David Ambrose

Abington, MA

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617-***-****

Objective

I am seeking an opportunity as a Construction Project Manager position with a company in the commercial construction industry. I have provided professional construction services for over 34 years, the past 9 1/2 years with The HYM Investment Group. I have extensive experience in the full construction process from management of the design process through completion of construction, interacting with design teams, clients, and construction trades. My skills include oversight and input during design, bidding, and construction and include cost and schedule management. Experience

The HYM Investment Group, LLC, Boston, MA, 9.5 Years Vice President Construction (March 2018 – September 2023)

• Oversaw over $1B of construction projects, representing the owner’s investments and monitoring the general contractor’s budget and schedule.

• Kept owner informed with regular updates.

• Responsible for reviewing and approving the construction requisitions to confirm the general contractor is billing according to what was completed at the time.

• Coordinated between several simultaneous projects on the same site.

• Managed relationship with neighbors.

• Handled utility process directly with providers.

• Worked with the general contractor to obtain all owner required documentation and Certificate of Occupancies for three high rise buildings.

Senior Project Manager (April 2017 – March 2018)

• Worked with the entire design team to assist with design and construction administration.

• Oversaw junior staff members on several projects on the same site.

• Attending weekly meetings and providing any information or feedback to represent the owner’s best interest. Project Manager (May 2014 – April 2017)

• Responsible for reviewing and approving the construction requisitions.

• Attended weekly meetings and provided any information or feedback to represent the owner’s best interest.

• Oversaw construction projects to represent the owner’s investments and monitor the general contractor on budget and schedule.

Structure Tone Inc., 711 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA, 14 Years Project Manager (May 2005 – May 2014)

• Responsible for creating job schedules and updating throughout, creating two weeks look ahead schedules.

• Created critical path and milestones for projects.

• Ran and created meeting minutes for client and subcontractor meetings.

• Responsible for creating and acquiring pricing for change orders. Project Superintendent (May 2000 – May 2005)

• Onsite organization and management of subcontractors, vendors, building personnel.

• Created submittal log and identified any lead time issues.

• Managed quality control and ensured projects are completed on time and on budget. Other Relevant Experience

Tocci Building Corporation, Woburn, MA

Project Superintendent / Field Engineer (1998 – 2000)

• Onsite organization and management of subcontractors, vendors, building personnel.

• Created submittal log and identified any lead time issues.

• Managed quality control and ensured projects are completed on time and on budget.

• Performed project layout.

Suffolk Construction, Boston, MA

Project Superintendent / Field Engineer (1996 – 1998)

• Onsite organization and management of subcontractors, vendors, building personnel.

• Created submittal log and identified any lead time issues.

• Managed quality control and ensured projects are completed on time and on budget.

• Performed project layout.

Deltec Corporation, Quincy, MA

Project Superintendent (1993 – 1996)

• Onsite organization and management of subcontractors, vendors, building personnel.

• Created submittal log and identified any lead time issues.

• Completed renovations & construction of Star Markets. Quincy Associates, Quincy, MA

Assistant Superintendent / Field Engineer (1989 – 1993)

• Onsite organization and management of subcontractors, vendors, building personnel.

• Performed project layout.

• Completed construction of 13 Boston Chicken restaurants and multi-unit condo & apartment buildings. Ambrose Associates, Westwood, MA

Framing Foreman/ Owner (1986 – 1989)

• Ran multiple framing crews.

• Purchased materials and scheduling deliveries for multiple crews.

• Managed quality control and ensured projects are completed on time and on budget.

• Built homes from foundation to tight to the outside elements. Education

Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, MA

Bachelor of Science in Building Construction

Blue Hill Regional Vocational Technical High School Carpentry Certificate and Diploma

Licenses

30-Hour OSHA Certification

10-Hour OSHA Certification

Technical Competencies

Computer competent in: Microsoft Excel, Word, Project, CMIC, New Forma, BIM 360 References

Paul Crisalli

Partner & COO

The HYM Investment Group, LLC

Office # 857-***-****

Cell # 914-***-****

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Kaitlin McCarthy

Founder & CEO

Ionic Development Company

Cell # 203-***-****

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Finn O’Sullivan

Principal

John Moriarty & Associates

Cell# 617-***-****

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Thomas O’Brien

Managing Partner & CEO

The HYM Investment Group, LLC

Office # 617-***-****

Cell # 617-***-****

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Joe Cameron

Superintendent

John Moriarty & Associates

Cell # 617-***-****

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Relevant Project Experience

One Congress Street Tower, Boston, MA

Cost: $540,000,000

This project is a 43-story office tower constructed of LBE & Slurry wall deep foundations and structural steel and poured in place concrete slabs on decking. The curtain wall consists of unitized glazing systems and a connection roof terrace that connects to the residential building.

