Jonathan H. Lang provides his contact information and objective of seeking a career in a dynamic company. He has a Masters in Business Administration expected in May 2017 from the University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Park Campus and a Bachelors degree in Construction Engineering Technology from the University of Southern Mississippi. He has professional certifications and qualifications in transportation worker identification, merchant mariner credential, and OSHA training. His skills include Microsoft Office, reading drawings and blueprints, and using company software. He lists employment history including field engineer roles at Bechtel and Talascend/Bechtel and deckhand roles on various vessels.

1. Jonathan H. Lang
959 Grant Court 228-380-0843
Biloxi, Mississippi 39530 Jonnylang913@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE
Highly motivated and driven individual seeking to obtain a career in a dynamic work environment with a
stable company.
EDUCATION
University of Southern Mississippi, Gulf Park Campus, Long Beach, MS
Masters of Business Administration
Anticipated May 2017
University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS
Bachelor of Science Degree, Construction Engineering Technology,
Graduated May 2012
Mercy Cross High School, Biloxi, MS
Graduated May 2007
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC)
Merchant Mariner Credential, Master of Steam, Motor, or Auxiliary Sail Vessels Of Not More
Than 100 Gross Registered Tons (Domestic Tonnage) Upon Inland Waters. Authorized
to Engage in Commercial Assistance Towing.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 30 hour Occupational Safety and
Health Training Course in Construction Safety Health
SKILLS
Knowledge in Microsoft Office programs (Excel, Word, Outlook, etc.)
Knowledge and understanding of reading drawings, blueprints. (Piping &Instrument Drawings,
Schematics, Location, One Line, ETC.)
Working knowledge of company specific software, Teamworks and SETROUTE, such as assigning
subsystems, contractor responsibilities, and importing newly updated field data.
Knowledge in INFOWORKS document database to search for and use documents processed for
completion of the project.
PROFESSIONAL/COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
Student Constructors of the University of Southern Mississippi Member 2010 - 2012
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Field Engineer
Bechtel Oil, Gas, & Chemical.
NAG-OR Baytown, TX 05/14 to 05/15

2. Responsible for managing daily reports for subcontractors regarding all civil testing; Coordinated time
and locations with grout crews for all scheduled pours; Oversaw and inspected all grouting on projects
implementing the ASTM; Directly interfaced with Linde and Exxon on decisions regarding grouting
procedures; Initiating excavation permits; Managed completion and closing out backfill permits; Managed
millions of dollars in materials, such as grout and tension connector delivery and storage; Updated
earthworks and tension connector quantities in company software (Teamwork); Initiated and processed
RFI’s, FCD’s, and NCR’s; Taught subgrade verification class to craft workers; Managed Excel spreadsheets
to track completion of work and test records
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Field Engineer
Talascend/Bechtel, Oil, Gas, & Chemical
Chevron, Pascagoula, MS 06/13 to 05/14
Responsible for company software (Teamworks) input to support completions module; Attending daily
turnover and hydrotest meeting; Gathering information from the field to put into Teamworks for tracking
activities such as piping progress, hydrotest progress, and Electrical & Instrumentation progress;
Attending
final walk down for system completion for the completed units and providing input for the punch list;
Managing the completions summary reports to ensure correctness as the systems were adjusted and
progressed; Attending Safety in Design meetings and walkdowns to ensure acceptance by operations;
Participating in Quality meetings.
Responsibilities also included managing quality control verification on motors for various types of
equipment prior to completion of function testing; Witnessing and signing off on megger, function, and
bump testing of motors; Walking down and inspecting cable tray, conduit, and cables for any damages or
errors; Contributing to Electrical & Instrumentation status update meetings; Interfacing with clients on
decisions and updates; Performing quantity takeoff verifications and quality inspection of electric heat
trace circuit wiring and conduit; Auditing and organizing project dossiers for correctness and completion;
Promoting safe working environment in the field through several initiatives, such as a safety assessment
on
motor vehicles around the refinery; Initiating and processing RFI’s, FCD’s, and NCR’s.
Deckhand
M & N Services, Inc., Covington, LA 05/12 to 01/13
Responsible for the safe, efficient, reliable, and environmentally compliant operation of vessel, performed
vessel maintenance including cleaning, scraping, painting, and changing all oil and filters. Inspecting,
correcting if possible, and notifying the Captain of any conditions, which may affect the vessel. Loading
and
unloading vessel equipment and supplies by hand. Putting fishing equipment into the water and anchor
or
tow equipment, according to the fishing method used.
Sales Representative
Juice Plus 09/11 to 01/13

3. Specialized in the marketing and sales of Juice Plus products. Served as product expert for large territory.
Managed customer accounts; Cultivated leads and followed up on potential customers to grow sales.
Actively recruited new sales team members; Attended national conference in Nashville, TN
Captain and Deckhand
Vessels of Opportunity, Biloxi, MS, Venice, LA, and Grand Isle, LA 06/10 to 10/10
Responsible for oil location and removal in the Gulf Waters. Provided transportation for British
Petroleum and Government Officials during routine checks and monitoring of cleanup process.
Deckhand
Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum, Biloxi, MS 03/05 to 08/09
Responsible for the safe, efficient, reliable, and environmentally compliant operation of the Biloxi
Schooners, performed vessel maintenance including cleaning, scraping, painting, and changing all oil and
filters. Inspecting, correcting if possible, and notifying the Captain of any conditions, which may affect the
vessels. Loading and unloading vessel equipment and supplies by hand.