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- 1. Employment Experience Please see attached resume. References are available upon request.EmployerOregon Department of Transportation/Office of Project-Letting; Geo-Environmental SectionsDates Employed From / To 08/04/08 - PresentMajor Duties Performed QA/QC Design Review Engineer; Research Technical Writer Technical Design Manual Updates.Address Oregon Department of Transportation Headquarters, Capital Plaza, 355 Capital Street N.E., Salem, OR 97301Civil Engineering Specialist 3/E.I.T.Duties Described Participates as Plans, Specifications, and Estimate (PS&E) package QA/QC reviewer and/or review coordinator.Checks submitted STIP, ARRA and local agency PS&E packages for technical compliance with ODOT policies and procedures.Identifies "fatal flaws", items needing correction via addendum and provides other constructive feedback to technical center and consultant staff, coordinating resolution to ensure that identified issues are resolved and/or corrected.Writes project advertisement.Provides technical assistance to a wide variety of stakeholders.Reviews and provides feedback on drafts addenda, letters of public interest, and PD-02 exception letters for customers prior to submission.Assists customers in successful delivery of their projects.Reviews letters of public interest and anticipated item requests and provides written recommendations for a course of action to management.Gathers all technical data on assigned projects, assesses relevant technical resource needs and coordinates with other sections as required.Assists or leads in the development and update of various branch technical materials and key design manuals by performing underlying research, and executing necessary engineering calculations and technical writing duties.Participates in Unit QA/QC internal procedure and processes development and evaluation, updating Section policy and procedural guides, coordinating, collaborating, analyzing data and providing research findings, and completing efforts with other staff.Assists or leads training activities for QA/QC activities as well as for specific discipline topics.Computer experience using IBM PCs and laptops; Software experience using: Office Professional Suite, Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Windows XP, Bentley MicroStation; Excellent typing (50 WPM); Technical Writing; Project Mngmt.Telephone No 503-986-3888Starting - Final pay rate $62,000/yr. FORMTEXT Job title C3138 Civil Engr. Spec 3; Design QA/QC Engr. SpecialistSupervisor Eryca McCartin, PMP, Office of Project Letting Mngr.Paul Wirfs, P.E., Geo-Environmental Section Asset Mngmt. Mngr.Reason for leaving N/A. Present position. Applying for on-going assignments.May we contact your current employer? FORMCHECKBOX Yes FORMCHECKBOX No
- 2. EmployerWHPacific, Inc.Dates Employed From / To 09/11/06 08/01/08Major Duties PerformedAddress 3470 Pipebend Place NE, Ste 170, Salem, OR 97301Civil Engineering Project Engineer/E.I.T.Duties Described Performed senior designer, project engineer, or assistant project manager duties on public and private transportation projects.Implemented roadway design principals according to the Oregon DOT Highway Design Manual and the AASHTO Policy on Geometric Design for various functional classifications of state highways, county roads, and city streets.Prepared construction plans, facilitating utility coordination, drainage design (including detention and water quality design), minor traffic design, engineering cost estimating, specification writing, and other miscellaneous duties.Initiated lead design activities and QA/QC review.Guided, directed and advised consultant technical design team as part of local agency and state federal-aid project delivery process. This includes coordinating, planning, monitoring, and reviewing the work of others - toward meeting project scope, schedule & budget, company policies, and industry standards.Assisted the project manager in client communications and customer relations.Assisted with training and mentoring younger staff.Other activities: performed general civil engineering design and works independently and with a group on multiple projects with tight schedules and budgets. Exhibited strong oral and written communication skills, creating scopes, schedules & budgets and environmental technical reports and stormwater management plans.Computer experience using IBM PCs and laptops; Software experience using: Office Professional Suite, Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Project, Windows XP, Bentley MicroStation/Inroads and Autodesk AutoCAD Graphic Design/Drafting, Adobe Products and ESRI ARC/GIS; Excellent typing (50 WPM); Technical Writing; Project Scheduling.Telephone No 503-362-4675Starting - Final pay rate $74,000/yr.; $78,120/yr. FORMTEXT Job