The Sudbury Residential Tower, Boston, MA

Cost: $450,000,000

This is a 47-story residential building that consists of 368 Apartment units and 55 Condo units on the top 11 floors. This building has a combination of LBE’s, Casson and Slurry wall for a deep foundation system. The lower portions of the building consist of poured in place structural slabs. Once past the 3rd floor all the structural systems consist of post tension slabs with a large concrete core and shear walls on each side. The façade consists of a metal panel system with unitized glass panel system. There are two distinct featured areas on the 9th floor that consists of a pool cantilevered of the structure by a large transfer beam built into the design and there is a 32nd floor outdoor roof deck in the apartment portion. These two areas consist of a full gym, yoga studio, Bar and lounge and Sport simulator room on the 9th floor. The 32nd floor consists of a Chiefs Kitchen area, a full lounge with pool table with direct access out to the outdoor roof deck with a westerly view. The condo floors are prefinished in various sizes consisting of 5 units per floor. There is a dedicated club room on the 33rd floor and a 48th floor roof terrace for condo owners only.

Twenty 20 Residential Tower, Cambridge, MA

Cost: $250,000,000

This is a 20-story ground up 355-unit apartment building that features direct views of Boston from a roof terrace, outdoor roof deck and a large amenity floor including basketball court. The building was constructed from Structural Steel and concrete on decking. The exterior consists of metal panels and a unitized glass and spandrel system. Government Center Garage Capital Projects, Boston, MA Cost: $56,000,000

This project was performed in the Western portion of the garage to bring the current systems and structural up to code. It involved removing the topping slab in areas to allow structural clips to be repaired or replaced throughout the garage. All the electrical systems were upgraded to current codes and an entire dry sprinkler system was installed also. We also installed mechanical ventilation systems with CO detection systems. We installed new traffic coating in the entire garage along with an enhanced signage package to assist patrons with their location. In order to help improve the flow of traffic we installed upgraded entrance and exit gate systems with vehicle recognition cameras to speed up transactions. We also installed two new elevators and an additional egress stairwell to improve the customer experience. All this work was performed in numerous phases and the garage stayed fully functional during the entire operation. Government Center Garage Enabling & Mass Deconstruction, Boston, MA Cost: $50,000,000

This project consists of complete demolition of the Eastern portion of the garage reducing the garage in half. This had numerous challenges a large portion is over the MBTA Green

& Orange line train tunnels heading north. The required numerous meetings to determine the safest and best way to demolish the garage structure with the MBTA team assigned to the project. The work consisted of work on non-revenue time frames to remove one piece at a time over the MBTA right of way. This involved several City of Boston agencies to be involved it involved the closure of Merrimac Street that the garage spanned over. Government Center Garage Enabling Part 1, Boston, MA Cost: $6,000,000

This project consisted of new ramping on the 3 lower floors of the garage to improve the functionality of the garage. It also included the installation of a new exit ramp to be installed for future development to take place and always keep the garage operational. All this work took place while the garage stayed operational the entire time. Government Center Garage Partial Demolition, Boston, MA Cost: $10,000,000

This demolition was performed in the Southwestern corner of the garage to make way for the new Residential building that was going to constructed in that location. The demolition was performed during several shifts to expedite the schedule. Government Center Garage Helix, Stair & Elevator Deconstruction, Boston, MA Cost: $25,000,000

This project consisted of the deconstruction of the existing garage helix ramp and the existing egress stair and elevator tower to make way for the new office tower, One Congress. It was critical that this work took place while keeping the garage open to the public. We had to construct temporary overhead protection to keep Bowker Street open directly beside the helix ramp.

Puma Corporate Office Fit-Out, One Congress Street, Boston, MA Cost: $5,000,000

This was a 60,000 SF space with an open ceiling concept, bar joists exposed along with all the fireproofing and mechanical equipment installed and everything painted. There is a large server room, UPS system, Rack mounted Cooling system, pre-action system. Involved tremendous field coordination of all trades involved because of the exposed nature of everything. This project was constructed in a 12-week schedule. MA Department of Industrial Accidents Fit Out, One Congress Street, Boston, MA Cost: $3,500,000

This was a 55,000 SF project with numerous offices interior & exterior, 10 interior hearing rooms, numerous challenges were to coordinate all the state required items into the design & construction with too many parties make decisions when they wanted to. We performed this work in a 10-week time frame.

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