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PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY: Hold current U.S. Government Secret security clearance. Results-focused professional with successful experience in all facets and trade related disciplines of construction management, facilities operations and maintenance, construction planning and scheduling, advanced steel work (structural, pipe, plate), concrete reinforcement, construction inspection and quality assurance, safety and occupational health program administration, and hazardous materials management. Highly skilled in welding in flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions. Core competencies: Welding, metal fabrication, forklift operation, resource efficiency, compliance verification, contract review and compliance, planning and estimating, material acquisition, blueprint reading, and conflict resolution. Skill in the use and maintenance of all types of hand tools, power tools, specialized tools, measuring equipment, and related support equipment. In-depth knowledge of standards, procedures, methods, and techniques applicable to construction projects including construction equipment, materials, and utility systems.

Safety and Occupational Health Management: In-depth knowledge of standards, procedures, methods, and techniques applicable to construction projects, including construction equipment, materials, and utility systems to determine compliance with regulations and standards. Expert knowledge of concepts, laws, regulations, standards, procedures, methods, and techniques applicable to a broad range of safety and occupational health program and abatement measures. Skill in the use and maintenance of all types of hand tools, power tools, specialized tools, measuring equipment, and related support equipment. Working knowledge of general management functions, practices, and procedures sufficient to understand organizational objectives, safety and occupational health principles, regulations, standards, and work processes of various organizational segments; the requirements, methods, and techniques of accident/ mishap investigation, analysis, resolution of routine safety problems, and reporting procedures; and risk assessment methods and techniques for evaluating low safety and occupational health risk areas. Ability to interpret engineering drawings and specifications sufficient to identify hazardous conditions in proposed facilities/renovations.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 03-2010 to 08-2012

Material Liaison Officer and Steelworker, E-6, 50 hours/week U.S. Navy, Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 133 Provided effective leadership to four personnel in the inventory management and issue of $6M in Class IV materials in support of four high profile Pacific Command projects. In support of the battalion’s 2011 Field Training Exercise, supervised two personnel in the receipt, inventory, and issue of class IV material valued in excess of $225K. Demonstrated exceptional knowledge in planning, implementing, and controlling the efficient, effective flow and storage of goods, services, and related information from point of origin to point of consumption for the purpose of conforming to customer requirements. Performed document control work involved in the processing of supply transactions in accordance with procedures and directives. Provided prompt, quality assistance to customers, storage depots, and other organizations.

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Maintained stock levels for authorized items from assigned suppliers by reviewing stock records and determining replenishment needs. Received, examined, verified, identified, processed a variety of incoming materials, complete equipment items, technical components, parts, and commodities. Inspected and identified items received for adherence to terms of contracts, purchase orders, and/or government specifications and assigned correct receiving classification. Responsible for organizing and coordinating an effective storage operation. Provided for the care of supplies in storage (COSIS) applying preservation techniques to protect from deterioration or damage. Independently performed a complete range of storage, re-warehousing, and consolidation assignments, such as placing, arranging, rotating, marking, and tagging of items on pallets and in bin, bulk, or other storage locations. Used an automated system to select storage locations of items being shipped or received or to inquire on status of items. Lay out storage space and established item and material locations providing for maximum space utilization. Selected proper storage location for material based upon accepted methods, procedures, and techniques to include safeguarding of pilferable items. Used pallets to stack and store items considering item characteristics, quantity, compatibility with other items and storage location, space available and the established storage plan or the designated maintenance as necessary. Ensured assets were correctly packaged, stored, and controlled to prevent pilferage and corrosion. Inspected stored/on-hand property for proper identification and usability conditions. Accurately prepared and maintained forms, files, index/stock lists, and technical orders. Performed comprehensive quality reviews of the full spectrum of warehousing functions. Inspected stored/on-hand property for proper identification and usability conditions. Accomplished inventories by counting items and properly completing tally listings and other inventory documents. Inventoried items using formal, informal, item-by-item, or group inventory methods and using manual or automated inventory systems. Performed tasks involved in issuing and shipping items. Selected and assembled items based on priority, type of material, mode of transportation, destination, and type of transaction. Segregated and moved materials to holding area or dock and verified item identification on request forms. Obtained required signatures on appropriate paperwork before shipping/issuing items. As Hazardous Materials supervisor, packed and accomplished certification of all types of hazardous cargo in accordance with federal regulations. Performed visual assessment of material’s physical condition, and quantity, size, and specialized handling or storage requirements. Assessed overall warehouse procedures, space utilization techniques, and condition discrepancy coding, as well as specialized procedures to safely handle, pack, store, label, and ship hazardous materials. Prepared and verified shipping documents for correct safety and destination coding, hazardous material classification, and special handling instructions using manual and automated processing procedures. Utilized the Consolidated Hazardous Materials Reutilization and Inventory Management Program (CHRIMP). Crew Leader/Steelworker: Provided general engineering and construction in support of joint exercises, humanitarian assistance and theater security cooperation. Planned, coordinated, and directed work of subordinate staff engaged in various functions of advanced construction, advanced steel work, quality assurance, planning and estimating, and safety. Provided effective leadership to crewmembers in completing minor and major construction projects on time and within budget. Used excellent mathematical aptitude in construction planning and estimating of materials in site work, concrete, masonry, metal, carpentry, moisture protection, doors, windows, hardware, finishes, and basic mechanical and electrical components. Procured materials, determined time and labor requirements, and established project schedules. Managed budgets in excess of $100,000 and maintenance and repair of $350,000 worth of tools and equipment. Established maintenance, cost control, warehouse, and tool/equipment inventory programs.

