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David Macon

David Macon has run commercial and industrial job sites since 1986. Five firms, one trade, no gaps in the record.

He has led field supervision on a $78M high school and is currently leading construction of $28M in gymnasium facilities. He has managed crews of more than 150 field personnel, coordinated multiple active job sites at once, and spent fourteen years as safety and quality control lead on Army Corps of Engineers work under a Single Award Task Order Contract.

He came up through the trade. Foreman in 1986, superintendent by 1992, general superintendent by 2009, mentoring other superintendents and resolving field problems across multiple sites. He was trained on blueprints at Pittard Vocational School before he ever ran a crew.

Certifications, current

Cards he carries

  • OSHA 30
  • Quality Control Certified
  • First Aid and CPR
  • Fall Protection
  • Scaffold
  • Forklift and Aerial Lift
1986 to today

The field record

Five firms, one trade, no gaps.

  • 2023 to present

    Thrash Commercial Contractors

    Superintendent

    Field supervision on a $78M high school. Currently leading $28M in gymnasium facilities. 150+ field staff.

  • 2009 to 2023

    Southeastern Industrial Construction

    General Superintendent

    Multi-site coordination. Safety and quality control lead on Army Corps of Engineers work under a Single Award Task Order Contract. Supported and mentored superintendents.

  • 2000 to 2009

    Eugene Turner Construction

    Superintendent

    Multiple job sites. Manpower, subcontractor coordination and workflow. Led production meetings.

  • 1992 to 2000

    Hale Building Company

    Superintendent

    Multiple active job sites. Material ordering and inventory. Jobsite safety and quality control.

  • 1986 to 1992

    Metro D Construction

    Foreman

    Crew and subcontractor supervision to schedule and budget.

Training

1984 to 1986
Pittard Vocational School, Construction and Blueprints
1986
Blueprint Professional Class
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