Rob Mullens - Senior Project Superintendent

Before becoming a construction superintendent for P.J. Hoerr, Mr. Mullens actually worked in the surgery department of a large local hospital for five years as a Nursing Assistant/Scheduler. With this unique background, Rob went on to become an experienced and talented carpenter with over twelve years of experience and then a sought after construction superintendent. Since becoming a superintendent, Rob has managed numerous fast-tracked projects including a college dormitory, a hospital helipad, an obstetrics suite and medical office buildings. Rob has experience working with the Illinois Department of Public Health and other regulatory agencies.  Rob’s forte is the ability to think ahead, organize all aspects of a project, maintain quality construction, and communicate with the Owner all while pushing the schedule.

Certifications
OSHA Ten Hour Construction Safety
and Health Course
OSHA Fall Protection Safety Course
OSHA Excavation Safety Course
Medic Program First Aid Training
Man Lift Training
Firestop Systems Training

Here are some of the recent projects Rob was a part of:

Graham Hospital PCU (Progressive Care Unit), Canton, IL -  2012
 
Graham Hospital ICU (Intensive Care Unit), Canton, IL -  2011

O'Brien Steel, Peoria, IL -  2011

Graham Hospital OB (Obstetrics & Gynecology) Project, Canton, IL – Project Superintendent for the construction of this $3.2 million reconstruction of the Obstetrics department. 2010

OSF Glen Park Medical Office Building, Peoria, IL – Project Superintendent for the construction of this $12 million, 54,000 sq ft medical office building. 2009

BroMenn East Side Medical Clinic, Bloomington, IL – Project Superintendent for the complete demolition and reconstruction of a $1.7 million, 12,000 sq ft physician’s office and adult day care facility. This project had to be completed in 8 weeks and required two shifts. 2009

Knox College Hamlin Hall, Galesburg, IL – Project Superintendent for the complete $5.6 million reconstruction of a much needed dormitory. Major structural modifications and the installation of an elevator were included. This project required working multiple shifts and was completed in 59 working days. 2008