well as my business sense and education to make your company the best it can be in the workplace. My experience in the bridge construction area, multi-million dollar projects and the high rise arena will be a huge asset to your company.
Education
Belleville High School (New Jersey) 1957
Barstow Community College (ADBM) 1995
AIU (BDBA) 2012
Professional Accreditations
Two year course in construction engineering (NCE) 1958
Surveying course completed (Essex County Engineering Dep’t) 1959
Typing course completed (U.S. Army) 1965
Tilt slab construction course w/Symons Forms 1972
OSHA course completed (Broward County Florida) 1974
Completed CPR course (San Bernardino Fire Dep’t) 1986
Two year column in Tallahassee Democrat 1987
Professional Skills
Vice President of Project Management
General Superintendent of Malls and large retail stores
Scheduling of subs and materials
Planning and supervising multi projects
In charge of final inspections of projects
Hiring and firing of personnel of projects
Management and budget control
Attending all meetings with Architect and owners of projects
Practical Decision-making communication and negotiation skills
Computer Efficiency
Word, Power Point, Google functions
Employment History
Parker Construction Co. 2008-2015
Discount Auto Parts Stores 2006-2008
Universal Studios (Hollywood California) 2002-2006
Franco Construction Company (Sherman Oaks, California) 2000-2002
Biele and Associates (Hollywood, Florida) 1997-2000
US Financial Southeast (Miami, Florida) 1994-1997
Edward J. DiBartolo Corporation (Youngstown, Ohio) 1988-1994
Franklin Contractors (Whippany, New Jersey) 1975-1988
Essex County Engineering Dep’t (Cedar Grove, New Jersey) 1958-1964
Project List
As a superintendent for Parker Construction I worked on hospitals, multi-family projects and remodeling jobs.
Concrete flooring, columns and beams. Supervising total construction of 30M private home for prominent producer in Hollywood, California.
30 feet high by 14 long a retaining wall with natural stone/moss for a private home in Bel Air, California.
Twelve Discount Auto Parts stores in Central Florida. Each one consists of about ten thousand square feet and the largest one was thirty five thousand square feet.
Ten private townhouses in Atlanta, Georgia. Each one was thirty thousand square feet and cost two hundred thousand to build.
A tennis community in Orlando, Florida, including 75 condo units, gas station, seven eleven store, ten tennis courts including two covered and the main one covered with all the amenities. Cost was 56 million with land.
West Palm Beach Mall, West Palm Beach, Florida. Enclosed mall with 57 stores inside. Cost was 29 million dollars. Signature store was Burdines.
Dadeland Mall, Miami, Florida. Enclosed mall with 48 interior stores. Cost was 22 million dollars. Signature store was Burdines.
Treasury Stores, Hollywood, Florida. One story store was 72 thousand square feet. Cost was 14 Million dollars with property.
General Superintendent of construction of Hollywood Mall and Pompano Mall.
Eighteen story condo building in Ft. Myers, Florida on the Caloosahatchee River. Building cost was 15 million dollars with pool and other amenities.
Oriole Village, Pompano Beach, Florida was a three story, ten building, 30 thousand square foot building. My obligation was to construct the infrastructure including: floor slabs, block walls, tie beams and tie columns including the post tension slabs on the second and third floor slabs.
A four bridge project in Clifton, New Jersey connecting the New Jersey Turnpike to Clifton Ave. The project included a twenty foot retaining wall, columns ranging from five feet in diameter to eight feet in diameter, roadways with rebar’s and concrete and steel railings running on the sides of each bridge. The total cost of these bridges was about 18 million dollars.
Remodeling the inside of the Universal Studio’s main offices including the CEO’s and other underlings. The total cost was 4 and a half million dollars.
One 18 story high rise in Hollywood, Florida on the beach. This one included two pools, restaurant, clothing stores and two offices with 6 apartments to a floor which added up to about 100 thousand square feet. The cost was in the neighborhood of 12 million dollars.
References:
Danny Parker Owner: Parker Construction 954-***-****
Joe Casha Superintendent: Franklin Contractors
Ira Wellisch Construction Manager: Biele and Associates
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