Paul Gagnon
Senior Construction Manager

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

	Manages day-to-day field operations for multiple projects
	Interacts with Project Management on forward planning issues
	Contacts governmental agencies for construction changes
	Administers the construction documents
	Provides daily log of activities

	In charge of field operations and scheduling
	Liaison between field and administration
	Worked as liaison between field and client

	Responsible for field operations and scheduling
	Performed as liaison between field and administration
	Worked on state, city, county and Corps of Engineer projects
	Supervised Toll Road 243 project in Orange County which laid 650,000 tons of AC paving

	In charge of field operations and scheduling
	Functioned as liaison between field and administration
	Performed between $30 and $40 million of business per year

	Began career with company as a laborer
	Became grading foreman (1955) and ran several jobs, including grading, sewer, water, storm drains, curbs, PCC and streets
	Took projects from grade, base and AC paving to completion
	Became paving superintendent (1957)
	Paved Interstate-8 In Jacumba
	Paved 26 miles of 4-lane freeway in Yermo (1965) with ramps and shoulders; averaged 3,900 tons per day with 450,000 tons total for the project
	Paved AC runways and taxiways (1966) at John Wayne Airport
	Worked as job superintendent at Qualcomm Stadium (1967) on a bonus/penalty clause of $2,000 per day; completed 41 days early, resulting in an $82,000 bonus
	Acted as liaison between administration, estimating, clients and hot plants
	Continued until 1982 when a corporate decision to close the San Diego district office resulted in an offer to perform the same job in Bakersfield