Michael Rigby

360 East 700 South Centerville, Utah

1-385-315-4315
mkrigby19@gmail.com

RE: Project Management Position

Dear Hiring Manager,
I am contacting you in regards to the Superintendent position posted on your website. I
am very interested in becoming a valuable addition to your construction team. The
attached resume details my extensive experience and training. If you choose to
interview and hire me you will not be disappointed.
My relevant qualifications include over 24 years of experience in the construction
industry, including managing construction of high end single family homes to multimillion dollar apartment projects. I take pride in the quality of my work and ability to
envision how specific parts of the home should look and flow. I have excellent
communication skills that allow me to effectively express ideas to architects, designers,
and upper management, with positive results. I have expertise in blueprint assessment
and I am a proficient problem solver, effectively reducing oversights, saving both time
and money. I am skilled in building relationships with clients, trade partners, team
members, and management. With these skills and qualifications, I believe I would be a
great addition to your organization.
I can be reached for an interview at your convenience. I look forward to the opportunity
to discuss my credentials and how my expertise will benefit your company.
Thank you in advance for your time and consideration. I look forward to your call.

Best Regards,
Michael Rigby
1-385-315-4315
mkrigby19@gmail.com

Table of Contents

Technical Description of the SanDisk Clip Sport 8GB MP3 Player.

The Perfect MP3 Player for an Athletic Lifestyle.page 3
This is an add description designed for the purpose of providing information
to and influencing potential buyers.
Writing Sample of Instructions
First Aid for Cuts and Wounds.page 5
The purpose is to provide a quick reference guide for applying basic first
aid to treat bleeding and shock for a school or office environment.
Technical Writing Sample
Soil Observation Reportpage 7
This is a soil engineering report used to define findings from observing the
excavation of a property for the purpose of installing footings for a building
structure. This report contains soil conditions, site conditions, the presence
of groundwater, identification of suitable soils for the proposed structure,
and recommendations based on the observation.

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First Aid for Cuts and Wounds

Help the person to remain calm. If the cut is large

or bleeding heavily, have them lie down. If the
wound is on an arm or leg, raise the limb above the
heart to slow bleeding.

Remove obvious debris from the wound, such as

sticks or grass. If the object is embedded in the
body, do NOT remove it.

If the cut is small, wash it out with soap and water. Do NOT clean a large wound.

After putting on clean latex gloves, apply firm pressure to the wound with a folded cloth
or bandage for about 10 minutes. Do not remove the bandage to look at the wound
during this time, as it may begin bleeding again. If blood soaks through, add another
cloth or bandage and continue holding pressure on the cut for an additional 10 minutes.

When bleeding has stopped, tape a clean bandage or apply liquid bandage, over the
cut.

Seek medical care for a cut or wound if:

Its jagged or deep

Its a puncture wound.

Its on the face

Its the result of an animal bite

The bleeding will not stop

Theres dirt that wont come out after washing

Treat for shock

What are some common symptoms of shock?

dilated pupils or lackluster eyes

rapid, weak, or absent pulse

irregular heart rate

confusion

cool, clammy skin

rapid and shallow breathing

lightheadedness

decrease in urine

chest pain

nausea

thirst and dry mouth

What to do?

Call 911

Check his or her breathing every five minutes.

Lay him or her on his or her back.

Elevate his or her feet at least 12 inches above the ground. This position is
referred to as the shock position. It helps keep blood in the vital organs.

Riverside
GeoTech Engineering

June 27, 2016

Wind River Homes

1908 Brook Trout Lane, Suite 6
Farmington, Utah 84025

Attention:

John Snow
jsnow@windriverhomes.com

Subject:

Excavation observation
Proposed residence
Lot 19 South Fork Subdivision
Approximately 2000 E 1750 N
Morgan, Utah 84050
Project Number 123456789

To whom it may concern:

Riverside Geotechnical Engineering Inc. was requested to observe the excavation for footings
and structure at the proposed site at Lot 19 South Fork Subdivision located at approximately 200
East 1750 North in Morgan Utah.

Previous Study:
Earthtech Testing and Engineering, P.C. previously conducted a geological study for the Ivory
Homes Development Group Inc. and presented their findings and recommendations in a report
dated August 13, 2015 under job number 159753.

Proposed Construction:
We understand that the proposed structure will be a one or two-story single family dwelling
constructed of wood framing with a basement. Assuming the grade around the structure will not
be raised more than 2 feet above the current ground surface. The client indicate that the
subsurface footing perimeter drain system is planned for the residence.

Observations:
A representative of Riverside Geotechnical Engineering visited the site on June 13 and 21, 2016.
The following conditions were observed.
June 13, 2016
The north edge of the building area had been excavated. The excavated area extends up to
approximately 10 feet below the surrounding ground surface. The soil in the sides of
the excavated area consists of approximately three to four feet of fill and or topsoil
overlying natural clay and silty sand. The soil in the base of the excavated are consists of
clay and silty sand.
June 21, 2016
The basement footing excavation extends approximately 2 to 10 feet below the
surrounding ground surface. The soil in the sides of the basement footing excavation
consists of up to approximately 4 feet of fill and /topsoil overlying the natural clay to silty
sand. The soil in the base of the basement excavation consists of natural silty sand, exept
for a localized area of fill in the southeast portion. Riverside Geotechnical Engineering
observed as the excavator removed the fill in the southeast corner of the basement footing
excavation. The excavation to remove the fill material extends approximately 2 feet
below the proposed footing bearing elevation. Based on the discussion with the client, we
understand the footings in this area will be stepped down to bear in the undisturbed
natural soil exposed in the base of the deeper excavation.

