Basis of Design Book 2 - City of St. Petersburg

Patrick McGlynn
Superintendent/Quality Control - Marine Construction
Personal Stats
18 years in the industry
Highlighted Projects
OSHA 30 Hour Certifications
• Evacuation
• Scaffold
Crane Management Certification
- The National Commission for the
Certification of Crane Operators
(NCCCO)
Role and Expertise
He has developed strong strategic-planning and people skills. His
construction expertise includes managing and performing multiple
piledriving operations, planning and performing steel and concrete girder
erection, installing concrete substructures, and bridge deck placement.
Supervisory activities include employee scheduling, staff training/
development, daily task planning, daily equipment check off list,
preparing toolbox talks, and preparing critical lift plans. He also prepares
activity reports for the Project Manager and interacts with safety and
quality managers for inspections.
“
My experience in this work environment has
taught me over the years that – in the end – producing
a quality building is not enough: how we get there is
equally important. During construction, my job is to make
sure this space remains a safe place for the public to enjoy
every day.
”
Additional Projects
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US Navy NAVFAC, Repairs to Berths 3 & 4, Portsmouth, VA
($23 million)
••
US Navy NAVFAC, Small Boat Basin, Norfolk, VA ($15 million)
US Army Corps of Engineers, Great
Bridge Replacement, Chesapeake, VA
$21 million project to replace a double-swing
span structure with a five-lane, double-leaf
bascule bridge. The new bridge is supported
on 18’ piles and mass concrete foundations.
Each pier is constructed with 500 CY of heavily
reinforced concrete supporting the 650 TN
drawspans.
Virginia DOT, Route 1/I-495/I-95
Reconstruction
Alexandria, VA
$189 million project involved construction
of 19 structural steel bridges, two temporary
bridges and the demolition of 7 existing
bridges. Project challenges included MOT for
220,000 vehicles a day, working in limited
space in a densely populated urban area,
utility coordination, working with adjacent
contractors, community relations, and
environmental mitigation.
958-26 CMAR with GMP for the Municipal Pier Replacement Project
A. Experience and Qualifications
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