Kenneth W. Cook | Construction Project Leader

Meet Kenneth W. Cook.

Construction project leader who still thinks with his hands. He builds the work, stays with it when it is behind, and leaves it running better than he found it.

Give me the problem. I will solve it.

The buildings.

Con Real, LLC

He managed it, and he did the work.

A commercial building. The frame is timber. He was on the job while it went up, and he ran it. The finished building is metal, glass, and brick.

The Con Real building during construction, timber frame up — During construction

JCPenney headquarters

Plumbing and HVAC on the rebuild.

Project manager at W.D. Harden Plumbing & HVAC. The headquarters was the job. His part was the plumbing and HVAC, from the plans through inspections and the finish.

JCPenney headquarters campus in Plano — The campus

The lawn and path at JCPenney headquarters — The grounds

The round building at JCPenney headquarters — The round building

JCPenney headquarters from the pond — From the water

Gene Snow's race shop

Plumbing and HVAC on the shop.

Same years at W.D. Harden. A race shop for Gene Snow. The original building was 2328. The shop at 6300 does not have a sign on it. Apartment complexes were part of that same work.

2328, the original Gene Snow building — The original building

Gene Snow's race shop at 6300, a white building with no name on it — The shop

Gene Snow's race shop from above — From above

He has run the job, and he has done the job.

If it needs to be built, he builds it. If it is late or stuck, he stays until it is finished. If the way it runs is the problem, he fixes that too. Seven years as a project manager. Houses at Cook's Classic Homes. Quality at DY Concrete Pumps. Tooling at Halliburton.

The range is wider than one trade. He leads people, runs a project, and can run a shop. He also has a working knowledge of marketing, coding, and graphics, and he uses it to see the problem and get a useful result. Leadership is the job he wants.

Kenneth W. Cook

Construction project leader · Alvarado, Texas 76009

Need someone who has done the jobs he managed — not someone who only scheduled them?

Construction project leader who still thinks with his hands. He builds the work, stays with it when it is behind, and leaves it running better than he found it.

You get a person who has run the job and done the work. He leads people, manages the project, and can run a shop. Marketing, coding, and graphics are part of that working range.

Hire him for leadership: construction project management, field leadership, quality, or running a shop.

Give me the problem. I will solve it.

Project manager at W.D. Harden Plumbing & HVAC Inc.
Quality Manager and Director of Quality Management at DY Concrete Pumps
Project Leader at Cook's Classic Homes
Halliburton: mechanical work, hydraulics, and robotics
Boeing, February 1996–October 2000: production through Industrial Engineer

ITT Technical Institute, Arlington | Electrical Engineering | 1995–1997 | Course of Study Complete — No Degree

682-248-7426 · kenneth@knowkenneth.com

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