Dahoud AlShalbi
Field Manager | Construction & Operations Lead
With more than 24 years of hands-on construction experience, Dahoud AlShalbi brings a strong combination of field leadership, technical knowledge, and practical problem-solving to AMD Construction.
His career spans residential, commercial, and infrastructure-related construction, with experience overseeing crews, coordinating jobsite activities, managing subcontractors, interpreting project requirements, and ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently, and to specification.
Before continuing his career in the United States, Dahoud gained extensive construction experience in Syria, working with established contracting and engineering companies on a variety of building and civil construction projects. His background gave him valuable experience managing crews in demanding field environments and adapting to complex project conditions.
In the United States, Dahoud continued expanding his expertise through AMD Construction, where he has taken a leading role in field operations, renovations, general construction, and fencing projects. His experience includes chain-link fencing, perimeter security fencing, gates, structural bracing, excavation coordination, concrete foundations, site preparation, and complete fence installation systems.
Dahoud has also led AMD Construction's field operations on federal government projects, including the successful completion of a Department of Defense fencing project in Peoria, Illinois. His responsibilities included crew supervision, material coordination, installation oversight, quality-control corrections, and direct coordination throughout project completion.
Known for his hands-on leadership style, Dahoud approaches every project with a simple philosophy: understand the work, lead from the field, solve problems quickly, and deliver a finished product the team can stand behind.
At AMD Construction, his experience and leadership are a key part of the company's ability to mobilize crews, manage projects across multiple states, and successfully execute both private-sector and government construction work.