Professional Summary
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Work History
Skills
Accomplishments
Skills
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Tim Wittrig

Andersen Construction Company
Albany,United States
10
years of professional experience

Experienced Foreman/ Superintendent with 20+ years in commercial construction, skilled in crew leadership, subcontractor management, blueprint interpretation, and job site safety. Known for keeping schedules on track and work completed to code. Understands RFI and submittal process. Has worked on projects independently.

Work History

General Foreman

10 Years 6 Months
Andersen Construction Company | 05.2016 - Current
  • Coordinated subcontractors, deliveries, and daily schedules to keep projects aligned.
  • Reviewed blueprints and specifications to direct accurate field execution.
  • Enforced OSHA safety practices and corrected hazards before work continued.
  • Ensured timely completion of projects with effective time management and prioritization of tasks.
  • Enhanced team productivity by providing clear direction, setting expectations, and offering constructive feedback.
  • Inspected completed work to verify quality, code compliance, and scope accuracy.
  • Supervised crews to maintain safe, efficient workflows across active construction sites.

Skills

Construction supervision
Blueprint interpretation
Commercial construction experience
Subcontractor management
Job site safety
Daily reporting
Work Planning and Prioritization
Effective communication
Conflict resolution
Dedicated work ethic
Equipment operation

Accomplishments

    Owner/ CEO Tim Wittrig Construction from 1996-2003.

    General Contractor specializing in commercial pre-engineered metal buildings and structural steel.

    Employed 25 workers. Staffed, scheduled and trained all employees.

    Completed projects with Target, Costco, Wilbur Ellis Fertilizer and Mid Valley Farms among many others.

Skills

Journeyman Carpenter / Builder, Welder and Fabricator, Equipment Operator.

Timeline

General Foreman

Andersen Construction Company
05.2016 - CurrentRead More
Tim Wittrig