Karl Keller has over 15 years of experience as a senior construction project manager, with a focus on heavy civil, industrial, and commercial projects. He holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering and has managed multimillion dollar construction projects from start to completion, ensuring they are delivered on schedule and within budget. The document provides details on his work history, roles, responsibilities, and qualifications on various construction and industrial maintenance projects.

1. KARL D. KELLER
980 S COIT RD. #1331, PROSPER TX 75078, 469-720-9601, goillinikarl1959@gmail.com
Summary of Qualifications
 Fifteen years of professional experience as a Senior Construction Project Manager.
 Heavy Civil, Industrial, Commercial, Wastewater/Water Treatment, Gas Station/Big Box Retail.
 Seasoned in managing all phases of multimilliondollar construction projects.
 Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering.
 Project diversification, computer software and applications, project documentation, and QA/QC
supervision.
Universityof IllinoisUrbana-Champaign 05/30/1994 B.S. in Civil Engineering
10/1/2015 – 6/1/2016 CloverleafCMInc. AlbuquerqueNM
Senior ConstructionManager– TonopahTest Range Tower RenovationProject
• ConstructionManagementof $4.2 M, five storyobservationtowerincludingequipment
removal/replacement. Installedall newboilers,chillers,airhandlingunit,VAV’s,roof topACunits
• ImplementedES&HSafetyprogramutilizing Behavioral BasedSafetyandPre-TaskPlanningmeetingsfor
SandiaNational Laboratories.ReceivedSandiaLaboratorySafetyStarsforJHA on LiftPlansfor roof units.
• Completedcommissioning/start-upwithWorkingBuildings,Elevator,Fire Protection, Electrical, Mechanical,
Plumbing,andSiemensControls contractorsandobtainedCertificate of Occupancyonfirstpass.Project
schedule was acceleratedby6monthsdue to Sandiamissioncritical testing.
12/1/2014 – 9/1/2015 Kraft Food Inc. Garland TX
Industrial/Electrical Maintenance Technician/Line Technician
• Maintained twoskilletlinesutilizing tworoboticpicking/packing unitsusedcomplexinstrumentation&controls.
• Maintainedthree differentBBQSauce lines,twoRTDdrinklines,fourpalletizers,casing/de-casingunits.
• Maintained Chemical/MaterialsStorage andTransferpumps/distributionlines forsweetenersformixing.
11/1/2013 - 11/1/2014 PPG Industries Gainesville TX
QA/QC Manager - Mechanical Mill/Extruder Technician
 Managed QA/QC standards for paint particle sizes for mills and extruders.
 Breakdown and maintain mills and extruders periodic cleaning and repairs.
8/1/2013 - 11/1/2013 Technical Associates Inc. Atlanta GA
Senior Construction Manager – Ecolab Chemical Plant Peracid Reactor Project Garland TX.
 Managed construction, installation and start-up of Peracid Reactor System containing Glacial Acetic Acid
Tank, Hydrogen Peroxide Tank, Phosphoric Acid transfer system, RO/DI water systems and a Sodium
Citrate system conversion.
3/1/2009 – 7/31/2013 Keller Consulting Dallas TX
Construction Consultant – Independent Consultant Bakken Oil Basin Projects Ray, North Dakota.
 Construction Management for Capital Construction Group constructing man camps.
 Material testing and inspection of concrete, soils, and road base for Knife River Inc.
 Pipeline pressure testing, pipeline tank testing, and surveying for Epic Engineering Inc.

2. 10/1/2008 – 3/1/2009 Midrex Technologies Inc. Charlotte, NC
Construction Manager - $250M Mesabi Nugget Delaware ITmk3 Steel Nugget Production Plant.
 Construction management/supervision of a six building facility housing the steel nugget production plant.
 Supervised routing and installation of all utility feeds for all six steel production buildings, iron ore
concentrator, and a water purification plant.
 Developed emergency start/stop/operate sequencing for the Rotary Hearth Furnace utilizing advanced
instrumentation and controls technology.
 Directed all materials crushing, QA/QC testing for the hearth coal and the iron ore pellets used to produce
the steel nuggets.
7/8/2005 – 09/30/2008 Wal-Mart Stores Inc. Bentonville AR
Construction Manager – Wal-Mart Supercenter, Sam's Club’s and Neighborhood Markets.
 Managed Construction progress of multiple (12-18) new store, onsite relocations, gas station construction
and expansions in various phases of construction from site developmentto grand opening.
 Processed and approved submittals, pay applications, change orders, purchase orders, sub-contractor
agreements, and Storm Water Pollution and Prevention Plans.
 Implemented training of general contractors to enforce plans and specifications, storm water pollution
and prevention plans, and meeting and exceeding the project milestones on the construction schedules.
6/1/2004 – 06/01/2005 Vanir CM Inc. San Luis Obispo CA
Construction Manager – California Men's Colony Wastewater Collection/Treatment Facility Upgrade
• Constructed a 4.3 mile wastewater collection system, and wastewater treatment plant for multiple clients.
• Managed the construction contract administration for Cuesta College,California Men's Colony (CDC),
Camp San Luis Obispo National guard, and The Department of General Services for the Real Estate Division
of the State of California.
• Enforced all request made by the Bureau of Water Resources, Department of Wildlife, Fish, and Games,
Division of Air Pollution, Army Corps of Engineers, and resolved biological, cultural, and archeological
issues with the State of California Environmentalist.
6/1/2001 – 01/30/2004 Greeley and Hansen Engineers Inc. Chicago IL
Construction Resident Engineer – Moline Water Treatment Plant Improvements Moline, IL
• Provided construction management/engineering for Hydraulic Clari-cone Treatment Building, and a new
Operations and Control Building for the City of Moline to increase the water production from 10MG/day to
18MG/day.
• Installed all new Power Generation/Switching Facility to house a new Emergency Power Generator, 480V
Distribution Switchgear, MCC room for controlling upgraded power requirements.
• Installed two new Cleaver-Brooks Boilers to meet new heating and cooling demands for the new facilities
due to increased volume of office/laboratory space.
Construction Resident Engineer – Roseland Pumping Station Modifications Chicago, IL
• Demolished 2 of 3 existing boilers and all associated steam-assisted pumps converting pumping stations
from steam to electric.
• Constructed new Power Generation and Distribution Switching Station to obtain remote operation from
the Jardine Water Purification Plant.
Construction Resident Engineer – Jardine Water Purification Plant Roof Renovations Chicago, IL
• Removed and replaced the existing roof structure. Sandblasted and painted existing structural steel, and
performed lead paint and asbestos abatement procedures while maintaining operation of the water plant.
• Monitored air quality samples inside and outside of lead paint containment areas during sandblasting.
• Developed a filter disinfection plan to take filters out of service to clean and repair as needed.

