Project Manager Assistant

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VICTOR TABI AFRIYIE

***-**** ***** *****, ***********, ON, L5K 2C8

Cellular Phone: 416-***-****

Email Address: ********@*****.***

OBJECTIVE

Project Manager/Assistant Project Manager

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

February 12, 2024 – October 10, 2024

Lakeside Contracting Company Ltd.

3513 Mavis Road

Mississauga, Ontario, L5C 1T7

Project Manager (Contract with the possibility of an extension) Managing a Ford Motor Major Demolition Project in Oakville, Ontario – Civil Department (6 Month Contract with possibility for extension)

Ford Motor Contracting, Oakville – State Group as General Contractor - $18,000,000.00

Managing activities as related to civil and sewer works

Chairing meeting with Ford/State Group Senior Management

Supervising and supporting site foremen and workers, as required

Scheduling activities to meet timelines as recommended by the client

Manpower and equipment resource management

Managing concrete/asphalt pavements in bulk quantities July 04, 2023 – November 14, 2023

MJK Construction lnc.

7015 Tranmere Dr. Unit #20, @nd Floor

Mississauga, ON, L5S 1T7

Project Manager

Managing four (4) to five (5) contracts at the same time

Town of Cambridge, ON - Dickson Stadium Renovation Value: $1,650,000.00

Town of Whitby, ON - Salt Dome Rehabilitation

Value: $1,550,000.00

Hamilton, ON - Metrolinx - Go Transit Loop Lighting Upgrade Value: $5000, 000.00

New Market, ON – Old Town Hall - Ground & Second Floor Renovation Value: $454,700.00

Responsibilities:

Estimating/ processing tender documents in preparation for a new contact 2

attending bid meeting and with decision making in effort to acquiring new contracts

issuing Letter of Intents and CCAs to subcontractors for new and existing contracts

Issuing Purchase Orders, including but not limited to CRXs (contract changes), Cos (change orders), etc.

Schedule generation and review of Contract Schedule, updated Schedules, and Contract Milestones, as required.

generating meetings, compiling agendas, chairing meetings, providing meeting minutes, etc. as required

liaising with subcontractors on mobilization dates and any other requirements

Liaise and coordinate with the owner, engineer/design consultant regarding changes and design issues.

assisting Site Superintendents with their daily activities

mentoring interns and new workers

July 25, 2022 - October 25, 2022 (Three Months Contract) Formstructures Construction Inc.

550 Eglinton Avenue West

Toronto, Ontario, M5N 3A8

Project Manager

processing tender documents in preparation for a new contact

issuing Letter of Intents and CCAs to subcontractors for new and existing contracts

Issuing Purchase Orders, including but not limited to CRXs (contract changes), Cos (change orders), etc.

Schedule generation and review of Contract Schedule, updated Schedules, and Contract Milestones, as required.

liaising with subcontractors on mobilization dates and any other requirements

Liaise and coordinate with the owner, engineer/design consultant regarding changes and design issues.

Review and process logging of RFIs, Submittals, CRXs, cOs, etc.

Scheduling and chairing meetings, as required.

assisting site staff regarding safety and scope of work September 2008 – February 02, 2022

Toronto Transit Commission

Engineering, Construction & Expansion Group (Construction Dept.). 5160 Yonge Street – 6th Floor

Toronto, Ontario, M2N 6L9

Construction Engineer

occasionally act on behalf of the Construction Site Manager for site-related supervision

assist in evaluation and processing of Contract Changes and Contract Claims

provide technical and administrative support to the Construction Site Manager

Review contractor’s requests for information, request for changes, change orders, claims, and submittals.

review of Contract Schedule, updated Monthly Schedules, and Contract Milestones

Organize, participate, and occasionally chair meetings.

Participate in design reviews with the designer and Project Management, as required.

Ensure safety and security requirements are in-place and enforced.

Liaising and coordinating with engineer/design consultant staff, TTC Operations staff, municipalities, utility companies, and other public agencies, including authorities having jurisdiction. 3

Prepare monthly progress reports on contract status.

