1. Douglas Mason
2636 Route 446, Eldred, PA 16731
Home: 814-331-8861 Cell: 814-331-8861
Dmason67@hotmail.com
SUMMARY
I currentlyworked asan Environmental Inspectorformarkwestonseveral Uticashale NortheastOhio
projectswith3 ½ yearsas a highwayconstructioninspector. Severalyearsof experience infactorywork
inproduction, maintenance andsupervision.
EXPERIENCE
Lead environmental inspector, 3/20/16 to present
QUALITY INTEGRATED SERVICES (QIS)
2309 North Lelia Street
P.O. Box 1950
Guymon, OK 73942
Jobdutiesinclude workingdirectlywithDOMINION managementandpersonal overseeingall
environmental procedures,requirementsandregulationsatthe CORNWELLstation inClendeninWV.
For the Monroe to Cornwell project.Dailyreportsare providedtomanagement.
Environmental Inspector, 10/4/2015 to 2/5/1016
Pittsburgh Mineral and Environmental Technology (PMET)
700 Fifth Ave., New Brighton PA 15066
724-846-5000
Job duties include overseeing the operations of several different contractors in the installation of
varioussizedpipelinestoincludethe installationandmaintenance of erosioncontrol devicesandtimber
mat bridges. Monitoring stream, wetland and road crossings, excavation of ROW, slip repair and
restoration regulations. Daily report is provided to management.
Environmental Inspector, 04/2013 to 10/4/2015
Whipper Hill Consulting – Coudersport, PA
Job duties include overseeing the operations of several different contractors in the installation of
varioussizedpipelinestoincludethe installationandmaintenance of erosioncontrol devicesandtimber
mat bridges, clearing, monitoring stream, wetland and road crossings, excavation of ROW, slip repair
and restoration regulations. Daily report is provided to management. Have also performed utility
inspection,overseeingandcalculatingfootageof excavation, ditching, lowering in, pad and backfilling.
Well Tender, 8/2011 to 04/2013
U.S. Energy Corp – Bradford, PA
2. Inspectedandtendedupto59 wellsdaily,recordingpumptimes,pressuresandadjustingaccordingly.
Performingall electrical andmechanical maintenance required. Measuringanddrainingtankbatteries.
Construction Inspector, 7/2009 to 8/2011
Erdman Anthony Associates Inc – Bradford, PA
From 7/09 to 11/09 I workedasa TA on the PENNDOTSRO 210 projectinBradford,PA. Duties included
overseeingthe contractoras he performeddailyconstructiontasks. Readingandunderstanding project
prints, plans and standards. I was responsible for assuring the proper placement of drainage pipe,
bituminous materials, concrete, guide rail and earthwork throughout the project.
From 3/10 to 8/10 – The same duties as previous season were performed however; my position was
promoted to a TA2.
Computations for all completed work were compiled daily and contractors were paid accordingly.
Demolition of bridge structures, bridge rehab, placement of concrete in back walls, cheek walls,
abutments, approaches, slip form barrier, curb and gutter, concrete box beam deck placement,
witnessed and performed concrete air and slump test, cylinder moldings, steel girder structure
placement,pull test,bolttorque test,hydrodemolition,latex overlay of bridge decks and calibration of
latex trucks. Also had limited experience in overseeing traffic signal, highway lighting and fiber
interconnect operations.
From 3/2011 to 8/2011 SR 0083/047, ECMS #, York CO Harrisburg, PA District 8 – Worked with
contractor Trumbull andsubcontractorsineradicationof existingroadwaymarkingsandline painting of
new,removal of existingbarrierandreplacement,removal of existingbridge S-30916 turnpike rampand
S-30915 I83 structure over-turnpike, overseeing the shielding, saw cutting, deck and barrier removal,
excavation,jackingof superstructure andbearingreplacement, non movement of class A through AAA
concrete testing and placement of entire structure, performed M & P of traffic on I83 and turnpike,
bituminousplacement onI83, pan placementanddeckpoursonboth structures,bidwell setup, dry and
wet check runs, curing of concrete, daily paperwork, filling out PSA reports and CPM schedule and
entering into computer program.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
High School Diploma: General, 1985
Otto-Eldred Jr. Sr. High School – Duke Center, PA, USA
NICET TransportationHighwayConstructionLevel 1-2010
NECEPT PENNDOTConcrete FiledTechnician -2010
ACIFieldTechnicianGrad1 -2009
OSHA 10-Hour ConstructionSafetyCourse -2009
Veriforce Qualifications
401 Examinationof buriedpipeline whenexposed
607 Observationof excavatingandbackfilling
900 ROW observance,identifyingforeignfacilities
903 Directional drillingandboring
904 Inspectionof material
906 ROW cleanup
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4. SKILLS
Managing large crews Maintenance work
Qualitycontrol Management
Blueprintreadingandinterpretation Manual dexterity
OSHA regulatorycompliance Mechanics
Dependableindependentworker OSHA compliance
Excellentplancomprehension Pipe fitting
Troubleshooting Plumbing
Customer service skills Power and pneumatic tools
Good at following instructions Safety regulations
Group environments Scheduling
Solid independent worker Maintenance and repair
Basic math skills Troubleshooting
Blueprint reading Construction laborer
Computer literate Concrete placement
Consistent work history NICET certified
Good at following instructions NECEPT certified
Group environments ACI certified
Employee productivity reports Direct labor crew training
Blueprint interpretation Troubleshooting at component level
Solid communication skills Strong interpersonal skills
Strong organizational skills Strong work ethic
Team player Timely project completion
Deadline driven Schematics reading
Hydraulic press brake machinery Manual labor skills
Flexible work schedule Establishing goals and setting priorities
Good mechanical aptitude Good verbal/written communication skills
Power tools High school diploma
Job status report Lifting up to 100 lbs
OSHA certified Productionline/assemblylineforkliftexperience
Proficiencywithmechanical andelectrictools
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Responsible for providing vision and guidance to a group of several construction employees, training
them on sufficient project plans and procedures.
Documentation – Reported and documented unsafe conditions, equipment and/or injury.
Equipment Maintenance – Performed routine maintenance on equipment as needed.
ProjectPlanning–Providedprojectcontrols,costestimationandothersupportservicestotechnical line
management.
Inventory Control – Restocked and organized items as necessary and as directed.
5. Purchasing – Maintained inventory of spare parts inventories and completed purchase requisitions as
necessary.
Product Inspection – Inspected products to ensure they were the highest quality.
Supervision – Trained contract workers to perform general warehouse duties according to the
company’s standards.
Machine Repair – Detected machine malfunctions and problem-solved accordingly. Repaired,
maintained and replaced parts and dies
