Young professionals (generally 30 years old or below) pursuing or have attained a bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Engineering, Construction Science or Management, and are working for EPC’s, general contractors both in the industrial and commercial sector, vendors and service providers.

Looking back on my 40+ years in Construction, Engineering, Project Management and Construction Management what advice or wisdom can I impart to a young professional starting out on a career in construction management.
1. Knowledge is Power & Have No Fear
2. The different types of construction - Types of companies where you can work
3. How critical relationships are in business
4. Become a Subject Matter Expert (SME)
5. Join Professional Societies / Organizations & Get Certified / Registered

Reginald Johnson has more than 40 years of experience in directing and controlling all work associated with project development, planning and program development for major construction, renovation and maintenance projects. He has been responsible for overseeing multiple major projects at domestic and international locations. His assignments have ranged in size from small renovations to an EPC project over $ 5.9 billion. He has a proven track record of delivering excellence safety results on projects.

His experience includes project and construction management, engineering, safety, environmental, procurement, subcontracting, and project controls. Project types include industrial, petrochemical, and chemical plants, petroleum refineries, electrical power plants, hospitals, office buildings, pharmaceutical and research laboratories, and computer data and call centers. He has been responsible for multiple projects, project managers, and site managers.

His focus on safety and customer satisfaction has resulted in projects that have won multiple awards and recognition's.

He has overseen projects in Canada, China (Hong Kong), Saudi Arabia, Sweden, and the USA.

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