Initiate Contract Close-out process and organize documentation.

Review the Contractor’s As-built records for compliance with contract requirements.

conflict resolution in terms of claims and delays

Train new Construction personnel, including Coop students.

Assist Site Construction Inspectors on their daily activities.

Volunteering as Power-Cutter/Power-Cut Monitor/Track Escort when needed. January 2006 – August 2008

PCL Constructors Canada Inc. 2085 Hurontario St., Suite 400, Mississauga, Ontario, L5A 4G1

Project Co-Ordinator:

occasionally act on behalf of the Project Manager

Coordinated between sub-trades for work execution.

Handled all change orders, including negotiating, processing, and assessing cost and scheduling impact.

Implemented changes to structural/architectural drawings and mechanical drawings.

Acted as a chair at project meetings.

Was involved in facets of project close-outs, including archiving of documents, maintenance and warranty manuals, deficiencies and warranty work.

Supervised, mentored, coached and trained project personnel.

Provided performance status reports regarding cost forecasts, scheduling, and safety.

Liaised with building authorities and regulatory agencies.

May 2002-January 2006

PCL Constructors Canada Inc., 2085 Hurontario St., Suite 400, Mississauga, Ontario, L5A 4G1

Field Engineer/Construction Coordinator:

responsible for the complete layout/Surveying/Structural

Coordinated field details, site inspections and liaison with field subcontractors/consultants.

updating schedules and planning

Maintained as built drawings.

Performed warehouse/purchased material inventory.

Assisted superintendents in establishing project safety and environmental programs.

Assisted superintendents in establishing construction plans and engineering methods.

Coordinated information distribution to subcontractors and the PCL work force with shop drawing reviews.

Coordinated inspection duties and assisted in formwork design, preparing layout and lift drawings/take- offs.

Handled all change orders, including negotiating, processing, and assessing cost and scheduling impact.

Implemented changes to structural/architectural drawings and mechanical drawings.

Acted as a chair on project meetings.

Involved in facets of project close-out, including archiving of documents, maintenance and warranty manuals, deficiencies and warranty work.

Provided performance status reports regarding cost forecasts, scheduling, and safety. 4

March 2001-May 2002

Ontario Power Generation, Inc.

Darlington Nuclear Generation Station

P. O. Box 4000, Bowmanville, Ontario

Mechanical Maintainer:

maintenance work on turbines and reactors

rebuilding actuators, seals, and valves

maintenance support in the reactor vault

maintenance work at the water treatment plant

March 2001-February 2002

BA Group Transportation Consultants

45 St. Clair Avenue West, Suite 3000

Toronto, Ontario, M4V 1K9

Data Analyst:

collecting traffic impact data for designs

collaborating with managers and supervisors for proper execution of field surveys July 2000-March 2001

Intratech Engineering Laboratories Ltd.

1080 Tapscott Rd., Unit 31,

Scarborough, Ontario, M1X 1E7

Field Inspector:

Field: Laboratory:

- concrete/asphalt compaction testing - gradation testing

- Reinforced concrete inspection - marshall testing.

- general inspection - chlorine in concrete testing

- reinforcing steel inspection - air void content testing

- soil testing - proctor testing

Accomplishments/Responsibilities:

September 2008 – February 2022

Responsibilities: Construction Engineer

Numerous Projects, including but not limited to:

February 2012 - Present

Wilson Yard Construction projects

Contract Amount: $230,000,000.00

May 30, 2012 – September 25, 2012

Finch Station PPDUO On-grade Paving and Structural Rehabilitation Contract Amount: $3,693,822.00

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Contract completed on time and on budget.

June 27, 2012 – December 12, 2012

St. Clair West Station – Bridge Structural Repairs Contract Amount: $1,530,159.00

Substantial Performance achieved as per schedule.

July 30, 2012 – December 29, 2012

Russell Carhouse Employee/Staff Parking Lot On-grade Pavement Rehabilitation Contract Amount: $193,908.00

Substantial Performance achieved as per schedule.

