>> It's very easy to answer the question, "How I feel at the end
of the day about the work that I've done?"
It feels great because again through every step of the path
of my career there've been some small opportunities to make a beneficial impact
to a project but nothing has been I think as sweeping as managing or at least helping
to manage the overall program for a project.
Looking at every aspect of the schedule of the project, making sure that because of the work
that I do materials will be on hand when they're needed, equipment will be on hand
when it's needed, and the labor resources will be on hand when they're needed.
You know I can look at that and say at the end of the project granted I'm not
out there physically getting my hands in the dirt and turning a wrench
or you know popping a rivet or erecting a piece of steel but people are being put in place to do
that work because I've helped this team put together a plan to make sure that it's all done
in a cost effective and efficient manner
and that makes you feel pretty good about what you're doing.