3. 01/01/2000 – 01/01/2001 ProCon Technologies Danville, IL
Director ofConstructionServices – DanvilleWater Treatment PlantImprovements
• Managed general contractor,subcontractors,andmaterialssupplierswhilecoordinatingplantmodifications
withthe engineers,architects,andplantoperationswithIllinoisConsumerWater.
• Reducedthe overall costsof this projectby18% by makingvalue engineeringdecisionsonthe frontendof the
projectbyadjustingthe proposedlayoutstoyieldmore efficientnitrate levels.
• Constructedthe SodiumIonExchange Building,NitrateWaste Vault,PACMixingBasin,andmodified the
Sludge/GritRemovalandRawWater Intake Linesformore efficientoperations.
• Utilizedgravitational methodsbyinstallingacofferdamfordewateringasectionof the Little VermilionRiverto
install the newriverintake screens.
10/01/1998 – 10/15/1999 Broeren Russo Construction Champaign,IL
Project Manager – Provena CovenantCancer Center Addition Champaign,IL
• Constructeda $7.2M Cancer CenterAdditionforthe privatelyfundedCatholicSistersrequiringthe installationof
a LinearAccelerator,Simulator,3Dimagingequipmenttocritical alignmentstandards.
• Consultedwithphysicists,doctors,andphysiciansduringall phasesof construction.Supportedall startupand
commissioningactivitiesincludingthe takeoverof the facilitybythe physicistsand staff.
• Producedmonthlyconstructionnarrativeandcostaccountingreportsto the client,A/E's,andthe CityEngineer.
PreparedestimatesonRFI's,submittals,andchange orderstonegotiate contractbidamount.
01/01/1996 – 09/30/1998 Black & Veatch LLP. Kansas City,MO
ConstructionResidentProject Representative – Hacienda Avenue/I-15Bridge Project Las Vegas,NV
• PerformedQA/QCreportingtothe NevadaDOT andthe ClarkCountyPublicWorks.Observedplacementof soils,
concrete,asphalt,reinforcingsteel,andmechanicallystabilizedearthretainingwalls.
• DocumentedInspector'sDailyReports(IDR's),and weeklyconstructionnarrative reports.
• Developedthe structural steel,MSEretainingwall deliverysequencingreportwiththe material supplier.
• Organizedthe relocationof overheadpowerlinesforinstallationinundergroundvaultstospanI-15.
ConstructionResidentProject Representative – KansasRiver Intake & Pre-SedimentationFacility
ModificationsandDistributionMeteringImprovements KansasCity, KS
 Oversee the installationof the remote telemetryforElectrical/MechanicalActuators, MagneticFlow
Meters,and PRV'sto obtaindistributionsystemdataformakingadjustmentsinwatersystempressures.
• Performedleakagetestingof slide gatesandinspectedintaketunnelsforstructural integrityandleakage.
• ObservedQA/QCforthe sandblasting,painting,andrenovationsof the existingintakebutterflyvalves.
Construction Resident Project Representative – Phase IV Expansion of the Johnson County Water
Treatment & Distribution Systems Facility KansasCity, KS
• Assistedthe ResidentEngineerwithsite construction,materialstesting,andsupervisionof all tradesduringthe
constructionof the Primary& Final SedimentationBasins,Reactor/ClarifierUnits, Sludge Control&Chemical
Feed/FilterBuildingandall associateddistributionpipingtothe 5MG reservoir.
RichlandCollege GarlandTX 3/30/2015 ContinuedEducation
 BeginningandAdvanced Mechanical MaintenanceCertificate 10 hours
 BeginningandAdvanced Electrical MaintenanceCertificate 10 hours
 ManufacturingProductivitySkills 1.2 hours
 OSHA Certificate 1.2 hours
 Chemical Hazardsand Hazard CommunicationwithGHS 4.0 hours
 Industrial MaintenanceCertificateLevel 1 120 hours
 OSHA 30 Hour CertificatethroughClickSafety Current
 CertifiedConstructionManagercourse in progressfrom CMCI Studying