Perry Klein

Serve as the Supervisory Engineer (Resident Engineer) with direct responsibility for field engineering work associated with the construction program in the assigned geographical area. Ensure proper quality and quantity of materials and equipment, quality of workmanship and adequacy of contractors' methods and operations. Assure work is carried out in accordance with plans, specifications, and nontraditional scopes of work.

Supervisory Engineer (Resident Engineer) - USACE (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)

Serve as the Supervisory Engineer (Resident Engineer) with direct responsibility for field engineering work associated with the construction program in the assigned geographical area. Ensure proper quality and quantity of materials and equipment, quality of workmanship and adequacy of contractors' methods and operations. Assure work is carried out in accordance with plans, specifications, and nontraditional scopes of work.

Supervisory Engineer - Supervision - USACE (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)

Supervise, plan, direct, organize, assign, coordinate, and review the work of subordinated employees engaged in construction operations, contract administration, technical engineering, and administrative work.

• Schedule and approve leave of subordinates
• Certify time and attendance
• Establish performance requirements and make formal performance appraisals
• Counsel employee's performance problems
• Review work performance of subordinate staff members, including decisions and recommendations made for technical and administration sufficiency
• Apply pertinent guidelines of the District's Affirmative Action Plan and further equal employment opportunity
• Assure that position structure conforms to the objective of effective position management, achievements and rewarding performance, arranging training, and all other personnel management matters

Supervisory Engineer - Construction Management - USACE (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)

Manage the Corps Quality Assurance program for all construction work. Ensure all work is accomplished in accordance with contract plans and specifications. Monitor construction to ensure that the contractor use proper quality and quantity of materials and equipment; utilize quality workmanship; employ adequate methods and operations to complete operations.

• Develop and establish methods and procedures for use in managing construction, for meeting overall schedules and for keeping at a minimum the government costs pertinent to construction
• Review construction plans and confer with contractors and subcontractors, personnel of using services, regulatory agencies and others to formulate construction schedules for effective prosecution of work
• Assemble pertinent engineering data, with recommendations, in connection with contract modifications, change orders, and claims which are tantamount to final acceptance
• Proactively involved in predesign activities with design elements in the development of nontraditional contract scopes for work, work plans and site advance agreements

Supervisory Engineer - Contract Administration - USACE (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)

Have full authority to represent the Contracting Officer to provide the necessary contractual direction (as Contracting Officer's Representative) to the contractor to clarify contract requirements to respond to contractor letters, to approve contractor's submittals and to provide appropriate contractual direction to enforce compliance. Resolve controversial matters arising between government and contractor personnel.

USACE Representative - USACE (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)

Represent the District Commander, Chief of Construction Division and Project Management. Conference with senior military officers along with top-level civilian representative of the using services, including officials of other government agencies, Area and District offices, and contractors to discuss problems of a controversial or unprecedented nature and changes in program objectives.

• Meet frequently with contractors and their key personnel to resolve matters arising from the interpretation of plans and specification, schedule of work, and support of negotiations for change orders and claims

MBA, Electrical Engineer, PE, Level III Acquisition