MICHAEL V. HURST

Dow Plant - Stratton Ridge in Freeport,

• Supervised field crews to maximize quality and work efficiency.
• Managed subcontractors effectively, ensuring timely completion of tasks and high-quality workmanship.

Thermal Energy Corporation (TECO)

• Scheduled subcontractors, consultants and vendors to coordinate completion of jobs and tasks.
• Implemented systems to improve process efficiency and reduce project duration.
• Supervised the installation of treated water replacement pumps.
• Drove project objectives on day-to-day operational level by working closely with clients, decision-makers and vendors.
• Led weekly production and operations contractor meetings, facilitating stronger communication, and helping to resolve critical issues.

Covestro, Baytown -

• Drove project objectives on day-to-day operational level by working closely with clients, decision-makers and vendors.
• Self performed the installation of prefabricated iron to build an upper level access to the top of vessel.
• Conducted critical pre-installation conferences with general contractors, subcontractors, consultants, and manufacturer's representatives.

Natura Plant in Waller Texas -

• Ensured high-quality workmanship by conducting regular site inspections and addressing issues promptly.
• Assisted in organizing and overseeing assignments to drive operational excellence.
• Oversaw all aspects of commercial construction projects from bidding through final inspection, ensuring client satisfaction at every stage.
• Monitored construction sites for compliance with safety regulations and adherence to standards.
• Developed and implemented construction plans according to client specifications and expectations.
• Coordinated with site personnel, clients and local government officials to achieve on-time project delivery.
• Negotiated labor contracts with general contractors and subcontractors.

• Hired to expedite work recovery. Focused on the most critical tasks first and delegate or postpone less urgent ones.
• Conducted thorough final inspections of completed projects, ensuring compliance with building codes and client specifications.
• Improved project efficiency by effectively managing and delegating tasks to a team of skilled carpenters.
• Troubleshot complex issues during construction projects while offering creative solutions that minimized delays or budget overruns.
• Collaborated with architects, engineers, and other construction professionals for smooth project execution.

• Bethune Empowerment Center - Large greenhouse installation: 1) lay out for ground post
• 2) drill, set and pour concrete, wet set ground post, let fully dry before proceeding
• 3) Drill and set 4 rebar cages, 4) install 4 - 4 x 4 post and secure with stakes and plumb up using turnbuckles 5) Pour concrete 6) Installed greenhouse rafter set 7) install center bracing down the middle of rafter set, down both sides of, and angle bracing on the four corners of the greenhouse
• 8) install sun screen material on front, back, and side
• 9) Install roll up door slide mechanisms 10) install roll up door poles 11) Install sunscreen rooftop
• 12) install roll up poles and hook attachment on both greenhouse entry and exit doorways etc
• Sagemont Community Center - Drainage project: 1) Saw cut and remove 70' x 5' existing concrete slab directly on the north side of the building 2) excavate out, load up and haul off spoils 3) install stabilized sand, manually shape and pack to accommodate the installation of pre engineered dura slope trench boxes, 4) install #4 rebar 5) build full length boxes and attach duratrench at the bottom 6) set in place dura slope and trench box assembly 7) install horizontal strongbacks and hang dura slope trench box assembly 8) install job built bulkhead forms with drain penetration at bottom 9) pour 3,000 psi concrete
• 10) Excavate out 1ft below dirt grade down to the city 12 inch drainage line
• 11) Break out catch basin where 12 inch line will run in 12) install 1ft of stabilized sand,manually compact to dirt grade 13) install first lift catch basin 14) install 6 inch pvc from the bottom of dura slope to first lift, install water stop around drain pipes going into the first lift catch basin, form up with plywood leaving a bird mouth at the top, mix up 5,000 psi grout and pour back
• 15) wreck off first lifts forms, patch and rub if need be 16) install ram neck and second lift, install third and final lift 17) install witches cap and catch basin grading 18) backfill to original grade
• Webster WWTP - Concrete Pour Backs in 8 sections: 1) install 3 inch of stabilized sand and compact using plate compactor
• 2) Drill and epoxy in dowels every 1ft
• 3) Tie in place single #5 rebar mat 4) Form up ends with job built forms 5) pour 4.500 psi concrete 6) wreck and back fill areas 7) clean up site, job complete
• Baytown WWTP - 780 LF of electrical duct bank pipe runs and 5 electrical manhole box installation: 1) Lay out EDB installation route 2) saw cut and remove sidewalk portion out of the way, build 9 duct bank concrete markers 3) Tie up rebar cage designated per area confirmed on drawings 4) excavate edb trench 5) test trench for 95% compaction 6) install prebuilt cages at 20' joints 7) install sch 80 pvc pipe at 20' joints 8) continue process to the nearest EMH box
• 9) set EMH box 10) install ground wire middle ways full run of the duct bank runs 11) inspection 12) Pour red concrete 13) Backfill to original grade 14) repeat process until duct back is fully installed
• 15) Form up and pour back the sidewalk that was removed
• 16) Re-sod back filled area 17) install concrete duct bank markers
• Magnolia Community Center - 25,000 sqft Overlay Parking Installation: 1) Excavate out old unleveled asphalt 2) Load out 22 dump truck and haul off excavated existing asphalt 3) Excavate to desired depth 4) load out 8 truck of dirt asphalt mix 5) Roll and compact entire area 6) form up parking lot perimeter 7) install redwood joint with smooth dowels 8) install #4 rebar 18" on centers and install chairs 9) Inspection, then make two concrete pours 10) Make saw cut within 24 hours 11) 21 days later Lay out and strip parking lot spaces 12) Clean up entire area, job complete

• Reed Rd, Community Sidewalk Project - Reviewed design specifications critically for accuracy, identifying potential issues before they escalated into costly delays or rework situations.
• Reviewed design specifications critically for accuracy, identifying potential issues before they escalated into costly delays or rework situations.
• Reviewed plans and inspected ongoing construction to keep work in line with project goals.
• Resolved conflicts efficiently among team members, fostering a positive work environment that contributed to successful outcomes.
• Communicated effectively with clients throughout each stage of the project for transparency regarding progress updates as well as addressing any concerns raised promptly.
• Managed multiple simultaneous projects while maintaining strict deadlines and adhering to budget constraints.
• Implemented safety protocols for reduced workplace accidents and improved employee wellbeing.
• Supported project coordination and smooth workflow by coordinating materials, inspections, and contractor actions.

• Managed all aspect of the the W
• Leo Daniels Towers upgrade and reconstruction which are as follows: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Hvac, Painting, and Civil drainage
• Interviewed subcontractors for all job descriptions and participated in choosing the best subcontractor for the job
• Worked hand and handand managed the subcontractor chosen
• Conducted onboard meeting and preconstruction meetings.Participated in job planning and managed every job step to make sure the plan is followed
• Blueprint proofreading, wrote up and submitted RFI, Change orders, Used bluebeam to red lined and marked up all field verified changes on the drawing
• Attended all OAC meetings, conference meetings, weekly progress meetings, etc
• Managed material orders and designed spreadsheets to keep track of all orders
• Reported daily progress, percentage completed, problems cares and concerns in procore