Project Manager Construction

MICHAEL LEE LUMPKIN

** ********* • Victoria, TX *7905

214-***-**** • *************@*****.***

PROJECT / CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

Extensive experience in residential, commercial & industrial construction including construction management and maintenance projects. In addition to this, a venerable knowledge regarding the design, manufacturing and installation of pressure washing equipment has also been gained through vast experience which further includes areas of estimating, budgeting, scheduling, contract negotiating, purchasing and billing.

Civil construction experience was primarily gained in the South, Mideast and Midwest territories which included underground utilities, layout, site preparation, the installation of massive concrete foundations, steel mills, area paving, multi-level parking garages, parking lots, control rooms, office buildings, administration buildings, wastewater sumps and containment ponds.

All of this experience has contributed to the ability to monitor a project in such a way as to prevent cost overruns while also being able to quickly recognize potential problem areas not revealed as milestones in the project schedules. Furthermore, experience gained in full on-site construction and project management which included working effectively with engineers, bankers, contractors, inspectors, developers and government officials has instilled not only the importance of good customer/client relationships, but also the ability to personally develop these.

Safety on the job-site is also of the utmost importance and vast experience has provided a dedication to the monitoring and fulfillment of safety procedures by employees and sub-contractors alike. This is justified by not one lost time accident occurring on any personally overseen project. Also, a loyal following of workers has been built up over the years and when needed, 20 to 30 can be deployed immediately from civil and piping backgrounds.

WORK HISTORY

03/2010 – Present SUNTIVA Executive Consulting Falls Church, VA

Quality Assurance Representative (1Year Contract Job, Beginning on May 17th)

U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers. Contracted to USACE in Fort Worth, Texas and stationed

at Dyess AFB in Abilene, TX. To oversee the below listed projects for base repairs and

remodels, for the 7th Civil Engineer Squadron. The below projects all ran concurrently.

Add/Alter Hanger 4314, C-130 Hanger (Phase 1 – Exterior Repair/Remodel) $645,912.00

Add/Alter Hanger 4314, C-130 Hanger (Phase 2 - Interior Repair/Remodel) $3,814,490.00

Add/Alter Hanger 5020, B-1 Bomber Hanger Repair/Remodel Exterior $671,851.00

Building 5005, Avionics (Complete Remodel/Rebuild) $3,030,800.00

Base Theater, (Complete Remodel/Rebuild) $3,938,400.00

Dyess Medical Center, Add on, Repair and Remodel $2,096,100.00

2008 – 2009 FLUOR INDUSTRIAL Houston, TX

Construction Engineering Specialist V

Marathon Petroleum Company. Short-term temporary assignment in Garyville, LA where responsibilities included overseeing the civil, structural steel and architectural sub-contract completions of Areas D-1, D-2, D-3, D-5 and D-6 of the $3.35-billion Garyville major expansion project.

2006 – 2008 REF-CHEM, LP Odessa, TX

Project Superintendent

Crosstex Energy Services. Construction of the 35 MMSCFD Dew Point Refridge West Plant located in Marshall, TX.

Project Superintendent

Crosstex Energy Services. Construction of the 35 MMSCFD Dew Point Refridge East Plant located in Jonesville, TX.

Civil Superintendent

Champion Technologies. Construction of tank farm foundations, inline blender foundations and containment walls in Odessa, TX.

Civil Superintendent

Tennessee Gas Pipeline (TGP, an El Paso company). Construction of a compressor station in Cleveland, TX.

Mechanical Superintendent

DuPont. Chemical refinery expansion project of the Borderlands Plant in El Paso, TX.

Civil Superintendent

Williams Gas Processing. Gas compression expansion system project of the Echo Springs Plant in Wamsutter, WY.

Project Superintendent

Chevron. CO2 compressor station addition project in Buckeye, NM.

2005 – 2006 FLUOR GOVERNMENT GROUP Houston, TX

FEMA Support for Hurricanes Katrina & Rita

Group / Emergency Group Site Manager

District 4 (Lake Charles). Responsible for the design and construction of a fully-featured, 250-unit housing park that included underground electrical, plumbing and sewer as well as a lift station, road paving and landscaping.