The garage excavation area is located on the northeast portion of the structure. The
basement footing excavation extends approximately 5 to 10 feet below the surrounding
ground surface. The east section of the garage excavation is approximately 3 feet higher
in elevation than the other sides. The soil in the sides of the garage footing excavation
consist of approximately 3 feet of fill and /or topsoil overlying natural clayey to silty
sand. The soil in the base of the garage footing excavation consists of naturally silty sand.
The fill in the sides of the excavation generally consists of sandy lean clay and silty to clayey
sand. The fill is slightly moist to moist and brownish gray. The natural sand contains small to
moderate amounts of clay and/or silt and is medium dense, slightly moist to moist and brown to
brownish gray.
No water was in the base of the footing excavations at the time of our site visits.

Conclusions and Recommendations

Based on our observations at the site, information provided by the excavator and information
presented in the above mentioned geotechnical report, the following conclusions and
recommendations are given:
1. The natural soil in the sides and base of the excavation is generally consistent with
soil conditions described in the above-referenced geotechnical report. In our
professional opinion, the undisturbed natural soil is suitable to support the proposed
structure or to receive structural fill.
2. Approximately to 1 feet of fill extends below the proposed garage floor slab
area. The fill should be removed from below the floor slab area. Fill placed to support
the floor slab should be compacted to at least 90 percent of the maximum dry density
as determined by ASTM D 1557.
3. The ground surface surrounding the proposed residence should be sloped away from
the structure in all directions with at least 6 inches of drop in the first 10 feet. Roof
downspouts and drains should be discharged well beyond the limits of backfill.
Limitations
This letter has been prepared in accordance with the generally accepted soil and foundation
engineering practices in the area for the use of the client. The conditions and recommendations
included in the letter are based on conditions observed at the time of our site visits. Information
provided by the excavator and information provided in the above-mentioned geotechnical report.
Variations in the subsurface conditions may not become evident until additional exploration or
excavation is conducted. If the subsurface conditions or proposed construction is significantly
different from what is described in this letter, we should be notified to reevaluate the
recommendations given.

If you have any questions, or if we can be of further service, please contact us.

Sincerely,
Riverside Geotechnical Engineering Inc.
Michael Rigby

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Michael Rigby
360 East 700 South Centerville, UT 84014
(801) 599-2171, mkrigby19@gmail.com

Superintendent
Energetic, dedicated Construction Manager with strong interpersonal skills. Over 20 years of experience
in various construction backgrounds. Proven ability to work effectively with trade partners, customers,
and team members. Long-time interest in the construction process and architecture. Results-driven with
self-confidence, integrity, and commitment to customer service excellence. Creative, pragmatic and
proactive problem-solver; Organized and attentive to detail, with demonstrated time management
skills.

Employment History
Field Manager/Superintendent, Brighton Homes Utah, Bountiful, Utah, November 2011- Present
o Conferred with supervisory personnel, owners, contractors, or design professionals to discuss
and resolve matters, such as work procedures, complaints, and construction problems.
o Worked with members of the city code enforcement, and local environmental agencies.
o Oversaw all phases of residential construction at multiple locations.
o Worked on advance planning issues including building plan adjustments, site conditions,
environmental assessments, customer expectations, and scheduling projections.
o Conducted site surveys and formulated site design alternatives.
o Coordinated scheduling of trades and sub-contractors.
o Inspect and evaluate projects to monitor compliance with building and safety codes,
environmental regulations, and quality control programs.
BIDS Operator/Team Leader, US Army, Salt Lake City, February 2009 - Current
o US Army Squad Leader
o Lead a four member team in biological weapons detection and sample extraction operations.
o Conduct training for all platoon soldiers in safety, biological, and tactical scenarios.
o Oversee proper legal documentation during biological events.
o Work with platoon leadership and other team leaders in the planning and execution of
operation orders.
o Current designation Chemical Specialist with prior designation All Wheeled Diesel Mechanic.
Superintendent, Woodside Homes, North Salt Lake, March 2006 - November 2008
o Assisted in developing and executing new scheduling program for multifamily structures.
o Conferred with supervisory personnel, owners, contractors, or design professionals to discuss
and resolve matters, such as work procedures, complaints, and construction problems.
o Worked on planning, scheduling, and quality assurance issues in a large multifamily subdivision.
o Conducted site inspections and meetings with city code officials and home buyers.
o Worked in a team environment with sales agents, superintendents, and office personnel.
o Directed and supervised trade partners and subcontractors.
o Awarded construction team of the year 2007.
o Awarded superintendent team of the year 2006.

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Key Strengths
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Successful leader, equally effective as member of a team.

Highly organized able to multi-task and accomplish multiple objectives.
Professional demeanor and attentive to detail.
Strong computer skills and exposure to Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Precision
Builder.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Academic Background
Pre Engineering Program, Salt Lake Community College, Anticipated Graduation Date: 2018

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