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GEORGIOS MARGARITIS Tel.: +306944543151, +302106251881 Personal Information Name : GEORGIOS MARGARITIS Tel.: +306944543151, +302106251881 Date of birth: 01/11/1969 Fax: 2106251881 Place of birth: Athens Ε-mail:[email protected] Marital status: Married Address: 7 Kykladon st., Chalandri Military service: Completed Studies - Certification 1988 - 1993: Civil Engineer – Democritus University of Thrace 1992 - 1993: Experimental Research on Bearing Capacity of Girders Repaired with Resin Layers.. 1993: Professional Licence by the Technical Chamber of Greece 1995: Certificate of Experience in Study and Supervision by the 732th Administration for Military Works, Xanthi, Greece, estimated at 4.772,120 euros. 1998: Certificate of Construction Experience by the General Secretariat of Modern Public Works of the Greek Ministry of Environment, Planning and Public Works, estimated at 1,928,100 euros. 1999: Inspector of ISO 9001/94 & ISO 10011-1 Quality Systems. Public Works Contracting Certificate for Civil Engineering Works. 2011: 2nd Class Energy Inspector (Buildings, Boilers, Air Conditioning Units). 2012: Structure controller of the Hellenic Energy Inspectorate of the Greek Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change. Professional Experience 1994 – 1999 : Engineer of the Ergas-Actor joined venture on the Metamorphosis site within the framework of the construction of the Attica Tollway as Deputy Director of Site Office and Quality Control Executive for the A7 & A8 Geographical Units. 1999 – Now: Freelancer (attached table with major projects), simultaneously : 2002 - 2012: 97% stockholder of the “Daskalakis – Margaritis G.P.” Public Works Technical Company (1st Class in Construction, Energy-Industrial, Plumbing, Road construction and A2 Class in Port Construction) 2011-Now: Founding of the “GEORGIOS MARGARITIS & PARTNERS COMPANY” with activity in the organization and realization of private works (Construction Project Management) and the provision of Technical Consultation services. Foreign Language English : Intermediate German : Beginner Other Knowledge Proficient user of the following computer programs: Autocad, Cadware, Fespa, Civil, MS Office Participation in Trade Organizations 1993 – now : Member of the Technical Chamber of Greece, Sector for Engineers Contractors of Public Works, Panhellenic Association of Engineers Contractors of Public Works, Welfare Department for Contractors of Public Works, Hellenic Chamber of Hotels. 1989 - 1991: Member of the Democritus University of Thrace Students’ Union 1991 - 1993: President of the Democritus University of Thrace Students’ Union Other Activities 1989 - 1993: Editor-in-Chief of Student Magazine “Polyhedron”. 1989 -1993: Journalist/Radio Host for STAR FM Radio Station. 1993 - Now: Vice President of “Oikologiki Exormisi Attikis” NGO interested in the protection of the river Kifisos and streams in the Attica region. Sports (tennis, swimming). Chess. TABLE OF MAJOR PROJECTS No, PROJECT DESCRIPTION BUDGET LOCATION PRIVATE PUBLIC PERIOD (euro) WORK WORK 1 Construction of New Two-Floor Building 1.000.000,00 Ntrafi Site Manager 2010 - 2012 with Swimming Pool Construction of New Two-Floor Building 2 750.000,00 Voula Site Manager 2010 - 2011 with Swimming Pool Reconditioning of formerly Village Cinemas 3 9,500,000 Amaroussion Site Manager 2007-2010 building to Office Building for DELOITTE Seven-Floor Building with open ground-floor 4 800,00 Ag. Eleftherios Supervision 2007 - 2009 parking area and Basement 5 Three-level condominium with swimming pool 1,000,000 Ntrafi Construction 2007-2008 6 Sidewalk Construction and Street Asphalting 150,00 Drosia Contractor 2007 7 Restoration of Neoclassical Building 1,500,000 108 Patision Site Manager 2007 8 Full Renovation of Novotel Hotel Athens 2,500,000 Liosion Site Manager 2006 - 2007 No, PROJECT DESCRIPTION BUDGET LOCATION PRIVATE PUBLIC PERIOD WORK WORK New Three-Floor Construction with Open 9 450,00 Filothei Construction 2006 - 2007 Ground-Floor Parking Area and Basement Conversion of Five-Floor Industrial Building 10 7,500,000 Metamorphosi Site Manager 2006 into Office Building for C&C INTERNATIONAL Study - 11 New Three-Floor Building with Basement 450,00 Paiania 2006 Construction Four-Level Condominium 400,00 Drosia Construction 2005 - 2006 12 Five-Residence Complex with Garage and 13 1,000,000 Kifisia Supervision 2005 - 2006 Two Swimming-Pools Two-Level Condominium with Basement and 14 500,00 Nea Erythraia Supervision 2005 - 2006 Swimming Pool Study - 15 New Two-Residence Three-Floor Building 600,00 Paiania 2005 Supervision Study - 16 New Three-Floor Building with Basement 550,00 Stamata 2005 Supervision Seven-Floor Building with Open Ground-Level 17 750,00 Goudi Supervision 2004 - 2005 Parking Area and Basement 2-Condominium Complex with Basement and 18 750,00 Psychico Site Manager 2003 - 2004 Swimming Pool DEKELIA 4* HOTEL with 51 rooms and Study- 19 4,000,000 N. Kifisia 1999 - 2003 Construction Multipurpose Rooms and Swimming Pool 20 Conference Hall with 200 Persons Capacity 1,500,000 N. Kifisia Study 2002 21 Exterior and Roof Restoration of Preserved 74,00 Plaka Contractor 2001 Building No, PROJECT DESCRIPTION BUDGET LOCATION PRIVATE PUBLIC PERIOD WORK WORK Demolition of Earthquake-Damaged Buildings, Athens - 22 33,00 Contractor 2000 Athens and Peiraeus Prefectures Peireus 23 Preservation of School Buildings in Drosia 15.000,00 Drosia Contractor 1999 Spata-Eleusina Expressway Construction 24 44.000.000,00 Metamorfosi 1994 - 1999 Geographical Units A7 & A8 Engineer .
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