title Project Engineer/E.I.T.Supervisor Ed Chamberland, P.E. FORMTEXT Reason for leaving Career enhancement opportunityMay we contact your current employer? FORMCHECKBOX Yes FORMCHECKBOX NoEmployerCity of Newberg Public Works Department, Engineering DivisionDates Employed From / To 03/01/01 09/08/06Major Duties PerformedAddress 414 E. First Street, P.O. Box 970, Newberg, OR 97132Civil Engineering Project Manager /E.I.T.Duties Described Acted as the Hwy 99W project public relations and engineering liaison for the state department of transportation and city management, assisting with numerous requests and project negotiations. Managed the design and construction of state and locally funded small and large multi-million dollar municipal infrastructure projects - completing contract plans and specifications and performing construction project management, inspection and compliance functions. Coordinated engineering design and developmental reviews between city planning, building and public works local agency officials and the public when answering questions and making comments upon developer designs. Performed various traffic engineering functions and studies - reporting findings as the city engineering division representative to city traffic safety commission. Prepared, reviewed, analyzed design project alternatives and determined which to select based on beneficial changes regarding public safety, construction economy and cost savings. Calculated project bid-item costs; prepared engineering budgets. Applied agency standards to a project's designs. Initiated and wrote technical writing correspondence, requests for proposals and consultant memorandum. Evaluated and conveyed project-related information to staff, consultant engineers, contractors and private manufacturers. Interpreted plans and specifications and related information to contract personnel, utilizing developer designs. Analyzed City water system utilizing computerized water modeling software for water flows.Computer experience using IBM PCs; Software experience using: Office Professional Suite, Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Project, Windows XP, Bentley MicroStation/Inroads and Autodesk AutoCAD Graphic Design/Drafting, Adobe Products ESRI ARC/GIS and WordPerfect 10 Office Suite; Excellent typing (50 WPM); Technical Writing; Project Scheduling; EPANET 2.0 Water modeling; Waterworks Water modeling.Telephone No 503-537-1273Starting - Final pay rate $50,000/yr.; $62,000/yr. FORMTEXT Job title Civil Engineering Project Manager/E.I.T.Supervisor Dan Danicic, P.E. FORMTEXT Reason for leaving Career enhancement opportunity WHPacific, Inc.May we contact your current employer? FORMCHECKBOX Yes FORMCHECKBOX NoEmployerMorse Bros., Inc., Prestressed Concrete GroupDates Employed From / To 01/01/97 03/01/01Major Duties PerformedAddress 23505 Peoria Road, P.O. Box 181, Harrisburg, OR 97446Engineering & Marketing Coordinator, Business: Manufacturing of Engineered ProductsDuties Described Developed and supported customer relations, market forecasting and project tracking databases for debriefing and reporting of relevant market conditions; Coordinated and administered corporate marketing, advertising, estimating, and sales program management; Facilitated acquisition of roadway and bridge project wetland removal/fill permits with regulators; Photographed bridges, buildings, and architectural field-applied uses of structural precast/prestressed concrete products; Sought out new project leads; Created project-estimate tracking files; Prepared and hosted in-plant tours, industry meetings, seminars, and trade shows for customers and clients in large and small groups settings; Entertained client/customer contacts; Facilitated sales meeting presentations; Coordinated publication of corporate catalogs, brochures, videos, web pages and miscellaneous marketing literature; Interpreted specifications & plans for contractors and relevant project representatives; Produced yearly marketing and advertising strategic plans, budgets and program development projects; Initiated, researched; Wrote technical writing publications and correspondence, industry-specific product specifications, press releases, trade literature & articles.Computer hardware experience using: using IBM PCs and laptops; Configured and built a PC network; Software experience including: MS Office Professional Suite 97, Outlook 98, Access Database, Win98/NT; Adobe Products; Excellent typing (50 WPM); Public Speaking and Sales Presentations; Technical Writing; Graphic Design.Telephone No (541) 995-6327Starting - Final pay rate $43,000/yr.; $45,000/yr. FORMTEXT Job title Engineering & Marketing CoordinatorSupervisor Richard Imper, PE, Vice President/GM, Retired FORMTEXT Reason for leaving Engineering project management position City of Newberg; interested