QA / QC Manager

District 3 (New Orleans & St. Bernard Parish). Promoted to quality control and assurance manager responsible for approximately 95 QA / QC personnel. Then promoted to the above-listed position after having successfully implemented all QA / QC duties in such a way that it was able to be taken over by a subordinate.

Construction Manager

District 1 & 6 (Sidell & Baton Rouge). Responsible for the on-site, temporary residential housing assistance provided to home owners while the repair of their homes was underway.

2004 – 2005 COMMERCIAL FINISH GROUP, INC. Dallas, TX

Construction Superintendent

Nationwide General Contractors. Responsible for overseeing sub-contactors for the construction of the following projects: Zales Outlet in Missouri City, TX; Potbelly Sandwich Works in Manassas, VA and Maurice’s @ Nottany Mall in State College, PA.

2003 – 2004 KRUEGER CONSTRUCTION CO. Victoria, TX

Construction Superintendent

General Contractors. Residential and Commercial Construction.

2002 – 2002 RAYCO CONSTRUCTION, INC. Dallas, TX

Project Superintendent

JOC (Job Order Contracting) for the US Army Corps of Engineers and Department of Defense. Responsible for overseeing all JOC contracts at the Pine Bluff Arsenal in Pine Bluff, AR including the surrounding areas.

1991 – 2001 CITATION GROUP, INC. Dallas, TX

PRESSURE SYSTEMS SUPPLY Dallas, TX

Construction Project Manager / Operational General Manager

Basic duties as Project Manager included, but were not limited to the following: design, estimating, purchasing, scheduling, sub-contact administration, financing, bonding, marketing, city permits and management of field operations. Field operations management included the construction and servicing of self and full-serve, coin-operated tunnel car wash installations some of which included convenient stores which necessitated the installation of fast food cooking equipment as well as gas island pumping equipment and underground fuel storage tanks. Additional builds include those at auto repair shops, lube centers and sewer pumping lift stations.

As a General Manager of Operations, duties included overseeing the design and construction of hot and cold water pressure washing equipment whether electric- or diesel-fired. Projects included custom built high pressure, high volume units for on- and off-shore drilling platforms as well as for sewer cleaning operations. Other responsibilities also included the installation, checkout and ensuring customer satisfaction of all equipment.

1990 – 1991 AMERICAN GENERAL CONSTRUCTORS, INC. Houston, TX

Project Engineer (Contract Job)

General Contractors. Relocation of a $4 million UAN facility from Kennewick, Washington to Enid, Oklahoma; the project was not only completed ahead of schedule but also within budget.

1989 – 1990 PENNSYLVANIA ENGINEERING CORPORATION Pittsburgh, PA

ROI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Birmingham, AL

Superintendent

Capitol Cement Company, Inc. Insufflation and waste dust handling system in Martinsburg, WV.

Assistant Superintendent, Civil Superintendent & Field Engineer

$4.5 million expansion of Atlantic Steel Plant in Carterville, GA. Installation of new 22’ (115 ton) EBT furnace and continuous six (6) strand billet caster. Completely responsible for all field layout, survey crews, civil activities, quality control and sub-contract administration.

1983 – 1989 LUMPKIN CONSTRUCTION / L&L EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY Victoria, TX

Owner / Operator

Complete design and construction including equipment for self-serve, coin-operated car washes. Built a total of 14 car washes ranging from three to eight bays each. Owned and operated five of the washes as part of the business.

1982 – 1983 EDNA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Edna, TX

Vice President / General Manager

Government projects. Hands-on involvement in all facets of construction business including estimating, purchasing, scheduling, contract administration and management of field operations.

