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To all of my connections, please note there is a person on LinkedIn that is impersonating me. Shane Kelly, General Manager at Kelly Construction Services is a fraudulent account. They have stolen my corporate headshot from tpbennett as website. I have no idea who this is and have no connection to them. Since I contacted them to alert them that I was aware of the account they have blocked me. I have raised the fraudulent nature of this account to LinkedIn who have seemingly done nothing to close this down. A note for to all to be aware and vigilant. The account has a number of followers, connections and even endorsements! You can assist by reporting this account as someone ‘impersonating’ though their profile. Please can I ask for you to assist, in an endeavour to close this down, as @linkedin has shown absolutely no interest in helping address. Many thanks in advance. Screen grab searchable from Google below.

Question by LinkedIn: How can site planning software tools analyze a project's impact on the community? Utmost prudence needs to be exercised with due diligence, while using a commercial software package in a real world project of crucial nature which has potential to impact on the lives and property of the community. Based on my longstanding experience of using many software packages in the past as well as my own mathematical modelling drive on different systems of fluvial hydraulics, my take on prudent use of commercial software - i) A critical project such as Dam Break Flood wave simulation has the potential to devastatingly impact on the lives and property of the community living in downstream riparian areas in case of any unforeseen dam failure. That will be the case if a commercial software is ostensibly used without in-depth assessment & informed knowledge on its limitations, applicability and inbuilt competence of the software package for the site-specific attributes on fluvial processes of the river where it is applied. Furthermore numerical Dam Break Modelling may be complemented by CFD modelling preferably using Large Eddy Simulation for better turbulent flow analysis. ii) Consider scenario of a large alluvial stream system, say for instance transboundary Brahmaputra River in Assam/Arunachal Pradesh of India with 33 sizable tributaries' inflows displaying profound hydro-meteorological non-homogeneity. Its planform configurations are intricately braided with highly transient fluvial landform features, having acutely varying spatiotemporal geomorphology of vast braid-plains (running into several Kms) interspersed with very narrow chicken-neck rocky outcrops (as at Silghat, Pandu, Jogighopa etc.). In such case, inbuilt competence of the commercial software must be very critically examined prior to its applying confidently. Especially in-depth Error-Analysis on competence of the commercial software should be assiduously performed on its capability to reasonably mimic changes of stream bed elevation and bank erosion processes in course of rising as well as falling limbs of the flood hydrograph. iii) A commercial software may produce spurious, misleading and fallacious results when specifically employed for faithful simulation of bank erosion processes along with critical performance evaluation of bank protection measures. The above will happen if the inbuilt governing & supplementary equations of the commercial software have not been predesigned to analyze vital information on 2-D/3-D Fluctuating Turbulent Bursts (Reynolds or Turbulent Stress) creating 'Ejection' & 'Sweep'. These processes are raison d'être of fluvial erosion by dislodgement and entrainment of soil/sediment particles (at Micro-Level) from the streambed and river bank boundaries.

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Companies are still in business because of my experience with disaster recovery and planning. I have created and implemented disaster recovery plans for business and technology companies that have withstood real life emergencies such as hurricanes. All plans are not created equal. A good disaster recovery plan starts with a detailed risk assessment that identifies potential threats to the organization’s IT assets, including hardware, software, data, and network resources. This assessment should evaluate the impact of various incidents on the business and prioritize assets based on their importance to business functions. Will your customers jump ship if your systems are down? @vararg.com

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D Delegate anything you can to other team members or contractors E Eliminate, conduct a review and see what is being done that can be cut A Automate, use technology and better systems L Liberation, get your time and focus back when you complete DEAL !! Time management is gone, Attention management is where we all need to be. Using D E A L will help you get there. What I can I do to help you achieve your liberation. My Focus is on great relationships, learning about your business, innovative thinking and a strong desire save you money and free up your time. -------------------- Hi, I’m John I help business owners/facility managers with the external maintenance of their assets, meeting warranty requirements and helping prevent water leak/flood issues. I help people with medium to large mould issues, flood restoration and fire remediation in a timely and highly communitive manner. #StrongPartnershipsInnovativeSolutions

How my first interview in construction went. I had no experience. Literally, 0 college, 0 work, 0 anything construction experience. I got an interview because my best friend from high school said the company he worked for was hiring for a BIM detailer and he could teach me on a weekend. I picked it up quick, I mean it's just a computer program, it's not hard to use key commands and a mouse. So I went to the interview and the obvious happened, 3 times. There were 2 people interviewing me. 👉 The hiring manager said, you have no experience. 🔥Three times. 🔥 🔥That was all he said the entire interview. The other person was the manager I would be working for. They asked me one question in particular that stood out to me. "What does a Wildlife Management Degree have to do with Construction?" Simple. You can manage 3 things: People, Environment, and animals. Since you can't exactly manage bears, elk, and deer, you can only really affect them by managing people (hunting seasons/disturbance) and the environment they are in (food plots, habitat, land management). I don't see how it's any different at a construction site, you manage the people doing the work and the environment they work in. 🤯 That answer landed me an opportunity. Not the opportunity in BIM, but as a QC Assistant at a massive data center. 🌶Don't let others confine you to the box they think you're in. #construction #constructionindustry #fromblueprintstoboardrooms #constructionmanagement