in further enhancing/using my engineering training background.EmployerOregon Department of Transportation/ODOT Roadway Engineering DesignDates Employed From / To 01/01/95 01/01/97Major Duties PerformedAddress Oregon Department of Transportation Headquarters, Capital Plaza, Salem, OregonAssociate Transportation Engineer; Transportation Engineer 1Duties Described Designed/prepared roadway project plan sheets for multiple preservation, safety, bridge and bikeway projects. Initiated, presented, and sponsored project team proposals. Evaluated and implemented team proposals. Prepared BAMS System specifications, bid items and project-related quantities, assembling all data from various ODOT sections and other agencies, producing final project bid documents. Coordinated, reviewed and/or checked field data and preliminary designs for compliance with state and federal standards, regarding roadway cross-sections, right-of-way requirements, vertical and horizontal alignments, drainage, stage construction, traffic designs, interchange/intersection layout, channelization, safety features. Facilitated design and specification work with other sections: Bridge, Right-of-Way, Utilities, Specifications, Traffic, Environmental, local governments, Region and Field Offices, engineering consultants. Conducted project alternative analysis. Assisted senior staff. Created cost estimates. Wrote technical documentation and project concurrence and letters of exception. Compiled scheduling and performance measures data.Computer experience using IBM PCs and Intergraph, Inc. Workstations; using software including ODOT Mainframe; UNIX; MS DOS, Word 6.0, Excel 5.0, Mail, Schedule+, and Access; Netscape Navigator, Excellent typing (40 WPM); Technical Writing; Project Scheduling; Intergraph MicroStation CAD, COGO Layout/Inroads 5.01; Graphic Design/Drafting.Telephone No N/A (reorganized or retired) now.Starting - Final pay rate $32,000/yr.; $36,000/yr. FORMTEXT Job title Associate Transportation Engineer; Transportation Engineer 1Supervisor Tom Wallace, PE, Roadway Team Section ManagerAndy Anderson; Dan MacDonald, PE; Carlos Rodriguez, PEReason for leaving - Morse Bros. - Position in industry and supplyEmployerOregon Department of Transportation/ODOT Region 2 Location DesignDates Employed From / To 07/01/94 01/01/95Major Duties PerformedAddress Oregon Department of Transportation, Region 2 Headquarters, Salem, OregonLocation Designer; Graduate Engineer Program; rotation 3/3.Duties Described Performed project-related engineering survey research; Acquired suitable private land survey and county assessor maps; Reported relevant \" donation land claim\" summaries; Prepared survey traverse book, and organized maps and files for survey party; Processed survey traverse, monument-pin-tie, and \" data terrain model\" , files, (via \" Electronic Theodolite Interface\" ), from the surveyors \" Electronic Distance Measuring\" (EDM) instrument into an \" Inroads\" file for \" Intergraph\" CAD design; Evaluated accident data reports for future roadway designs; Calculated project bid-item costs and prepared engineering budgets; Applied \" ODOT 3R\" design standards to project designs; Used relevant software to initiate letters, memorandum, engineering budgets and project designs; Completed \" MicroStation I-32 2D\" CAD course; Utilized GPS survey coordinates for design digital terrain models; Prepared \" roadside inventory\" sheets; Organized and help lead Project Development Team meetings.Computer experience using IBM PCs; using software including UNIX; Microsoft DOS, Word 6.0, Excel 5.0, Lotus 1-2-3 WYSIWYG; WordPerfect 5.1; Typing; Technical Writing; Intergraph MicroStation CAD; Graphic Design/Drafting.Telephone No N/A (reorganized or retired) now.Starting - Final pay rate $30,000/yr.; $32,000/yr. FORMTEXT Job title Location Designer, Graduate Engineer ProgramSupervisor Tom Arnold, PE, Former Region 2 Location Manager FORMTEXT Reason for leaving Completed ODOT Graduate Engineer Program Interviewing for permanent position with ODOT RDWY SectionEmployerOregon Department of Transportation/ODOT Region 2 Location Bridge InspectionDates Employed From / To 01/01/94 07/01/94Major Duties PerformedAddress Oregon Department of Transportation, Region 2 Hdqrts., Salem, OregonAsst. Region Bridge Inspector; Graduate Engineer Program; rotation 2/3.Duties Described Inspected and reported on region highway bridges while utilizing both \" Pontis\" and \" National Bridge Inspection System\" (NBIS) federal inspection reporting criteria; Used \" Pontis/NBIS\" computer database system reporting software to report individual bridge condition ratings; Created region highway computer database inspection scheduling program files via Microsoft Foxpro system software; Evaluated current system of inspection methods and processes in order