Production Management, Planning

RESPONSIBILITIES

Frank serves as Executive Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer of LBR Inc. As a management team member, he is involved in the daily operation of the firm and decisions affecting long-term objectives. His responsibilities include marketing, planning, facilities evaluation, coordination assistance in architectural, civil, structural, mechanical and electrical disciplines, and Production Management of bid packages for all airport related projects. He is also responsible for production of all graphic material for exhibits, presentations, studies, reports and marketing materials.

EXPERIENCE

At LBR Inc., Frank has been involved in the design and/or construction inspection of projects such as new airport development, airport lighting, Instrument Landing Systems, runway extensions, taxiway and aircraft parking apron improvements, hangar development and heliport design for over fifty airports in Oklahoma and Arkansas. Frank has prepared construction plans for more than sixty airport lighting projects at almost three dozen Oklahoma airports. He has assisted in the preparation of more than ten Airport Master Plans and Environmental Assessment Studies.

His experience at C. H. Guernsey & Company included responsibility for the marketing and management of Computer Graphics Mapping Services and preparation of construction plans for all civil related projects, and graphic material for presentations, studies and reports.

He was responsible for the tabulation of cost data, preparation of equipment proposals and contract coordination for various municipal improvement projects while with Sherman Machine and Iron Works in Oklahoma City.

Frank served as an Accounting Technician in the U. S. Air Force where he was responsible for the preparation and maintenance of computerized and manual military payroll records and travel claims processing.

While at Brown Engineering Company, Huntsville, Alabama, he was responsible for the structural drafting of projects related to the Saturn V Missile, the S-IV-B Engine Dynamic Test Facilities and numerous other projects at Marshall Space Flight Center, Redstone Arsenal.