Larry Prasol

(a couple of bullet points for this one)*

• Engaged in project planning and design
• Oversaw* team management
• Conducted budget and cost control
• Communicated with clients, architects, engineers and general contractors
• Read and interpreted blueprints and schematics, ordered sheet metal duct work and equipment accordingly
• Prepared required documentation*

• Managed three crews and explained the spectrum and specifics of each project daily
• Evaluated work loads and scheduled installation jobs to achieve maximization of profits and optimal utilization of manpower
• Supervised and managed jobs according to the COSTCO requirements
• Resolved customer issues and complaints, secured customer satisfaction
• Ensured that materials and equipment were ordered and dispensed for scheduled jobs
• Met with sales representatives, gathered information about projects and reviewed projects on company cam*
• Conducted HVAC design and load calculations
• Obtain permits from Department of Building and Safety
• Obtained permits from the Department of Building and Safety

• Was responsible for the relationship with Sears Home Improvement and all corresponding operations (interactions?)*
• Resolved customer issues and complaints to ensure customer satisfaction*
• Recruited, interviewed, and hired HVAC Technicians and Installers, facilitating their training to meet workload demands

• Reviewed plans, specifications, submittals and other contractual documents to create job plans and ensure the successful completion of all assigned projects
• Scheduled and supervised installation, fabrication and start-up labor on assigned projects
• Conducted job cost tracking and forecasting for final project costs
• Provided guidance and insight on proper skills and training of HVAC installation/service jobs to HVAC laborers and other co-workers (colleagues?)* to meet workload demands

• Repaired and serviced HVAC systems daily
• Installed heating, air conditioning, ventilation refrigeration equipment, as well as other products in accordance with the company requirements and manufacturer specifications
• Properly interpreted blueprint drawings, HVAC wiring diagrams and technical specifications