August28, 2008 – July 24, 2009

Eglinton West Station – Roof Rehabilitation (Green Roof) Contract Amount: $1,929,000.00

Substantial Performance achieved as per schedule.

Others:

North York Centre Station – Key Station Accessibility - $3,575,000.00 Finch Station - Fire Ventilation Upgrade - $18,840,000.00 Finch Station – Bus Roadway On-grade Paving Rehabilitation - $2,744,094.00 Arrow Road Garage – Monorail Crane - $140,000.00

Lawrence West Station – Temporary Stair - $397,000.00 Wilson & Arrow Road Garages – Wind Barrier and Additional Heaters - $1,096,000.00 Arrow Road, Malvern & Wilson Carhouse – Ventilation Upgrade and O/H Fuelling - $2,432,600.00 Wilson Yard Modifications – Site Services Stage 1 - $35,159,178.00 Wilson Yard Modifications – Site Services Stage 2 - $30,915,400.00 Wilson Yard Tracks 33 to 43 Site Preparation - $3,284,470.00 January 2007 – September 2008

Cassie Campbell Community Centre

Project Value: $44 000 000

The entailed building a Community Centre for the Brampton sub-division. Two full size Skating and Hockey Rinks, swimming pool, Gymnasium, etc.

Responsibilities: On-site, full-time Project Coordinator. Assigned responsibilities are as detailed under

“Professional Experience”.

February 2005-January 2007

Bank of Montreal Computer Centre, Barrie, Ontario

Project Value: $129 088 000

Size: 25-acre site to accommodate a building of approximately 320 000 square feet Responsibilities: Field Engineer. Pre-pour inspection (steel reinforcement bars, imbedded electrical conduits and drainage pipes, cast-in plates). Purchasing and supervising all concrete pours, inspecting/reporting all structural/architectural deficiencies.

July 2004-February 2005

The Harbour View Estates Project, Phase II, Toronto, Ontario 6

Project Value: $78 514 000. The construction of two residential towers, twenty-six and thirty-six stories, Respectively, and 40 580 square feet amenities building with 597 condominium units. Responsibilities: Complete layout of all caissons and lines for the buildings (Surveyor) May 2003-July 2004

The Harbour View Estates Project, Phase I, Toronto, Ontario Project Value: $117 500 000. The construction of two residential towers, forty-three and fifty-two stories, Respectively, with 1041 condominium units

Responsibilities: Complete layout of all caissons and lines for the buildings (Surveyor) July 2002-May2003

The St. Lawrence Valley Correctional and Treatment Centre, Brockville, Ontario Project Value: $44 609 000, Size: Facility holding 144 beds. A complete renovation of three hospital cottages into one Forensic Treatment Unit and the construction of a new Secure Treatment Unit

Responsibilities: Project Coordinator

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

2023 – Refresher – Procore Certification

2016 - TTC Courses/Training/Safety: SRB Training, Power Cut Certified, Track Level Escort, 2015 – TTC Management Essentials Program

2007 - Professional Engineering License (P.Eng.)

1996-2000

Bachelor of Engineering, Civil Engineering, Ryerson University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Computer Systems

Procore Certified

SharePoint

MicroStation

MS Office (Word, Excel, Power Point)

AutoCAD 2012, Programming in C, Sap 2000, Slope/W

P6 Scheduling Software application - Primavera Project Management Software. Continuing Education

November 2015

TTC Management Essentials Program

December 2012

PMP Exam Prep Boot camp

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Global Knowledge

Toronto, Ontario

November 2007

Risk Management

The Construction Institute

Toronto Construction Association

December 2004

Planning and Scheduling for Contractors

The Construction Institute

Toronto Construction Association

September 2001

Orange Badge Qualification

Ontario Power Generation Inc.

Darlington Nuclear Generation Station, Bowmanville, Ontario February 2001

Canadian Standards Association (CSA) international certification, concrete testing laboratory certification Program, compliance requirements

CSA International, Toronto, Ontario

REFERENCES: Available upon request.

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