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Provided effective leadership to steelworkers in erecting steel bridges, tanks, buildings, towers and pre engineered structures; fabricating, erecting, installing, fitting, welding and bolting structural steel shapes, plates and the built up sections used in heavy construction; laying out, fabricating and installing sheet metal assemblies and systems; performing welding and metal cutting operations; installing and reinforcing steel in concrete structures. Demonstrated advanced skill in reading and interpreting blueprints, preparing sketches for projects, making estimates of materials, labor, and equipment requirements. Personnel Management/Supervisory responsibilities: Planned work to be accomplished by subordinates, set and adjusted short-term priorities, and prepared schedules. Assigned work to subordinate employees based on organization priorities, deadlines, and consideration of difficulty and requirements of assignments such that the experience, training, and abilities of staff were utilized effectively to meet organization and customer needs. Balanced workload and provided advice, guidance, and direction on a wide range of technical and administrative issues. Assessed and revised policies and procedures as needed to find ways to improve quality, timeliness, and efficiency of work. Kept management and employees informed on issues and decisions affecting them, including feedback from conferences and meetings. Provided performance reviews that clearly communicated the adequacy of performance, identified and promptly addressed performance deficiencies, recognized and rewarded deserving employees and work groups. Held employees responsible for satisfactory completion of work assignments. Treated others fairly and professionally, and created a positive and cooperative environment that enhanced staff morale and motivation.

10-2006 to 03-2010 Safety Supervisor/Hazardous Materials Manager, E-6, 50 hours/week U.S. Navy, Amphibious Construction Battalion One

Masterfully administered and managed the Navy Occupational Safety and Health Program for the battalion. Planned investigations, analyzed mishaps and hazardous conditions to determine origin, causes, and contributing elements and prepared written evaluation reports concerning findings. Conducted comprehensive Management Assist Visits to recommend improvements and better prepare personnel for evaluation. Conducted timely assessments of work center activities in accordance with Occupational Health and Safety regulations (29-CFR-1926 and 1910) for the safe performance of mission related duties. Investigative efforts included the inspection of work-related personal protective equipment, the condition of work areas, the safety of work practices, and the degree of compliance with safety program. Through annual inspections as well as spot inspections, provided expert advise and counsel on the development of safe operation of equipment, identification of common work associated hazards as well as sound egress procedures. Independently performed a full range of duties in both industrial and tactical military operations such as, the detection and correction of unsafe conditions in vehicle maintenance shops, warehouses, munitions/hazardous materials handling and storage areas, and offices. Determined unsafe acts during range operations, convoy movements, and other military unique tactical operations and recommended corrective procedures Evaluated and analyzed safety standards and data such as accident frequency, causal factors, survey reports, tactical operations, and determined effective countermeasure procedures. Compiled and analyzed mishap data, identified trends, and developed comprehensive recommendations to eliminate mishaps. Generated detailed reports containing graphs, charts, and recommendations for changes in operating procedures, local regulations, and use of protective devices. Used effective oral and written communication skills in the presentation of status reports and responding to inquiries from various sources, and presenting educational and other training briefings. KENNARD N. CALDEIRA Page 4

Utilized thorough knowledge of safety and occupational health laws, regulations, principles, theories, practices, and procedures in advising on or resolving technical matters dealing with OSHA requirements. Developed safety and occupational health standards, regulations, practices, and procedures to eliminate or control potential hazards. Developed and implemented programs to reduce the frequency, severity, and cost of accidents and occupational illnesses. Analyzed or evaluated new and existing jobs, processes, products, or other systems for compliance with established safety and occupational health policies or standards and to identify potential new hazards. Employed and effectively applied expert knowledge of health, safety, and environmental requirements as outlined in applicable safety standards, regulations, and technical orders, natural disaster response procedures, training techniques, use of special equipment, accident/mishap investigation and analysis, risk assessment, technical safety training and instruction, safety code and safety standard compliance, traffic safety, hazardous materials management, ergonomics, and public and community relations.

