Richard Blair

Richard Blair has over 20 years of work experience in the construction industry. Richard started their career as a Sr. Construction Inspector/Construction Manager at the City of Fort Worth, where they planned, inspected, and managed facility projects. Richard then moved on to the role of Project Manager at Holloman Energy Corporation, where they managed gas plant and pipeline projects, handled warranty claims, and coordinated training and inspection with manufacturer representatives. Richard later joined Atmos Energy as a Field Construction Coordinator, responsible for coordinating field construction activities. Richard then worked as a General Superintendent at Can-Fer Utility Services, overseeing general construction operations. Currently, they are serving as the Chief Inspector at Kestrel Engineering, Inc., managing daily construction phases for pipeline and plant projects and coordinating field inspections.

Richard Blair's education history begins in 1981 when they attended Azle High School. Richard completed their studies at Azle High School in 1984 and obtained an Associates degree. After that, from 1984 to 1986, they attended The University of Texas at Arlington, although no specific degree or field of study is mentioned. Later, Richard Blair attended California State University-Sacramento and completed their education in 1998, earning a degree in Utility Management.

In addition to their formal education, Richard Blair also holds a certification as a Certified Welding Inspector. However, no information about the institution or the year of obtaining the certification is provided.