Gus Gonzalez

• Incorporate project plans using specific software to cover scheduled benchmark dates. Ensuring skilled craft employees recognize the proper work flow needed to complete the project in a timely manner.
• Compile, compare and organize issued engineered drawings with consistent audits. Verifying drawings for discrepancies while simultaneously documenting errors.
• Communicate drawing discrepancies with specific detailed solutions to engineering company and or companies. Helping prevent possible project delays, budget compromises, out of specification installs, and above all safety hazards.
• Incorporate project progress software tracking.
• Incorporate project cost software tracking.
• Over view, compare, and calculate job cost logistics in reference to project budget. Ensuring job is complete with in allowed cost.
• Document and tally deviated tasks that are not in compliance with job description for later budget review.
• Gather and coordinated meetings to proper calibrate employee focus to align with project priorities as needed.
• Conducted safety hazard risk assessments and implemented mitigation strategies throughout project lifecycle.
• Manage project Quality Assurance/Quality Control documentation to verify accuracy and compliance with industry standards.
• Conduct constant communication with employees issues and concerns. Provide support in helping mitigate possible project holds, and oversee possible future project holds.
• Document lessons learned to incorporate procedures and protocols preventing repetitive mistakes across the entirety of the project.

• Oversee material handling to ensure arrival is on schedule and accounted for. Along with cross reference to the bill of material, verifying accuracy and documenting any discrepancy's.
• Weld to fabricate structural supports and or piping tailored to the project, along with repairs needed to mitigate malfunctions at hand.
• Pest control driven contracts ranging from insect to larger scale predator extermination assignments.
• Equine based jobs ranging from colt starting, doctoring and pushing cows, scouting, and guided hunt services.
• Operating light to heavy machinery listed as

a. D4 bulldozers

b. 6 to 10 ton excavators

c. 75 to 60 HP skid steers

d. 45 to 70 HP tractors

• Manual labor as specified for tasks at hand.