Robbie Douzat

Objectives Project Management and Facilities Director Early Career progression Advancement from apprentice in the plumber and pipe fitting field to full oversight and management of crews with a proven record of success in both the attainment of established goals as well as the maintenance of work ethic and project development. Early Career progression Dotty's Commenced career as a lead maintenance tech and rapidly ascended to leadership position based on demonstrated skills and industry knowledge. Promoted to Manager after creating, presenting and implementation of an aggressively strategic plan resulting in significant cost management, enhanced construction practices and executed deliverables. Extensively developed construction knowledge, labor management practices, and architectural skills in the area of design and business management. Dependable, dedicated team player and top performer consistently meeting project deadlines and budget goals. Knowledgeable about importance of quality work and preventive maintenance. Over 33+ years of experience. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals. Hardworking and passionate job seeker with strong organizational skills eager to secure position. Ready to help team achieve company goals. Detail-oriented team player with strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy. Encouraging manager and analytical problem-solver with talents for team building, leading and motivating, as well as excellent customer relations aptitude and relationship-building skills. Proficient in using independent decision-making skills and sound judgment to positively impact company success. Dedicated to applying training, monitoring and morale-building abilities to enhance employee engagement and boost performance. Strong leader and problem-solver dedicated to streamlining operations to decrease costs and promote organizational efficiency. Uses independent decision-making skills and sound judgment to positively impact company success.

• Completed pipefitting training at State Wide Fire Protection.
• Promoted to Maintenance Manager to Sr Project Director after 8 months of employment.
• Recognized and received , Employee of the Month Awards, Work Anniversary Awards, Department MVP Awards, Teamwork Award , Star Performer Award, Above & Beyond Award, Safety Awards, Leadership Awards, Character Awards, Mentorship Award, Diligence Award, Customer Service Award, Outstanding Achievement Awards, Top Performer Awards, Milestone and Tenure Awards or outstanding performance and compliance.
• Resolved product issue through consumer testing.
• Supervised team of 125 staff members.
• Collaborated with team of 250 in the development of Laughlin River Lodge and Hoover Dam Lodge.
• Used Microsoft Excel to develop inventory tracking spreadsheets.
• Achieved on time projects and before by introducing "Project Professional Software" for schedules.
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Childhood Camping Stories of Why :

According to Exploring Early Twenty-First Century Developed Forest Camping Experiences and Meanings, a study conducted in partnership with the US Department of Forestry, Americans love camping as much as ever. With new amenities and technology, camping continues to be a “way to comfortably contact and explore nature and to satisfy important human needs for personal restoration and social bonding.”

In fact, now more so than ever, camping can be the perfect “catalyst for bringing family members together who may otherwise be separated by the 21st-century life.”

Research conducted in the Czech Republic pointed to camping strengthening family bonds. “Camping is one way for a family to interact, grow, learn, and develop in a natural environment. The act of living outdoors allows room for the family members to relate to one another in a way that recalls an earlier and simpler era.”

Not only is camping beneficial for the family, teamwork, scheduling, career entity, but it is also an opportunity for personal growth in both children and adults. “During this leisure time of camping, it is possible to engage in many activities, such as sports, games, campfires, swimming, and writing in one's journal, the outputs of which should be seen as informal learning.” Helps clear the mind and get focused to make major career goals !

Whether you're continuing a family tradition or starting a new one, camping is an excellent way to bring your family together.

Growing up, my family was always planning our next camping adventure. My parents hauled our family of four all over the country during our youth, from squishing together in a single tent, in a hand-me-down pop-up camper, or driving out to Mexico in a old truck and rundown camper,

Camping with your family has its ups and downs – it comes with the territory. Something is always bound to go wrong. I remember raccoons eating all the food we had packed because my brother didn't latch the cooler correctly. I remember hiking Caliente NV and getting caught in a torrential downpour where we had no choice but to keep going and get soaked to the bone.

What's great about family trips (camping in particular) is that even if things don't go entirely as planned, years later, everyone looks back on the camping trip fondly. And the parts that were not-so-great at the time are the parts that everyone remembers best.

There's something special about exploring new places with your family that gives everyone a shared sense of wonder and excitement. I'm so grateful for these shared happy memories with my family, and I'm thankful that I learned to explore and appreciate nature from a young age – even if things don't go according to plan!