Rexford Eshun

Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) — Visalia, CA
2025 – Present

• Provide field engineering and construction oversight on a $32 million federal highway project, ensuring compliance with FHWA standards, specifications, and safety requirements.
• Oversee culvert and roadway drainage installations, coordinating inspections and resolving field issues with contractors and project management teams.
• Support the rehabilitation and repaving of 11 miles of roadway, maintaining schedule adherence and quality control.
• Perform daily field inspections, verify quantities and materials, and ensure construction activities align with approved plans and specifications.
• Coordinate with contractors, inspectors, and regulatory agencies to address constructability issues and maintain environmental and transportation compliance.
• Prepare daily reports, progress documentation, and records required for federal project tracking and audits.

• Managed diverse construction projects from inception to completion, ensuring adherence to project deadlines and budgetary constraints.
• Oversaw projects including sewer rehabilitation, water main installation, lead service line replacement, pipeline closure, utility infrastructure assessment, sewer main rehabilitation, and HVAC upgrades.
• Led project teams, organized staff and resources, and ensured projects were completed promptly and within budget.
• Provided support and guidance to field staff, conducted inspections, tracked quantities, and maintained meticulous records.
• Collaborated with clients, contractors, and regulatory agencies to ensure compliance with project specifications and regulatory requirements.
• Utilized technology such as GPS, tablets, and GIS systems to enhance project efficiency and asset management.
• Ensured environmental safety and regulatory compliance throughout project execution.

• Maintained catapult systems, calibrated equipment, and supervised logistic functions to support battalion operations.
• Operated as a flight deck officer, launching aircraft for governmental missions.
• Repaired faults and reassembled water brake systems.