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Paul Allison, CMITt
<br />Senior Construction Manager --
<br />Mr. Allison has more than 19 years of experience as a Construction
<br />Experience
<br />Management professional, with extensive experience on large-scale water
<br />19 years
<br />related projects. He has been responsible for quality assurance inspection
<br />Education
<br />of all aspects of construction from project startup, to project closeout and
<br />BS (in progress), Construction
<br />finalization. As an Inspector, he is diligent in assisting project teams to
<br />Management, California State
<br />detect and resolve issues before they affect the construction or budget
<br />University, Long Beach
<br />through comprehensive documentation and communication. As a Resident
<br />Micro -tunneling Risk Management
<br />Engineer, he has been responsible for document control, weekly meetings,
<br />and Ground Improvement Short
<br />pay applications and change order processing. As a Construction Manager
<br />Courses, Colorado School of Mines
<br />he is focused on collaboration through communication.
<br />Certifications
<br />Saddle Crest Pipeline/Saddle Crest Reservoir and Booster Pump
<br />Construction Manager -in -Training
<br />Station, Trabuco Canyon Water District, CA
<br />(CMIT), Construction Management
<br />Construction Manager on two concurrently performed jobs. The first phase
<br />Association of America
<br />consisted of approximately two miles of 8" PVC and HDPE sewer and
<br />water lines installed in a new housing tract. The second phase consisted of
<br />Certified Public Infrastructure
<br />a new 1.5 MG welded steel reservoir and booster pump station with a fully
<br />Inspector (CPII), American Public
<br />integrated SCADA system and a new pump house. Responsible for all
<br />Works Association (APWA)
<br />aspects of Client and Contractor Coordination as well as scheduling,
<br />Certified NASSCO CIPP Inspector
<br />budget, and payments to the contractor and the CM.
<br />Phase 2 Recycled Water Expansion Project, El Toro Water District, ICC, Structural Steel and Welding
<br />CA Inspector
<br />Resident Engineer/Field Inspector that provided construction management Certified Welding Inspector (CWI-
<br />and inspection services for this project. The project consisted of QCI 96), American Welding Society
<br />approximately 25,000' of 4", 6", 10" and 12" purple PVC pipe and was
<br />constructed in two phases simultaneously by different contractors in Qualified SWPPP Practitioner
<br />separate areas of the Laguna Woods Village Retirement Community. (QSP), CASQA
<br />Constructed entirely on residential streets, the contractors maintained
<br />access to residents at all times and were required to provide access for ACI, Level I Technician Concrete
<br />emergency vehicles within a three minute time limit. The District conducted
<br />a massive community outreach plan which was very successful but still OSHA 30-hr and Confined Space
<br />required daily interaction to address resident's questions, comments and training
<br />complaints. The stated goal of the project was "to get more compliments
<br />than complaints" and this goal was successfully achieved.
<br />Alternate Raw Water Transmission Line, Trabuco Canyon Water District, CA
<br />Resident Engineer/ Inspector provided construction management and inspection services for this federally
<br />funded project consisted of approximately 5,000' of 10"and 12" PVC pipe. This pipeline was constructed along
<br />an environmentally sensitive creek in an existing Orange County recreational path. Heavily used by cyclists,
<br />pedestrians and equestrians, the path was always required to be kept open and safe. Access and working
<br />hours were strictly limited. The rest of the project completed in City streets with strict traffic control guidelines
<br />and limited working hours. Responsibilities included setting up and maintaining the electronic document control
<br />systems and monitoring and verifying all aspects of the work. Processed submittals, change orders, and RFI's,
<br />verified and documented all changes and extra work, completed daily and photo inspection logs and processed
<br />monthly pay applications.
<br />San Juan Creek 30" Effluent Transmission Main Replacement, Moulton Niguel Water District, CA
<br />As the Resident Engineer and Inspector, provided construction management and inspection services for this
<br />federally funded micro -tunneling project. This project installed a 300 feet of 60" steel cased micro -tunnel under
<br />the San Juan Creek. The greatest challenge of the project was the installation of the 80' deep jacking and
<br />receiving shafts. A 36" diameter PVC pipe was installed, grouted in place and connected to the existing outfall
<br />piping. Responsible for all aspects of construction management including inspecting, documenting the work,
<br />communicating with stakeholders, conducting progress meetings, and coordinating shutdowns. Set up and
<br />maintained the electronic document control system, processed all submittals RFI's and change orders, and
<br />processed payments to the contractor. Project stakeholders included Moulton Niguel Water District, Santa
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