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- 3300 N. Ridge Rd. Suite 235
Ellicott City, MD
Supervisor: Peter Dare
301-461-0078
August 1989 to June 1990
Party Chief: residential development construction stakeout, topographic, traverse & boundary surveys; programmed Hewlett-Packard 41cx hand-held computer utlized for field computations and checks;
$13.25/hr plus travel expenses
- 50 West Montgomery
Rockville, MD
Supervisor: Bill Carroll
301-762-7910
August 1988 to June 1989
Party Chief: residential & small commercial development, topographic surveys for DC D.O.T.-street rehabilitation & traverse work;
$13/hr plus vehicle
- 9585 Reisterstown Rd.
Owings Mills, MD
Supervisor: Brooke Miller
301-363-4663
August 1987 to February 1988
Party Chief: stakeout new multi-family dwellings, earthwork, brick-pinning, horizontal & vertical control, brief HASP-COGO digitizer introduction
$13.52/hr plus vehicle
- 3969 Pender Dr.
Fairfax, VA
Supervisor: Tim Dzurilla
703-385-7555
July 1985 to July 1987
Party Chief: complete s/o of 400 unit project, single family & townhouses, including all earthwork, underground utilities, street & curb work, wall checks, property corners & traverse operations.
$12.50/hr plus vehicle
- 8866 Goldsborough Blvd.
Houston, TX
Supervisor: Larry Godfrey, Sr.
March 1978 to March 1981
Party Chief: Projects-Houston Intercontinental Airport Runway Extension, stakeout , horizontal & vertical control. City of Houston Police Academy, slope staking, high-speed figure-8 test track, blue-topping, curb & gutter stakeout;
$9.85/hr
- 1789 Peachtree Rd., NE
Atlanta, GA 30305
Supervisor: Arthur C. Caraway, Jr.
June 1974 to January 1978
Began at entry level: rod & chain personnel, promoted to party chief September 1976; sewage & water trunkline survey & stakeout, system technologies & inspection, topography & drafting and bid proposal computations.
Prior to and during this era, I also hired out as a coke oven laborer at the now defunct Bethlehem Steel Corporation, Burns Harbor, Indiana Plant, and did over and above due diligence for a small hardware store, a fast food fried chicken chain, a roofer, and a construction company catering to the Carnegie-Rockefellers, yes darling, THOSE Carnegie-Rockefellers, as a sign-maker, a bookshop clerk, flailing in phone sales, and as an over-qualified fool for my poor dad.
Such is the working past of dreamers, earnest for something better than all that already lay before him. And now, weaving through this suffocating economy I find myself also a licensed but ill-suited Virginia Real estate agent. Just trying to sell my DC condo, man. Go figure.
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