David Addington

Burleson, TX *****

advj3c@r.postjobfree.com

+1-682-***-****

I’m a skilled Superintendent talented in successfully managing all aspects of construction projects. I have proven development of quality teams that work efficiently and safely to job completion. I’m proactive in foreseeing upcoming obstacles and tackling them ahead of time to ensure the project stays on schedule. I can re-strategize and re-direct projects to maintain and exceed expectations and budget. I’m very detailed oriented and manage the direct supervision of the labor and equipment resources onsite, including scheduling and oversight of all subcontractors performing work on the project. I, Project Superintendent, will ensure the Quality Control of the project is maintained throughout construction. I will ensure all aspects of safety guidelines are being completed in a safe and productive manner.

If a strong safety culture is not in place, I will strive to implement the company’s policies and build a culture. I treat every employee with respect, but also run a tight ship and implement and teach the company’s culture. I like to promote talent within the company as well as give incentives for exceptional work and going above and beyond.

Authorized to work in the US for any employer

Work Experience

Project Superintendent

R and E Construction

July 2021 to Present

Project Superintendent

Thalle Construction Co. Inc. March 2020 to

May 2021

General Superintendent

Webber, LLC - Houston, TX

January 2015 to February 2020

• Supervised all bridge operations, utility, dirt work operations & flatwork crew along with lime and cement stabilization of roadways for Tx.DOT and City municipalities.

• Supervise construction of retsining walls, M.S.E walls, sound walls

• Supervise bridge crews and all paving operations.

• Responsible for submitting RFI's and Submittals

• Responsible for hiring pipe and paving crews and supplying manpower for special circumstances.

• Responsible for ordering materials and providing the right machines for jobs.

• Responsible for scheduling crews and materials to job sites.

• Responsible for completing projects on time and at budget.

• Responsible for communicating with engineer’s and inspectors concerning quality of work and change orders due to unforeseen or changing circumstances.

• Responsible for implementing safety policies, conducting safety meetings, enforcing, and holding workers accountable.

• Responsible for SWPPP implementation, daily and weekly inspections, maintaining logbooks, repairs, and upkeep on prevention devices,

• Responsible for the scheduling and managing of all sub-contractors (dirt, paving, and utility)

• Responsible for off renting equipment no longer needed to maintain job cost and budget. Project Superintendent

Jackson Construction - Fort Worth, TX

December 2014 to December 2014

• Supervise utility, paving & flatwork crews.

• Supervise bridge crews along with lime and cement stabilization of roadways for Tx.DOT and City municipalities.

• Responsible for hiring pipe and paving crews and supplying manpower for special circumstances.

• Responsible for ordering materials and providing the right machines for jobs.

• Responsible for scheduling crews and materials to job sites.

• Responsible for completing projects on time and at budget.

• Responsible for communicating with engineer’s and inspectors concerning quality of work and change orders due to unforeseen or changing circumstances.

• Responsible for implementing safety policies, conducting safety meetings, enforcing, and holding workers accountable.

• Responsible for SWPPP implementation, daily and weekly inspections, maintaining logbooks, repairs, and upkeep on prevention devices,

• Ability to work through problems with developers, property owners and large general contractors Superintendent

Steven’s Contractors - Salina, KS

January 2009 to December 2014

• Managed 4 crews of 8-10 employees per crew

• Responsible for SWPPP implementation, daily and weekly inspections, maint aining logbooks, repairs, and upkeep on prevention devices

• Ensure proper and timely ordering of materials for jobs.

• Review blueprints and specifications of job; set up and lay out job site accordingly

• Develop and implement job completion timeline

• Maintain strict safety guidelines and a clean working environment throughout completion of job

• Facilitated daily crew meetings to discuss goals, timeframes, safety, and expectations

• Weekly progress meetings with general contractors and project managers to discuss progress, updates, and any engineering issues

• Train new employees on the use of equipment, job standards, and safety guidelines

• Complete daily log sheets

• Ensured all job site permits were obtained and when necessary, completed Confined Space Entry permit

• Calculated start/finish time and maintained employee timesheets

• Ensure MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) are on file and available on all jobs for material usage

• Oversee crane operations to set heavy structures

• Operated equipment during high-risk situations

• Ensure proper erosion control is installed and maintained throughout job completion

