Gerald Aksland

Gerald Aksland has extensive experience in the construction and real estate industries. Their most recent position was as Project and Compliance Manager at SH 130 Concession Company, where they oversaw compliance management for operational contractual obligations and project management for roadway projects. Prior to that, they worked for the United States Air Force as a Structural Craftsman/NCIOC and Structural Craftsman, completing construction projects for coalition troops during Operation Inherent Resolve and Operation Enduring Freedom.

Aksland also has experience as a Construction Inspector II at The University of Texas at Austin, Engineering Technician VI/Contract Inspector at MacDonald-Bedford, and Design and Engineering Manager at Bloom Construction Company. Additionally, they have worked as a Realtor for Prudential California Realty and PMZ Real Estate.

Their expertise includes project management, compliance oversight, design consultation, and liaison services between clients, engineers, municipalities, and contractors. Aksland's roles have involved planning, procurement, fabrication, and construction activities for a variety of projects, including multi-family residential buildings and industrial/commercial structures. Gerald has also led teams, delegated tasks, and managed budgets for successful project completions.

Gerald Aksland has a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management/Project Management from the University of Phoenix, which they obtained between 2010 and 2019. Gerald also has a certificate in Computer Aided Drafting and Design from the Phoenix Institute of Technology, which they obtained in 1985-1986. In addition, they have completed a Real Estate Appraisal program from Allied Business Schools in 2012-2013 and a Real Estate Sales program from the same institution in 2005. Aksland has obtained two additional certifications - OSHA 10 Hour General Industry from the University of South Florida in November 2019 and OSHA 30 Hour Safety for Construction from ClickSafety, however the specific time frame for these certifications remained unknown.