1979 – 1981 JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP Pasadena, CA; Houston, TX

UMC, INC. Houston, TX

Assistant Superintendent / Field Engineer

Borg-Warner Chemicals, Inc. Directed earthwork and managed sub-contractors for a $50 million ABS facility in Pearlington, MS to ensure exact compliance with particulars of contract. Supervised all crafts and survey crews as well as authorized all excavation. Conferred with the engineering group on installation and/or operative design problems and coordinated field construction activities with central engineering to alleviate design flaws. Worked on cost task force which tracked all material and labor including preparation of monthly cost analysis. Advised craft superintendents on specification requirements. Responsible for project blueprints and specifications, maintenece and distribution. Sketched all “as-builts” where erection deviated from drawings. Scheduled and supervised all concrete pours.

Acting Project Superintendent / Field Engineer

Sohio Western Mining Co. On-site supervision of a $1 million high-rate thickener addition in Seboyeta, NM. Compiled all monthly project reports, weekly construction reports, schedules, manpower estimates and other required paper flow for a major construction effort. Identified and remedied unforeseen incidents including extra job costs, errors and delays resulting from client interface which necessitated the conversion of the project from hard-money to cost-plus. Solicited extra work orders and new projects from the client. Field-designed piping systems for problematic errors of projects, drawings and specifications. Sketched and submitted revised drawings to engineering.

Assistant Superintendent / Field Engineer

Gulf Mineral Resources Co. Responsible for the surveying and layout of the $2 million ION exchange facility in San Mateo, NM. Sketched field design changes for engineering. Managed quality control and inspected local sub-contractors fabricating tanks, vessels and other items. Compiled information on extra labor and material charges to client and back charges to vendor. Itemized cost reports and projected costs on materials and labour for duration of construction.

1977 – 1979 HB ZACHRY San Antonio, TX

Field Engineer

Arco Refinery. $1 million octane addition in Channelview, TX.

Survey Crew Party Chief

DuPont. $500 million titanium dioxide plant in Delisle, MS.

1975 – 1977 UMC, INC. Houston, TX.

Survey Crew Party Chief

Big Three Industries, Inc. $1.9 million air separation unit in Channelview, TX.

Liquid Carbonics. $0.35 million carbon dioxide plant in Deer Park, TX.

1973 – 1975 HB ZACHRY San Antonio, TX

Survey Crew Instrument-Man

DuPont. Began employment as a rodman for a $360 million plant expansion in Victoria, TX and was promoted from there.

1971 – 1973 LOG DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Houston, TX

Assistant Superintendent

Apartment and Residential Construction.

1970 – 1970 JOE A. MCDERMOTT, INC. Houston, TX

Carpenter Apprentice for the Summer of 1970

Apartment and Residential Construction.

1968 – 1969 BRANNAN PAVING COMPANY, INC. Victoria, TX

Road-Crew Hand for the Summers of 1968 and 1969

Asphalt and Concrete Paving.

EDUCATION

2010 CURRENT US PASSPORT

Expires 2020

2010 CURRENT 85P (NAC) SECURITY CLEARANCE

2009 TRANSPORTATION WORKER IDENTIFICATION CREDENTIAL (TWIC)

Expires 2014

2002 US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

Quality Construction Management for Contractors Course

2001 BELFORD UNIVERSITY

BS in Construction Management

1979 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON

Quality Control Code Course

1974 VICTORIA COLLEGE

Craft Supervision and Advanced Personnel Management Courses

1968 – 1971 VICTORIA HIGH SCHOOL

High School Diploma

SPECIAL SKILLS

In addition to the venerable knowledge regarding all business functions within the construction industry that was gained through the many years of work experience, the following skills should also be taken into account:

• Automotive and Marine Mechanics and the racing thereof

• ARC and MIG Welding

• Licensed Ham Radio Operator (FCC Call Sign KF5GKN)

• Licensed for the Installation of Rx-Tx Remote Area, High-Speed Internet Satellite Systems

• Equipment Operator – Up to 50 Ton Crane, Backhoe, Bobcat, Boom Truck, Forklift and Front-End Loader

***International Assignments are Welcome. Free to travel and/or relocate as necessary.***

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