As Hazardous Materials supervisor, packed and accomplished certification of all types of hazardous cargo in accordance with federal regulations. Performed visual assessment of material’s physical condition, and quantity, size, and specialized handling or storage requirements. Assessed overall warehouse procedures, space utilization techniques, and condition discrepancy coding, as well as specialized procedures to safely handle, pack, store, label, and ship hazardous materials. Prepared and verified shipping documents for correct safety and destination coding, hazardous material classification, and special handling instructions using manual and automated processing procedures. Utilized the Consolidated Hazardous Materials Reutilization and Inventory Management Program (CHRIMP). 03-2002 to 10-2006 Steelworker, E-6, 50 hours/week U.S. Navy, Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven Provided effective leadership to steelworkers in erecting steel bridges, tanks, buildings, towers and pre- engineered structures; fabricating, erecting, installing, fitting, welding and bolting structural steel shapes, plates and the built up sections used in heavy construction; laying out, fabricating and installing sheet metal assemblies and systems; performing welding and metal cutting operations; installing and reinforcing steel in concrete structures. Utilized blueprints and sketches to layout, fabricate, construct or repair containers, pressure vessels, piping, ductwork, steel structures and equipment by cutting, welding, riveting and assembling ferrous and nonferrous plate, heavy sheet metal and structural shapes in both field and shop areas. Analyzed and planned work to be performed by interpreting engineering drawings, sketches, work orders and verbal instructions. Selected and procured materials, supplies and tools for the job. Made simple and complex layouts for cutting, welding, bending, punching and drilling per blueprints and specifications. Cut, formed, shaped, assembled, fabricated, welded, dismantled and installed using hand and power tools, welding, cutting and burning equipment as required in performing duties. Rigged material and equipment for lifting as required. Performed welding maintenance and interim repairs on 342 pieces of Civil Engineer Support Equipment.

Instructor: Employed sound knowledge of lesson planning, instructional strategies, teaching and communication skills in conducting numerous instructional hours on welding, soldering, and torch fundamentals to work center personnel, broadening the capabilities of two work centers. Developed effective instructional material methodologies, which included order of presentation, level of interaction, feedback, and remediation. Demonstrated subject matter proficiency in classroom presentations and written materials. Provided classroom and field instruction designed to impart specialized technical knowledge in developing a myriad of skills in welding, soldering, and torch fundamentals. KENNARD N. CALDEIRA Page 5

Presented material clearly, concisely, and in sufficient detail as to make it clear without sacrificing thoroughness and accuracy, and to ensure it was understood and comprehended by students. Used demonstration-performance, lecture, teaching interviews, guided discussion, and other teaching methods. Maintained accurate records of student achievement and certify achievement of criterion objectives. Remained cognizant of classroom participation and evaluated progress to identify requirements for individual improvement.

Entry Controller (Auxiliary Security): Provided a high profile, visible presence to protect life and property and to deter the risk of loss or criminal activity resulting in destruction of property, injury or loss of life. Protected Department of Defense property and critical national strategic assets. Conducted vehicle inspections. Controlled personnel access to the installation, restricted buildings, facilities, and areas by checking identification credentials. Examined contents of unusual packages being brought into restricted areas. Conducted vehicle searches in accordance with prescribed directives. 06-1999 to 03-2002 Shop Supervisor/Crew

Leader, E-5, 50 hours/week U.S. Navy,

Construction Battalion Unit 42

Shop Supervisor: Performed shop management functions involving maintenance scheduling, requisition and inventory control of spare parts, formulating and administering budgets up to $150K and effectively managing an inventory of equipment, parts, tools, and supplies valued in excess of $350K. Planned and controlled work methods, production schedules, operating procedures, and performance standards. Effectively led and assisted a diverse construction crew in erecting steel bridges, tanks, buildings, towers and pre-engineered structures; fabricating, erecting, installing, fitting, welding and bolting structural steel shapes, plates and the built up sections used in heavy construction; laying out, fabricating and installing sheet metal assemblies and systems. Performed welding and metal cutting operations. Installed and reinforced steel in concrete structures. Utilized blueprints and sketches to layout, fabricate, construct and repair containers, pressure vessels, piping, ductwork, steel structures and equipment by cutting, welding, riveting and assembling ferrous and nonferrous plate, heavy sheet metal and structural shapes in both field and shop areas.

