Modular Buildings - Owner’s Guide: Basic Commercial Modular Construction

Written to benefit the consumer - here is your guide to a successful modular building project. Get an insider’s look at the complexities and tactics of the modular industry. Arm yourself with the information you need to make sound decisions by understanding the process from beginning to end. Stephen W. Menke is in his fourth decade in the commercial modular building industry. His experience in a variety of roles serves as the framework for this one-of-a-kind guidebook.

If you have been tasked with gaining more space and are considering modular buildings - this book is for you. Subjects include: modular construction concepts; choosing the right modular representative and company; working with architects and engineers; codes and permitting; project planning and progression; owning vs leasing; contract and contract documents; safety; project completion and typical project pitfalls.Take your project from planning to completion with confidence using this guidebook!

STEPHEN W. MENKE Qualifications Summary -Specializations include direct sales performance against written quota, sales management, regional management, project management and on-site supervision in the commercial modular building industry throughout the southeastern and mid-western US for over thirty years -Top 5% of sales nationwide 2009, 2006, 2005, 2004, 1998, 1997, 1995, 1994 -Project sizes range from 250 to 200,000 square feet with values of ＄1,000 to ＄12,500,000 respectively -Experience with new construction and renovations of wood frame, concrete and steel frame modular buildings Professional Experience -Williams Scotsman, Inc. Dates: Sept 1996-Oct 2015 Positions Held: Director, Regional Manager, Sales Manager, Branch Manager, Sales Representative -GE Capital Modular Space Dates: July 1985-Sept 1996 Positions Held: Sales Manager, Sales Representative, Office Manager Responsibilities -Direct sales/leasing of mobile and modular commercial building projects Prospecting, qualifying, presenting, proposing, following up, closing -Proposal development Use of Word and Power Point to assemble marketing material, narratives, estimating, building and site work pricing, floor plans, specifications, scopes of work, schedules, clarifications -Project development and execution Building and civil scope and plan review, general contracting, building permit submissions, subcontractor scope and contract structuring, price negotiating, change orders, scheduling, safety adherence, on site supervision and coordination, inspections, close out -General Business Personnel management, interviewing/hiring, training/coaching, terminations, contract terms and conditions, budgeting, financial forecasting using percentage of completion, collections, profit/loss statements, strategy/business plan development, capital equipment expenditures, new office locations Certifications and Skills -Florida Certified Building Contractor License, CBC 1250491 (2002) -Previous qualifier for General Contractor Licenses in GA, AL, SC, NC, TN, MS, AR, LA -Darden Executive School of Business (2014) -Florida Real Estate Sales Associate License, SL3295095 (2014) -OSHA 10 Hour Certification and Basic First Aid -PACE Contractor and Driver Safety Courses -Annual Work Place Ethics Training -Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, Power Point Education -Bachelor of Science Degree - Business Finance University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 1981-1985