• Re-evaluate job site after any change in environment or weather conditions and facilitate any changes needed. Foreman/superintendent

Steven’s Contractors - Salina, K

January 2005 to January 2009

• Job completion list

• Managed crew of 8-10 employees

• Implemented and enforced all safety measures for jobsite

• Trained employees, when necessary, on job duties and safe and proper use of equipment

• Maintained jobsite schedule and budget

• Maintain safety guidelines on and off highway in accordance with OSHA and DOT. Project Superintendent

Dallas Part 1 Water and Wastewater Improvements, Part 2 Azalea Drainage Relief - Dallas, Texas This project consists of 4 concurrent projects within various areas of the City of Dallas. Included within these four projects are 39 -inch through

12-inch cast-in-place pipe (CIPP), installation of 48-inch FRP gravity sewer pipe through a golf course, construction of an open cut multiple barrel FRP river siphon with cast-in-place junction boxes, installation of 66-inch tunnel liner plate by other than open cut utilizing hand tunneling methods, installation of 16- inch ductile iron water line within Ledbetter Drive right-of-way, installation of 72-inch tunnel liner plate into a private pone beneath the normal water surface elevation, care of water for tunneling operations under the normal water surface elevat ion, and installation of 54-inch FRP pipe in tunnel liner plate including the annular space grouting.

Prior Projects: Webber LLC

Wastewater and Water Rehabilitation, Various Locations, Dallas, Texas Owner: City of Dallas

Contract Value: $18,698,394

Role: General superintendent

This project was spread out over 14 locations located throughout the City of Dallas. The largest scope of work of the 14 locations consisted of the construction of approximately14,500 linear feet of 48-inch Fiber-reinforced Plastic Pipe and the complete reconstruction of residential roadways. Superintendent

Marsha Sharp Freeway Phase 5C - Lubbock, Texas

Construction of this project consisted of rebuilding the interchange by constructing a new bridge at Loop 193, which called for the building of entrance and exit ramps and rehabilitating a segment of the frontage roads. Also widening 22 miles of Marsh Sharp HWY

Dirt and Drainage Superintendent

North Tarrant Infrastructure - Prevail Managed Toll Roads - Fort Worth, Texas Built 16 Bridges, over 20 million cubic yards of dirt moved, installation of approximately 10,000 linear feet of 36-inch

Reinforced Concrete Pipe for new storm drains with the construction of 80 new Junction Boxes. Worked with restaging traffic control and barrier walls and managed new highway lanes. Superintendent

Spur 303/Rosedale Street Improvements - Fort Worth, Texas Oversaw subcontractors installing the new water and wastewater pipelines in the street. Excavation of 500,000 cubic yards for earth moved, mixed lime for a solid sub-base. Had 6 major lane switches. Construction of 4 new lanes with turn lanes at all major intersections, built new center median 2-inch complete with concrete stamps to look like red bricks. FM 156 From US 81/US 287 to McLeroy Boulevard/Watauga Road, Fort Worth, Texas Owner: TXDOT

Contract value: $23,274,710

Role: Superintendent

The reconstruct the facility to four lanes with for approximately 3.8 miles complete with a curbed median and left -turn bays at major intersections. The project includes a 14-foot shared outside lane and a 12- foot inside lane, each direction, within curb and gutter. A 10-foot-wide sidewalk was included on the southbound side and a six-foot wide sidewalk was included along the northbound side. Education

Southwest High School

Skills

• Microsoft Office (7 years)

• Microsoft SharePoint

• Management

• Budgeting

• Program Management

• Quality Control

• Meeting Facilitation

• Exceptional planning and cordinatin (9 years)

• Operate all heavy equipment and also train individuals to operate (10+ years)

• Blueprint reading (9 years)

• Read spec book (9 years)

• Put together Submittals and RFIS (6 years)

• Team management (10+ years)

• ProCore (4 years)

• Bluebeam (4 years)

• Safety plans and daily production meeting every morning (7 years) Certifications and Licenses

OSHA 10

OSHA 30

Trenching and excavation certificate

Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED

Traffic control authority. Planning TCP AND TRAINING OTHERS Confined Space Entry

Swppp certificate courses

MNT415 REVEGETATION DURING CONSTRUCTION, ENV432 CONSTRUCTION GENERAL PERMIT (TPDES), CON816 CONSTRUCTION STAGE GATE CHECKLIST

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