MIKE RANGEL
Stockton, CA 209-***-**** *************@*****.***
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Construction superintendent with eight years directing residential and community facility construction for regional builders, followed by 16 years of public service with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. Supervised 50+ subcontractors daily; managed production schedules, change orders, budget adjustments, and cost- coded invoice approval; and coordinated off-site public works, bond release, and SWPPP compliance with local agencies. Brings a long public-agency record of safety enforcement, accurate documentation, sound judgment under pressure, and effective communication with people of diverse cultural, linguistic, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Native English/Spanish speaker and longtime Stockton resident. CORE COMPETENCIES
Construction Administration: Site superintendence; production scheduling; subcontractor direction and coordination; change order management; invoice review, approval, and cost coding; project close-out, and punch lists
Public Works & Compliance: Off-site public works coordination; bond release requirements; SWPPP recordkeeping; liaison with local regulators and government agencies; building inspections; jobsite safety programs and tailgate meetings
Leadership & Communication: Directing large multi-trade workforces; conflict resolution and de-escalation; professional report writing; communication with senior management Software: Microsoft Excel, Word, Outlook; MS Project; Procore; Bluebeam; AutoCAD Languages: English and Spanish (native fluency in both) CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE
Construction Superintendent June 1999 – November 2007 Beck & Johnson Communities, Inc., Stockton (2006–2007) Florsheim Homes, Stockton (2005–2006) K. Hovnanian Homes, Sacramento (1999–2005)
• Directed and coordinated 50+ subcontractors daily through the full project lifecycle on 250 homes across 3 communities, including construction of community center/clubhouse/recreation facility.
• Prepared, maintained, and monitored production schedules; sequenced trades and inspections to keep work on time and within budget and delivered 21 homes per month.
• Reviewed, approved, and cost-coded vendor and subcontractor invoices; managed the change order process and related budget adjustments.
• Coordinated off-site public works improvements with multi–Central Valley agencies and completed the work required for bond release.
• Maintained SWPPP records in good standing; ran tailgate safety meetings and enforced jobsite safety, security, and workmanship standards.
• Served as primary contact with local regulators, inspectors, and senior management on site issues and unforeseen field conditions.
Owner / Custom Woodworker June 1990 – June 1999
North American Woodworks, San Jose, CA
• Ran a self-employed woodworking business; read drawings, prepared estimates and bids, purchased materials, scheduled work, and managed client relationships for cabinetry, millwork, finish carpentry projects. PUBLIC SERVICE EXPERIENCE
Correctional Peace Officer October 2010 – Present
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Stockton, CA
• Maintain the safety and security of a California state institution, enforcing policies, procedures, and regulations in a high-risk, highly regulated public environment.
• Prepare detailed incident reports and documentation that meet legal and departmental standards.
• Resolve conflicts through de-escalation and clear communication with staff and a population of diverse cultural, linguistic, and socioeconomic backgrounds; use Spanish on the job.
• Respond to emergencies and coordinate with supervisors and outside agencies; work nights, weekends, and holidays as assigned.
• Acting supervisory assignments, training officer duties, work crew supervision, or coordination with Plant Operations on facility repairs or construction.
Security Officer November 2008 – October 2010
Lodi Wine Country Card Room & Restaurant, Lodi, CA
• Protected guests, staff, and property; handled incidents and wrote reports. EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS
San Jose State University Coursework in Industrial Technology (90 semester units) POST Penal Code 832 Certificate California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation First Aid and CPR Current