to have offered helpful ideas and solutions that led toward positive results and changes in staff member daily routines; Completed Region Bridge Inspection (RBI) 1994 Training Seminar; Attended and made oral presentations at RBI meetings by addressing inspection processes and federal reporting methods.Computer experience using IBM PCs; using software including Microsoft DOS, Foxpro 2.5a; Lotus 1-2-3 WYSIWYG; WordPerfect 5.1; Typing; Technical Writing.Telephone No N/A (reorganized or retired) now.Starting - Final pay rate $29,000/yr.; $30,000/yr. FORMTEXT Job title Asst. Region Bridge InspectorSupervisor Jeff Swanstrom, Region 2 Bridge Inspector FORMTEXT Reason for leaving Completed a portion of ODOT Graduate Engineer ProgramEmployerOregon Department of Transportation/ODOT Research UnitDates Employed From / To 07/01/93 01/01/94Major Duties PerformedAddress Oregon Department of Transportation, Region 2 Hdqrts., Salem, OregonAssistant Research Investigator/Writer; Graduate Engineer Program; rotation 1/3.Duties Described Initiated research; Evaluated and conveyed project-related information among varying departments and private manufacturers; Gathered and evaluated product literature; Arranged and participated in project-related meetings and demonstrations; Conducted team meetings; Monitored construction activities; Developed a database; Produced database reports; Wrote construction, interim, and final project reports for the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA); Wrote memorandum, letters, team proposals, and research proposals; Researched and reported project bid-item costs.Computer experience using IBM PCs; using software including Microsoft DOS; Lotus 1-2-3 WYSIWYG; WordPerfect 5.1; Paradox 5.0; Typing; Technical Writing; Clerical; \" Timeline\" Project Scheduling; Construction Monitoring/Inspection.Telephone No N/A (reorganized or retired) now.Starting - Final pay rate $29,000/yr.; $29,000/yr. FORMTEXT Job title Assistant Research Investigator/WriterSupervisor Keith Martin, PE, Retired Research Section Manager FORMTEXT Reason for leaving Completed a portion of ODOT Graduate Engineer ProgramEmployerCity of Newberg Engineering DepartmentDates Employed From / To 03/01/93 06/25/93Major Duties PerformedAddress 414 E. First Street, P.O. Box 970, Newberg, OR 97132Engineering Aide Temporary positionDuties Described Initiated research; Organized and conveyed project-related information among varying departments and private groups; Gathered and reviewed product literature; Developed and wrote \" requests for proposals\" ; Initiated and conducted product manufacturer and consultant meetings; Interviewed and selected project engineering consultants; Developed a database; Prepared memorandum; Drafted construction plans; Developed comparative cost analyses; Wrote project recommendations and proposals; Examined and negotiated contracts.Computer experience using IBM PCs; using software including Microsoft DOS; Lotus 1-2-3 WYSIWYG; WordPerfect 4.0; Typing; Technical Writing; Drafting.Telephone No N/A (reorganized or retired) now.Starting - Final pay rate $12/hr. FORMTEXT Job title Engineering AideSupervisor Larry Anderson, PE, Former City Engineer FORMTEXT Reason for leaving To start career position at ODOT and its Graduate Engineer ProgramEmployerSnohomish County Public Works Department Design & Construction GroupDates Employed From / To 06/01/89 10/01/92Major Duties PerformedAddress Snohomish County Public Works Dept., Everett, WAInspector/Engineering Aide Summer StudentDuties Described Participated with county \" Design and Construction\" office personnel to administer public works construction contracts: Managed the design and construction of state and locally funded small and large multi-million dollar infrastructure projects - performing construction project management, inspection and compliance functions. Enforced government policy; Inspected construction sites; Calculated excavation areas, vertical & horizontal alignments, quantity take-offs, and roadway elevations & slopes; Documented construction activities; Assisted with contractual payments; Located public utility taps & roadway easements; Interpreted specifications & blueprints for contractors and relevant citizenry; Prepared drainage, bridge, and roadway structural field note records; Inspected solid waste site project; Surveyed for roadway structures; Conducted employee interviews; Inspected geotechnical/soil & asphalt compaction testing; Reviewed & critiqued pre-construction plans; Generated a daily inspection diary; Initiated technical writing correspondence; Assisted/inspected pile driving operations for bridge abutments & retaining walls; Prepared monthly budgets and contractor pay estimates.Computer experience using IBM PCs; using software including Microsoft DOS; SMARTWARE II integrated