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THOMAS C. MATEJKA 188 Churchills Lane (617) 438-0735 cell Milton, MA 02186 matejka@erols.com OBJECTIVE A
project controls management position in the construction of significant,
rewarding, and challenging projects. SUMMARY Twenty five years’ experience in all aspects of
the construction industry, with ability to provide meaningful and accurate
insight to projects. Progressive advancement from initial
responsibilities as estimator, scheduler and project manager through project
controls management. Experienced in project and schedule management on
major projects including new construction and renovation of operational
facilities for laboratories, education, commercial, healthcare and
residential projects. Genzyme FEU Project, Allston, MA 2011-Present $400
million Facility & Equipment Upgrade project. Renovation of
Genzyme’s Cerezyme and Fabrazyme production facility while supporting the
continuous operations and avoiding any product fabrication
interruption. Renovations included equipment, piping and
instrumentation in the Cell Culture Suites, QC and Engineering Labs, Harvest
Capture & Clarification, Large Scale Buffer Prep and Media Prep
suites. Direct responsibilities as the owner’s schedule representative
managing engineering, procurement, construction, CQV phases including
management of the Jacobs Engineering schedule, Turner Construction schedule
and creating and managing Genzyme’s commissioning/qualification/validation
schedule. Integration and coordination of all schedules to provide
fully integrated project critical path method schedule in Primavera P6
software. Additional responsibilities included management of progress
tracking, performance measurement and earned value management and tracking,
set up and management of Contract Manager server, database and software. Role: Project Controls Manager SKANSKA USA, Boston, MA 2007-2011 Terminal C, Logan International Airport $48 million, 211,648-SF expansion and renovation
of Terminal C at Logan International Airport in East Boston, Massachusetts
including the construction of a relocated and consolidated checkpoint in
Terminal C. The project includes additional shell space between the existing
building and the new corridor at the second level for future development,
relocation of existing tenant offices, reconfiguration of some existing
concession areas and the build out of new security checkpoint and shell space
over the existing bag room and ramp. Construction of the new work impacting
existing ramp activity requires that work be designed and constructed so that
all required ramp activity will be maintained with no permanent obstructions
to current and future ramp activity. Scope of work includes replacement
of the entire HVAC system in the main ticketing hall. Work that is incidental
to the HVAC systems includes the installation of sprinklers, lighting, a new
ceiling, and various electrical and telecommunications system and any other
related work necessary for a complete installation. Work requires extensive
coordination to successfully phase the construction of all affected areas. Role:
Schedule Manager Shire Pharmaceutical, Lexington Technical Park, Lexington, MA Preconstruction
planning for Shire’s final phase development of labs and office facilities at
their Lexington campus. Created and analyzed schedules and cost projections
for the project’s design, construction, commissioning and validation phases. Role:
Project Controls Manager Co-Generation
Power Plant Expansion, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester,
MA $40 million, 15,000-SF expansion to the existing power plant at the
University of Massachusetts Medical School. The existing plant provides
steam, chilled water and co-generation electrical power to a 400-bed Level 3
Trauma hospital, the medical school, the Lazare Research Building, the Benedict
Medical Office Building and the Advanced Center for Clinical Education and Sciences
Building. The plant requires additional steam capacity to meet future demands
for both the medical school and the hospital. The major components required
to achieve the additional capacity are estimated to be a minimum of 5MW of
additional generation and associated components, a minimum of 5000T of
chiller capacity and associated cooling towers, the integration of new and
existing plant controls, a new control room, power plant building expansion
of approximately 15,000-SF and administration building expansion of 1,500-SF.
The power plant expansion will be an energy-efficient and environmentally
sustainable structure. The project is being designed utilizing BIM. Role:
Schedule Manager Bristol-Myers
Squibb, Large Scale Cell Culture Manufacturing Facility, Devens, MA $750
million, 325,000-SF manufacturing facility that includes multiple facilities
and supporting interconnecting site services, utilities and site
improvements. Scope of work includes a 36,000-SF Laboratory, Administrative
and Cafeteria building including a data center with 1,500 SF of raised floor computing area with an installed load of 90
watts per square foot design. The computer area is capable of 150 watts per
square feet; a 190,000-SF Manufacturing Facility that includes inoculum prep,
seed bioreactors of various scales, cell separation, purification, product
fill and final product storage; a 44,000-SF Central Utilities Building (CUB)
and a 6,000-SF Hazardous Materials Storage Warehouse. The project utilized
BIM for both field coordination and fabrication and received LEED Gold
Certification. Role: Project Controls Manager SUFFOLK CONSTRUCTION, Boston, MA 1997-2006 Scheduling Manager2001-2006 Supervised the creation and maintenance of Health
Care, Housing, Hospitality, Public Bid and Retail sector project schedules.
