Adam Nelson

• Supervised field crews to maximize quality and work efficiency.
• Drove project objectives on day-to-day operational level by working closely with local DOT and inspectors
• completed geotechnical projects involving strand anchors, sacrificial hollow bar, open hole drilling with t-45 and down the hole hammers, high tension mesh jobs , drape mesh jobs , GCS walls, micro piles. Ive shot Shotcrete on the ground, out of man baskets and off ropes.
• I can run john Henry's, TEI drills, beretta drills and wagon drills.
• i am what access considers a hybrid superintendent where i do both rockfall projects as well as what we call "soils" projects" which is what i cut my teeth on in this industry at Gsi

While I was at rock supremacy I was just a laborer but I wanted to learn the rock fall side of geostabilization, we focused on high wall scaling, pin mesh systems and rock bolting on the sides of cliffs using pallet drills and wagon drills as well as hand drilling with pluggers for strand anchors.

At Gsi wei focused mostly on landslide mitigation usually along roadways repairing slides with soil nail walls requiring differing amounts of shoulder build out and shotcrete and on some projects we had to do GCS walls to put the road back where it originally was.

As a foreman at Gsi they required me to manage the and make sure the project was being completed in a timely manner and made sure everyone was working safely. I also did about half of the paperwork that my superintended had to do so I could help lighten the load on him but also for me to learn the position above me.