word-processing, spreadsheet, database, and communications package; Typing; Surveying; Technical Writing; Project Scheduling; Graphic Design/Drafting.Telephone No N/A (reorganized or retired) now.Starting - Final pay rate $9/hr; $14/hr. FORMTEXT Job title Inspector/Engineering AideSupervisor Tom Hanson, PE, Former County Engineering Group Manager FORMTEXT Reason for leaving Completed college degree program pursuing position at ODOTEducational Background A. List three (3) schools attended, starting with last one. B. List the number of years completed. C. Indicate degree or diploma earned, if any. D. Major and minor field of study (if applicable).A. School, City/StateB. # YearsCompletedC. DegreeDiplomaD. Field of StudyUniversity of Washington, Seattle, WA82-83, 89-92BSCE; 12/1992Civil Engineering Degree ProgramWashington St. Univ., Pullman, WA09/88 - 01-89 FORMTEXT Civil Engineering Undergrad ProgramSkagit Valley College, Mt. Vernon, WA09/86-12/87A.A.; 12/1988Associate of Arts DegreeWestern WA University, Bellingham, WA01/85-06/86 FORMTEXT General Undergrad RequirementsAdditional InformationProfessional education, training and development:LeadershipTechnicalSafety and HealthSilver Falls Dist. School Board MemberAll Things Environmental/ODOT-Fed Aid.ODOT Medic First Aid/CPRMBI, Inc. \" Understanding FinancialPCI 5th Edition Design Handbook SeminarODOT Confined Space TrainingStatements (NCEE Accounting Review)PCI Bridge Design Manual SeminarOn-going First Aid/CPR updatesMorse Bros., Inc., \" Leadership MBI\" I & IIPrestressed Concrete Design CourseInterpersonal Skills Training CourseAnnual Bridge Inspection SeminarODOT Graduate Engineering ProgramMicrosoft Databases: Access; Foxpro 2.5Business Grammar for ProfessionalsMicrosoft Office Suite Software ApplicationsMicroStation Graphics DesignMicroStation Inroads TrainingNBIS Bridge Inspection CourseParadox DatabaseBOLI Prevailing Wage Rate SeminarAPWA Technical Project Training SeminarsUrban Watershed Inst. Culvert WorkshopAsphalt Institute Constr. Hot Mix AC PavementFHWA Urban Drainage Design 2004AASHTO Roadside Design Training 2005Statewide Programmatic General Permit Workshop; DSL/COE SPGP PermitPE Review Courses PSU/Univ. of PDXMWH Soft H2OMap Water Modeling CourseDRF130 Intro. to AutoCAD Spring 2006ODOT/DEQ Stormwater Management PlansCertifications/Professional Licenses:Engineer-in-Training (EIT)Specialized Technical Skills (Check Software/Equipment Operated)Computer and Office Management Skills:Computer hardware experience using: IBM PCs; Apple Macintoshes; Intergraph Workstations; Software experience including: Office Professional Suite, Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Project, Windows XP and Foxpro; ESRI ARC/GIS; ODOT Mainframe; UNIX; Bentley MicroStation/Inroads and Autodesk AutoCAD Graphic Design/Drafting, ETI, and associated software; Adobe Products; Smartware II; Lotus 1-2-3; DG 20/20; SAP90/SAL; WordPerfect Office Suite; FORTRANDeveloped and administered research reporting, inspection, and customer sales and marketing databasesAdministers project scheduling programs and practicesUsed \" Pontis/NBIS\" computer database system reporting software to report individual bridge condition ratings; created region highway computer database inspection and scheduling program filesDesigned newly computerized stocking/inventory systemsPerformed accounting, purchasing, data entry, filing, and clerical activities FORMCHECKBOX Switchboard FORMCHECKBOX 10-Key FORMCHECKBOX ADP FORMCHECKBOX Oracle FORMCHECKBOX Other Database: Foxpro FORMCHECKBOX MS Excel FORMCHECKBOX MS Access FORMCHECKBOX MS Office FORMCHECKBOX GPS FORMCHECKBOX Other Equipment: FORMTEXT FORMCHECKBOX MS Word FORMCHECKBOX MS Project FORMCHECKBOX Softdesk FORMCHECKBOX Autodesk FORMCHECKBOX Other Software: WordPerfect FORMCHECKBOX AutoCAD FORMCHECKBOX Land Development Desktop FORMCHECKBOX MicroStation/InroadsProfessional Memberships and AffiliationsList professional, trade, business, or civic associations and offices held. (You may exclude memberships that would reveal race, color, religion, creed, gender, national origin, age, disability, or marital or veteran status.)OrganizationOffices HeldAmerican Public Works Association (APWA) FORMTEXT Strategic Economic Development Corp. of Mid-Willamette Valley (SEDCOR) FORMTEXT Oregon School Board Association (OSBA) FORMTEXT Oregon Chapter American Concrete Institute (OACI) FORMTEXT Corporate AccomplishmentsList any additional information you would like us to consider including any accomplishments, publications, and/or awards. Publication article/Industry Brochure: The Art of Concrete - White Cement: Perspectives on Architectural Distinction; Distinctive by Design Precast, Keeping Pace with Style and Substance, Nike World Campus North Expansion, Washington Co., Oregon, Bob Knorr, Morse Bros., Inc., 2000.