Assistant Project Manager
Resume:
Tracy A. Rodriguez
**** **** ********* ******, # *** Fresno, CA 93711 559-***-**** ******@***.***
Work Philosophy
A successful person does not draw attention to herself but brings focus to a team’s performance. When one succeeds, the team succeeds. As a team leader, part of my responsibility through management and administration is to motivate the team to perform at its best through the life of the project. By providing professional guidance and supervision to all team members, I develop a plan of action and work the plan.
Education and Licenses
Attending Construction Management Professional Development program at Fresno State,
Associate’s Degree, conferred 1986 Fashion Merchandizing Westland College, Clovis, CA
Fresno City College, attended 1983-1984, 1987-1991 Business major
University of Phoenix, attended 2007-2008 Business major
OSHA 30 Certificate
Trench and Excavation Competent Person
Long Term Care Insurance License
Life Only License
Up to date first aid, CPR, and AED certificate
Skills & Abilities
MANAGEMENT
Held directly accountable for all aspects of assigned projects which include
a complete understanding of contract documents and governing procedures;
managing and scheduling subcontractors;
purchasing and scheduling equipment and materials;
document preparation and tracking;
facilitated owner, subcontractor, and safety meetings;
financial projections for quarterly reports and monthly progress billing;
pricing and preparation of change order costs and cost analysis;
problem solving to realistic resolution.
Follow up for meeting end dates.
SALES
One-on-one direct marketing and sales;
Plan and coordinate sales and marketing events;
Varied customer service experience.
COMMUNICATION
Commitment to a high level of personal and professional ethics;
Emphasizing team goals;
Building relationships through collaboration with all members of a project;
Maintaining a positive attitude while initiating a calm and encouraging environment;
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
LEADERSHIP
Past Board Member, Highway City Community Development;
Oversight Member, Bond Measure B, Central Unified School District;
Past Board Member, Foundation for Central Schools;
Past Member Fresno County Committee on School District Organization.
Tracy Rodriguez
Projects and Experience
GENERAL CONTRACTOR:
ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER/PROJECT MANAGER CORPORATE CONTRACTING, AREA 3 SOUTH AND AREA 4 ROEBBELEN CONTRACTING JUNE 2018-NOVEMBER 2019
Accountable to Program Manager;
Responsible for project planning and related tasks;
Document review and disbursement;
Coordination of work teams;
Development of purchasing;
Sub-contact development;
Financial controls emphasizing increased profitability;
Develop scope for subcontracts;
Facilitate subcontracts
Projects
Assistant Project Manager
Remodel bullrooms, restrooms, and offices for Pacific Gas & Electric Company in Bakersfield, Templeton, and Santa Maria;
Assist senior estimator with developing general requirements within health care market segment;
Verify and comment on plans and specifications within Bluebeam Revu™ prior to submitting to OSHPD for Reviews 1 and 2;
Write subcontracts;
Meet with design team regarding plans, quality assurance, schedules, and budget.
Project Manager
Development of scopes of work and estimating fence replacement for Pacific Gas & Electric Company facilities in Dinuba and San Jose;
Coordinate civil and electrical engineer team for project development from concept through design;
Prepare financial projections;
Communicate monthly financial update for Pacific Gas & Electric Company;
Prepare Roebbelen monthly projections and work in progress reports.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR:
PROJECT MANAGER LONG ELECTRIC COMPANY JUNE 2017-APRIL 2018
Accountable to director of project management;
Responsible for project planning and related tasks;
Execution of terms of contracts;
Document review and disbursement;
Coordination of work teams;
Development of purchasing;
Sub-contact development;
Financial controls emphasizing increased profitability;
Develop scope for subcontracts;
Facilitate subcontracts
Projects
El Centro Elementary School Re-Roof June 2017-August 2017
Vacaville Intersection for Solano Community College July 2017-April 2018
Cal Trans Fairfield Maintenance Facility Charging Stations, September 2017-April 2018
El Centro Elementary School Modernization, December 2017-April 2018
Tracy Rodriguez
ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER HARRIS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. DECEMBER 2013-MAY 2017
Accountable to Project Manager and Owner Representative;
Responsible for all project administration and related management tasks;
Negotiation of costs to realistic profitability for all parties;
Projects – Africa Adventure at the Fresno Chaffee Zoo; new District office for Kings Canyon Unified School District.
