Resumes: Construction


Hugues Antoine
Engineering Manager
•20+ Yrs. Bldg. System Installation/Construction, Operation/Maintenance
•Broad understanding of Bldgs. M.E.P. Systems, Cogenaration, CMMS, & FPI Surveys
•Aptitude to Develop Effective Work Strategies as a Team
•Excellent Analytical and Communication Skills


Roger Cargo
Facilities & Construction
•Facilities & Construction Management
•Retail space, construction, remodeling management
•Facilities maintenance
•Signage retrofitting


Mark Myers
Estimator and Project Manager
•Design and Budget Development
•Field Operations
•Profit and Loss Management


Tracy Pratt
Architect
•Over 20 Years of Experience in Architectural Design
•Familiar with Commercial, Corporate, Institutional, Industrial, Retail, Food Service and Residential Oproject Types
•Strong Work Ethic, Detail Oriented
•Pursuing LEED GA Status


Harold Timmons
Permitting Specialist
•Thorough, hard-working, detailed
•Building and zoning permits at local level
•Accurate timing and turn-around of permitting


Worth Wilson
Facilities Eng / Construction Project Mgr
•Construction Project Manager/Facilities Engineer with over 25 years experience
•Managed 2 million square feet new construction
•Managed approx. 144 projects for expansion, remodel, change of use, repairs, & support equipment changes
•Strong communication, computer, mathematical, reasoning, supervisory, and language skills


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