Tracked, reviewed, analyzed, and reported on schedule trends and market
sector issues. Provided claims analysis through “Windows and Time Impact
Analysis” processes. Prepared and forecast Cost to Complete and Earned
Value Reports. Presented, negotiated and defended schedule impact
claims for time and financial compensation. Project Manager2000-2001 Managed construction on Mill Falls Apartments, a
120-unit, $16M renovation of a former mill in Methuen, MA. Wrote and managed
subcontracts and budgets. Ordered and coordinated subcontractors and
suppliers. Reviewed and tracked submittals and client selections. Tracked
subcontractor work progress. Scheduled inspections, testing, Owner closeout
documents and punchlist. Scheduling Coordinator 1997-2000 Created, managed, and published schedules for
projects from proposal stage to tenant fit out. Projects ranged from high-end
luxury estates to large scale commercial and light industrial construction.
Presented marketing schedules to potential and repeat clients. Participated
in defense of scheduling-related subcontractor claims. Calculated projections
of potential and realized delay impact schedules. Corporate profile and
personal responsibilities included retail, hotel, medical, health, and
federal and state supported community housing and public service projects. MELLO CONSTRUCTION, INC., Taunton, MA 1996 - 1997 Operations Manager Consolidated, coordinated, resolved estimating,
scheduling, and purchasing functions for projects ranging from $1M to $8M,
primarily public schools, municipal buildings, and residential
projects. Reviewed specifications and drawings for preparation of bid
documents. Analyzed specifications and contract documentation. Reviewed
contract documents and tracked purchasing schedule. D.B. RILEY - PACE POWER CONSTRUCTORS, INC. 1993-1996 Construction Manager, Worcester, MA Managed projects by providing coordination
between field sites and corporate headquarters to ensure projects were
completed safely, on time, within budget, and at a high level of quality.
Oversaw project budgets, analyzed Pace’s competitiveness and risk. Organized partnership
with Riley’s engineering and manufacturing departments for turnkey projects.
Reviewed and approved construction budgets and schedules on project
proposals. Site Project Manager, Austin, Texas Managed $1.5M annual construction maintenance
contract for the City of Austin’s Electric Utility System, consisting of
three oil and natural gas fired plants totaling 1500 MW service. Coordinated
projects by reviewing plans, specifications, and proposals, providing
estimates, identifying and recommending qualified contractors, conducting
inspections, tracking progress of subcontractors, approving invoicing and
monitoring start-up. Scheduler/Expediter, Worcester, MA Established and maintained production schedule
for the fast track Zachry Energy Systems- Hurt, VA project, finishing ahead
of schedule for the design, manufacture, and erection of three 250,000
lbs./hr. wood fired boilers. Integrated production and construction schedules
into a unified program in Primavera (a first for the Riley Consolidated Companies)
to achieve an early completion. Expedited delivery of components and tracked
project progress. PLAN ROOM SERVICES, Brookline, MA 1992-1993 Construction Manager/Estimator Managed construction schedules, coordinated work
between subcontractors, and inspected work of various building trades
including renovation of primarily public projects, including Habitat for
Humanity and Hale House. ADDITIONAL PROJECT EXPERIENCE Bethel
Performing Arts Center, Bethel, NY - $98,000,000 Waterworks
Condominiums, Chestnut Hill, MA - $58,000,000 Everett
High School, Everett, MA - $63,000,000 Jurys
Hotel, Boston, MA - $46,000,000 JFK Middle
School, Waltham, MA - $56,000,000 Milton Hospital
Expansion Projects, Milton, MA - $12,000,000 Suffolk
University Sawyer Building, Boston, MA - $1,500,000 Boston Financial
Data Services, Quincy, MA - $12,600,000 Iorio Office
Building, Walpole, MA - $4,300,000 Fairfield
Center, Boston, MA - $1,500,000 Curry College
Kennedy & ARC Buildings, Milton, MA - $3,300,000 Super Stop &
Shop, Chelsea/Everett, MA - $10,000,000 Super Stop &
Shop, Revere, MA - $9,100,000 Childrens
Museum, Boston, MA, $115,000 Mill Falls,
Methuen, MA - $9,800,000 88 Exeter Street
Hotel, Phase I, Boston, MA - $8,800,000 Hampton Inn,
Braintree, MA - $5,000,000 Firehouse Inn,
Cambridge, MA - $5,400,000 Tage Inn,
Somerville, MA - $7,000,000 Swisshotel,
Boston, MA - $1,000,000 Doubletree Inn,
Cambridge Lobby Renovations, $1,400,000 Regal Bostonian,
Boston, MA - $8,000,000 Madison Medical
Arts, Morristown, NJ - $8,500,000 Cooper Medical
Mall, Voorhees, NJ - $7,000,000 Traditions at
Wayland, Wayland, MA - $6,900,000 Sharon Senior
Care Center, Sharon, MA - $2,500,000 COMPUTER SKILLS Primavera
& Expedition, AutoCAD, Excel & Microsoft Office Suite. EDUCATION New
Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ Bachelor
of Architecture, 1992 Boston
University, Boston, MA Courses
in Commercial Real Estate Development, 2005 AFFILIATIONS Chair, Buildings
and Grounds Committee, First Congregational Church of Milton American
Institute of ArchitectsSigma Pi Fraternity Boston Society
of ArchitectsHabitat for Humanity REFERENCES Provided upon
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