Crew Leader: Analyzed and planned work to be performed by interpreting engineering drawings, sketches, work orders and verbal instructions. Selected and procured materials, supplies and tools for the job. Made simple and complex layouts for cutting, welding, bending, punching and drilling per blueprints and specifications. Cut, formed, shaped, assembled, fabricated, welded, dismantled and installed using hand and power tools, welding, cutting and burning equipment as required in performing duties. Rigged material and equipment for lifting as required.

Managed project team, defined scope, developed and managed project plans and project budgets. Directed activities, project objectives, risk management, change control processes, project communications and ensured project compliance with the Project Management Methodology. Coordinated, scheduled and assigned project tasks. Maintained working relationships with client functional areas. Accountable for overall planning and direction of projects typically requiring the utilization of resources both within the project team as well as coordination of resources outside the team. Responsibilities were complex and required significant experience, initiative, and judgment. Developed project schedules, status reports and identified project risks.

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Identified and scheduled project deliverables, milestones, and required tasks to meet project objectives. Coordinated activities of project personnel to ensure project progressed on schedule and within budget. Evaluated progress and reported progress in terms of quality and performance metrics common to electrical projects. Modified schedules as required. Effectively delegated project tasks and ensured successful task completion. Demonstrated exceptional process orientation, solid understanding of project management techniques, methodologies and best practices. Demonstrated the ability to influence without direct authority to achieve necessary goals.

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING: U.S. Navy: Intermodal Dry Cargo Container

(CSC) Reinspection, 24-hrs, 02/10 Alcohol Drug Abuse Management for Supervisors, 02/10 Gas Free Engineer and Gas Free Engineering Safety Officer for Surface, 12/08 Elevated Causeway, 80-hrs, 05/08 Leading Petty Officer Leadership Course, 40-hrs, 04/08 Respiratory Protection Program Management, 01/08 Hazardous Material Control and Management (HMC&M) Technician, 05/07 RCRA Hazardous Waste Review, 12/05 Sheet Metal Work II, 120-hrs, 08/05 Steelworker Planning and Estimating, 80-hrs, 05/05 Arc Welding (Pipe), 80-hrs, 09/04 Maintenance Welding, 160-hrs, 04/04 Arc Welding (Structural) II, 80-hrs, 02/04 Basic Rescue, 40-hrs, 02/04 First Line Leadership Development Program, 80-hrs, 11/03 Introduction to Hazardous Waste Generation and Handling, 24-hrs, 02/03 Construction Safety Standards, 80-hrs, 12/02 Construction Management, 40-hrs, 11/02 Project Planning and Execution, 11/02 Rigging II, 40-hrs, 10/02 Advanced Steelworker, C1, 400-hrs, 06/02 Fleet Hospital Field Training, 40-hours, 07/00 Chemical Biological Radiological Team Training, 40-hrs, 12/99 Maintenance Welder, 11/97 Shielded Inert Gas Welding, 10/97 Steel Reinforcing, 02/97 Steelworker, Class A, 400-hrs, 02/95

U.S. Air Force: Airlift Load Planner,

40-hrs, 11/10 Airlift Load Planner Phase II,

48-hrs, 02/09 Airlift Load Planner Phase I,

16-hrs, 02/09

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS: U.S. Navy:

NEC-6010, Advanced Steelworker NEC-9595, Hazardous Material Control Management Technician NEC-5712, Elevated Causeway System (Modular) Specialist) NEC-6021, Safety Inspector

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PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS (continued):

Respirator Management Certification, 2009

AWARDS, HONORS AND RECOGNITION: Navy and Marine Corp Achievement Medal (4), Presidential Unit Citation, Navy Unit Commendation, Army Superior Unit Award, Good Conduct Medal

(6), Navy Efficiency Ribbon (3), National Defense Service Medal (2), Armed Forces Service Medal (2), Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (8), Humanitarian Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal (2), Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, NATO Medal, Navy Rifle Marksmanship Ribbon (Sharpshooter), Navy Pistol Marksmanship Ribbon (Marksman), Afghanistan Campaign Medal, and Seabee Combat Warfare Specialist. Received numerous Letters of Recognition, Commendation, and Appreciation for outstanding job performance, military service, humanitarian and community service. OTHER INFORMATION: Military Service: U.S. Navy 08-27-1992 to 08-31-2012; honorable discharge; retired Veterans Preference: 5-point Eligibility: VRA, VEOA, U.S. Citizen, DEU

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