PROJECT MANAGER COLLINS ELECTRICAL CO., INC. MODESTO AMAZON DISTRIBUTION BUILDING, PATTERSON FEBRUARY 2013-SEPTEMBER 2013
Report directly to the Modesto Branch Manager and General Superintendent.
Pricing and preparation of purchase orders;
Research and cost comparison.
PROJECT MANAGER COLLINS ELECTRICAL CO., INC. FRESNO YOSEMITE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT FEBRUARY 2006-FEBRUARY 2013
Report directly to the Fresno Branch Manager and client the Fresno Yosemite International Airport. Held directly accountable for all aspects of the electrical installation of each assigned project and documentation preparation for reconciliation with corporate;
Responsible for all project administration and related management tasks;
Knowledge of FAA regulations;
Projects – Terminal, Security Checkpoint and Baggage Claim Remodel; Taxiway B Rehabilitation; Terminal Expansion; Runway 11r Rehabilitation and ongoing security and maintenance.
Brief Project Descriptions
Fresno Chaffee Zoo, Africa Adventure Exhibit
Development of 22-acre expansion with a $49 million budget. Thirteen acres completed by 2015 and 9 were reserved for future Adventure exhibits. Separate exhibits housed lions, elephants, hoof stock, giraffes, cheetahs and rhinos. Two watering holes, 200,000 and 275,000 gallons, served the animals and birds. A third 500,000-gallon watering hole also provided a containment barrier between the elephant and the hoof stock exhibits. A water cleaning and treatment system was incorporated into the aesthetics, the water treatment facility placed behind a waterfall structure in the elephant exhibit. Other features of the expansion are
1)An approximately 20,000 square foot pre-manufactured, tilt up building for the elephants, which included internal lift crane and an internal food preparation and storage area, as well as a hose-down yard;
2)2 custom-designed, oversized pre-manufactured barns to house giraffes (with internal crane & cable pulley system) and hoof stock;
3)A 60-foot baboa tree constructed of shotcrete, complete with viewing holes and elephant feeding area; and
4)A shotcrete elephant enrichment feature deigned to stimulate curiosity.
Central High School West Campus, Central Unified School District
New construction project between 1994 and 1995 on approximately 10 acres. The campus housed 3 classroom wings and an administration building. A complete theater with both performance and teaching spaces was built, as was a cafeteria with full institutionally equipped kitchen that also served as a multipurpose space. The campus design accommodated a metal shop, an auto mechanics shop, art classrooms, space for domestic technology teaching, science labs, and a library. A full gym provided weight rooms, wrestling rooms, and 2 lockers rooms. The campus also featured a full outdoor amphitheater.
Tracy Rodriguez
Clovis Elementary School, Clovis Unified School District
New build project between 1999 and 2000 with a budget of approximately $9 million on an estimated 6 acres. The buildings were wood frame with structural steel and were comprised of an administrative office with full media library, multipurpose cafeteria space with outfitted full prep kitchen, 4 classrooms, and a separate building for kindergarten. Development of the grounds provided a paved parking area and outdoor play courts.
Liberty High School, Madera Ranchos
New construction project between 2000 and 2002 on approximately 20 acres with a budget of an estimated $23 million. Two buildings utilized innovative multi-purpose designs, providing moveable walls and capacity for re-designing space to fit changing needs: the Library Media Center/administration building and the cafeteria/theater building. The campus provided 2 classroom buildings, a science lab building, and full gymnasium. In addition, Liberty High School was given its own 1-million-gallon water storage tank, water treatment drainage ponds, new wells, and a sewage processing plant. Outdoor space consists of parking lots, one that accommodates busses, play courts, and sports fields. Road improvement was also included.
Clovis North and Granite Ridge Intermediate Combined Campuses
Electrical installation provided for a multi-prime and multi-phase construction project. This project combined a junior high school and high school on a shared campus, with some shared buildings. Installation of interior site lighting and controls took place between 2005 and 2007 in several buildings with an estimated budget of approximately $2.5 million. Of special interest was the installation of a collegiate lighting and sound system shared by the Clovis North dual gymnasium and the Granite Ridge gymnasium.
References
Casandra D. Lindell, LMFT
Personal friend
Mo Elahi
Executive Marketing Director, WFG Transamerica
Mike Berg
Ret. Superintendent of Schools, Central Unified School District
Derek Zumwalt
Director of Human Resources, Roebbelen Contracting
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