william fedolak

My role included conducting concrete testing using pressure meter and slump test methods, molding cylinders and beams on state highway work. I also performed lab work which consisted of breaking concrete cylinders and sieving aggregate. I was the lead technician for a Meijer project that began in 2011 which included density testing on backfill, aggregates, asphalt and clay.

Responsibilities included planning, scheduling, coordinating, production tracking, forecasting/projections and initiating RFI's for the mechanical work. Additionally, I managed all materials, tools, supplies and equipment for the boilermakers. I also was the contract manager for a mechanical material supplier totaling $5 million. During my time at the project I transitioned in to a lead role within our department.

Responsibilities included ordering, tracking and storage for all of the material on the project. In addition, I was a part of planning, scheduling and coordinating the remaining civil work. I was also responsible for the installation of the pipe insulation, the 500,000 gallon tank liner and the hydro test for the tank, which included extreme planning and coordination with GE Water and the plant.

Responsibilities within the structural group included construction scheduling, sequencing, site and equipment planning, contract reviews/red-lines, and full estimate development. I was a facilitator for interdisciplinary coordination and subcontractor bid package coordination.

Responsibilities include setting up project budgets, job cost tracking, drafting/executing change orders, job forecasting/productions, negotiate/execute subcontracts and service agreements. Additionally, I issue/track RFI's, set up the job quality checklists, issue submittals, establish and maintain project schedules and draft/execute purchase orders.

My responsibilities include the planning, scheduling, coordinating, production tracking, forecasting/projections and initiating RFI's for installation of the gas turbine/compressor trains, steam turbines and balance of plant equipment. Also, help in the development of less experienced field engineers.