Industry: Construction

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Within professional Engineering Management circles, Daniel Gilardi is known as a man who possesses an established track record of integrity, knowledge, and diligence. His many years as a professional Engineering Manager have provided him with years of diverse and challenging mechanical and general construction experience that make him a real corporate asset. On par with the basic skills he has acquired and refined during his career is Daniel’s commitment to being a team player, to which performance his portfolio of successful projects and scores of impressed colleagues and pleased clients will attest.

Daniel Gilardi has rightfully earned a reputation as a reliable project leader that excels in learning and implementing management methods for standardizing information processing and reporting among his team and clients. Dan Gilardi constantly emphasizes the areas of project planning, execution, accounting, and closeout. His focus in these areas, in conjunction with Daniel’s valuable computer-based file development experience with MS Office, MS Outlook, MS Project, SureTrak, CADlite, Estimation, QuickPen, and Prolog, ensures he will see the project through completion on time and on budget. In fact, when it comes to budgets, Daniel Gilardi is particularly successful, having managed multiple projects in the USD $1M range. His career total for estimation and managing general and mechanical projects is a value in excess of USD $300M.

Daniel Gilardi earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Delaware in 1988 and soon thereafter became a Certified Engineer in Training with the Delaware Society of Professional Engineers. Over the next two decades, Daniel would go on to become a Certified Instructor with the State Board of Directors for Community Colleges of Arizona and a Certified Craft Instructor with the National Center for Construction Education and Research. Daniel Gilardi in proficient with HVAC, Structural Steel, Hydronics, UMC, IBC, BOCA, SMACNA, and NFPA codes.