RESUME

Name: KRISTOPHER MITCHELL

Address: 2615 RASPBERRY LN PASADENA TX 77502

Email: KRISTOPHER.MITCHELL@YMAIL.COM

Phone: (254)-495-6616

Title:

Education: PREMIVERA P6 PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM – CERTIFIED SCHEDULER

DUAL CERTIFIED THROUGH THE NCCER PROGRAM – IRONWORKER & RIGGING

TECH SERVICE MANAGER / FIELD ENGINEER / SCHEDULER

Affiliations:

Mr. Mitchell has more than eleven years’ experience in the construction industry. His projects include

power, petrochemical, mining and polymer related fields. Responsibilities have included field craft

experience, field supervision & management, cost estimating, scheduling & planning, tracking of

physical project progress, systems turnover related procedures, field engineering, creation as well as

resolution of RFI’s, response and tracking, developing field deviation / change notices, constructability

and subcontracts management. He has had the opportunity to work on many diverse project types in

the field and office environments.

Representative assignments include:

  · Scheduler / Field Engineer – Metcalf 125k Project, Morenci, Arizona

The $2+ Billion project scope was to refurbish and expand the existing decommissioned

Metcalf Concentrator Facility. The expansion restarted and increased the processing rate of

mill up to a nominal 70,000 short tons per day (stpd). He utilized Primavera & Microsoft

Projects scheduling software in developing and updating front-end construction schedules,

identifying critical paths, developing field need dates for major equipment and bulk materials.

Coordinated between Jacobs construction, client and engineering while facilitating the same

relationship with third party contractors. He reviewed design documents and drawings;

monitored on-going construction for adherence to specifications and performed field

engineering to resolve design problems. Further responsibilities included preparation of

executive reports, construction needs list, initiation of progress reporting systems and

interfacing with client representatives.

  · Tech Service Manager - Phoenix Copper Leach Project, Battle Mountain, Nevada.

$43 Million Project consist of construction of a heap leach facility, PLS ponds, Raffinate Pond,

Tank Farm, Solvent Extraction and Electrowinning Plants (SXEW). He was responsible for all

field engineering, document control, IT systems management, technical coordination with

engineering and management of the appropriate staff. He assisted the Construction QA/QC

group in their activities, interacted closely with the Client Contracts Manager and ensured that

all required documentation was available prior to scheduled commencement of construction

activities. He supervised the Project Controls Manager to assure the necessary as built

quantities were available on a timely basis from the engineers, superintendents, and

contractors. Directly involved in the constructability phase of the project, reviewed multiple

requests for quotes, request for proposals and participated in Construction Readiness Reviews

(CRR) to determine the status of Engineering. Responsible for writing project execution plan,

document control procedures, creating change notice forms and flow charts for RFI’s,

inspections, change management and approved engineering documentation.

  — Work Face Planner / Change Manager - NRU Project, ExxonMobil, Hawkins, Texas

$700 Million scope includes a partial upgrade to the existing Hawkins Gas Plant to achieve a

higher level of natural gas liquid recovery as well as the addition of an entire new Nitrogen

Rejection Unit (NRU) to allow for the recovery of methane as a marketable product from the

natural gas liquid. Responsibilities include creating work packages using the software’s

ConstructSim, CSST, and FieldOpps for all disciplines, coordinating subcontractors by creating

and issuing Contract Correspondence Memorandums (CCM) through Prolog Manager while

implementing and maintaining several databases for the purpose of generating reports

profiling completion status. Use a database, Prolog to generate RFIs (Request for Information)

to control the continuous flow of information between JFS Construction and the Project

Engineers. Other responsibilities included Field Deviation / Change Notices, red lining as-built

drawings, developing mechanical turnover packages through WinPCS and utilizing JPI to locate

engineering / vendor prints & data.

RESUME

KRISTOPHER MITCHELL (2/2)

  · Ironworker General Foreman - ExxonMobil FCCU-3 NOx NSR Project, Baytown, TX.

Project was a $160 million air quality upgrade to the existing Wet Gas Scrubber for the Fluid

Catalytic Cracker Unit # 3 (FCCU-3). The scope of the Project included erection of two (2) new

Selective Catalyst Reforming Reactors (SCR), replacement of the unit Flue Gas Duct work,

replacement of the Quench Water System and upgrade of the three (3) existing CO Boilers.

Responsibilities included conducting safety meetings, ensuring that compliance to safety

processes and procedures were met by all crews, worked in conjunction with shift managers to

ensure productivity, cost, and schedule were met.

  — Field Engineer - Flare Gas Project, BP, Texas City, Texas

Inspected structural steel for the field quality control program and attended various stages of

QA/QC punch list inspections to obtain proper signoffs, modified and red-lined drawings for the

structural department and organized & distributed structural RFIs and related documentation.

  — Material Manager - Total Longhorn II Project, La Porte, Texas

Responsible for re-organization of lay-down yards to ensure all required steel for the project

was on sight and correct. Assisted Field Procurement lead in management of field purchase

orders and related material specifications, charged with organization of incoming project

material and receiving data. Assisted in on-site receiving of project materials, contacted

various project suppliers in order to resolve material issues and assisted field expeditor with

field material distribution management.

  — Structural Foreman / Rigging Specialist - InVista, La Porte, Texas.

He earned his journeyman license as a rigger under the National Craft Assessment &

Certification Program (NCCER) while performing rigging duties with pickers, 100ton and

500ton cranes, set equipment, vessels, tanks and miscellaneous structures.

  · Ironworker / Boiler Maker – Shutdowns, maintenance and/or new construction projects.

– Bayer, Baytown, Texas

– DuPont, La Porte, Texas

– NRG Cedar Bayou, Baytown, Texas

– Rohm & Haas, La Porte, Texas

– Chevron, Pascagoula, Mississippi

– Enterprise, Meeker, Colorado

- Reliant Energy, Jewwitt, Texas

Special Fields of Knowledge:

Proficient in Oracle Premivera P6, Microsoft Office utilities (Projects, Word, Excel and PowerPoint),

Adobe Software, Autodesk NavisWorks Manager, ConstructSim, CSST, FieldOpps, WinPCS, Prolog, JPI

and provide minor onsite IT assistance to PC users

Languages:

English

Employment History:

Jacobs Field Services North America

Ironworker / Ironworker Foreman

Zachry Construction Company

Tech Service Manager / Field Engineer / Change Manager / Scheduler / Work Face Planner / Turnover

& Sub-Contract Coordinator

Performance Contractors

2007 – Date

Ironworker / Boiler Maker / Pipe Fitter Helper / Laborer

2006 – 2007

2003 – 2006

References:

Rick Stevens, Director of Construction / VP, Jacobs, 714.388.7097

William (Whitt) Drake, Tech Services / CM, Jacobs, 281.476.8345

Jim Coombes, AICP / Owner, Construction Planning & Management Inc., 206-619-8789

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