Project Manager - Experienced, Organized and Motivated

Thomas M. Murphy

Miami, Florida ***********@*****.*** 305-***-****

PROJECT MANAGER

Highly-motivated manager with a 10-year success record overseeing all phases of multimillion-dollar construction, infrastructure and environmental projects for government and private-sector clients. Experience includes managing crews of up to 150 in industrial structures built in environmentally sensitive areas, quality control, water and waste-water plants, and pharmaceutical laboratories and manufacturing facilities. Backed by strong credentials and a proven history of on-time, on-budget and high-quality project completions.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

HARRY PEPPER AND ASSOCIATES, INC. (South Florida, FL) Project Manager, 2007 to Present

Manage all aspects of large scale industrial/environmental projects for local, state and federal government. Maintain a superior relationship with the Owner, Design Engineers, and Subcontractors. Accomplish goals and objectives in accordance with outlined priorities, time limitations, and funding conditions. (Budgets of up to $80M)

POOLE AND KENT COMPANY INC. (Miami, FL) Project Manager, 2005 - 2007

Managed municipal projects for local government. Maintained positive relationships with the Client and all subcontractors. Met goals and objectives. (Budget of $37M).

HEFFRON COMPANY (Kensington, MD) Project Manager/Coordinator, 2001 -2005

Provided site supervision and field coordination on several private commercial build outs. Managed successful renovation of university library and existing pharmaceutical laboratory. (Budgets of $50K-$80M).

EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND (College Park, MD) Mechanical Engineering

• OSHA 10 hr

• Confined Space Safety Training

• Electrical Safety Training

• Fall Protection Training

• Ladder / Stairway & Tools Safety Training • First Aid

• CPR

• QC Manager Certificate (USACE)

• Evacuation & Safety Training

Thomas Murphy Project List

as of October 2011

Faka Union Pumping Station Everglades Restoration Project Collier County, FL Budget: $80M

Construction of a 3120CFS inflow pumping station, including all civil, architectural, structural, mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, communication tower, dewatering, and instrumentation work. Coordination with various government agencies to ensure environmental concerns considered from project inception to completion. Client: Army Corps of Engineers

G-434 & G-436 Pumping Stations Palm Beach County, FL Budget: $50M

Construction of 2 distinct pump stations: G-434 with a capacity of 1420CFS, G-436 with a capacity of 1799CFS. This project is an integral part of the Everglades Restoration. The work involves all aspects of the construction realm, ranging from heavy civil to complex instrumentation and control. Client: South Florida Water Management District

G-508 Compartment C Buildout Hendry County, FL Budget: $35M

Construction of a 2175CFS inflow pumping station. Installation of pumps and engines furnished by the South Florida Water Management , as well as all aspects of the construction realm, ranging from heavy civil to complex instrumentation and control. Client: South Florida Water Management District

South District Wastewater Treatment Plant, HLD Upgrade to 285 MGD Miami-Dade County, FL Budget: $11.1M

Construction of temporary field office facilities and related infrastructure to support a major expansion for Miami Dade Water and Sewer Authority at their South District Wastewater Treatment Plant. The features of the project include a 7,500 square foot office facility, a paved office trailer park with complete utilities, parking facilities, an electrical meter building, and thousands of feet of electrical duct banks. The facility included networking and communications systems for 60 work areas, and delivery of computer systems, other digital equipment and complete furnishings. Client: MD-WASD

S-331 Command and Control Center Miami-Dade County, FL Budgets: $13.1M

This Design-Build Project included constructing a command center addition to the existing S-331 pumping station. This command center utilized a new network of fiber optics and microwave communications for a 15 mile radius to control 6 of SFWMD pump stations. Client: Army Corps of Engineers

Dahlgren Library, Georgetown University District of Columbia Budget: $50K

Installed HVAC equipment and controls into an existing university library. Client: Whiting-Turner

Human Genome Sciences Pharmaceutical Laboratory Retrofit Montgomery County, MD Budget: $500K

Installed new medical gas pipelines, bio-safety cabinets and BAS system. Client: Human Genome Sciences

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