SEND IT

"SEND IT." In the Navy, it’s the command to take the shot. In the trades, it’s the moment you commit to the build. Now, it’s the mindset needed to crush a degree while balancing a full-time career and a family. Welcome to the audio companion for the Bachelor of Science in Construction Management (BSCM). Hosted by JC—a 20-year Navy veteran (Sonar Tech, Boatswain’s Mate, and Long-Range Engagement Specialist), former lead Union Plumber, and current Project Support Engineer for NAVSEA SWRMC. This podcast leverages the power of modern technology to transform dense academic reading into engaging audio "Deep Dives." We bypass the reading fatigue and get straight to the tactical knowledge of Construction Concepts, from Site Work to Punch List and everything in between. From the deck plates to the job site to the classroom, we’re taking the complex theory of construction management and translating it into something

SEND IT is a education podcast hosted by John Campini, with 36 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

John Campini hosts SEND IT, a education show with 36 episodes published.

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  Episode #4

  The Metrics – Life-Cycle Assessment & Carbon (Mod 3)

  Apr 1, 202635 minS2

  On this episode of Send It , JC gets into the math. If you can't measure it, you can't manage it. We are diving into Module 3 to decode the complex world of Life-Cycle Assessments (LCA) and Carbon Footprints. We cut through the red tape of carbon accounting to focus on what actually impacts the project: material selection, waste reduction, and the massive carbon penalty of your structural choices. In this Deep Dive, we cover: Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA): Tracking heavy-duty materials from cradle to grave, and why buying quality upfront lowers your overall life-cycle cost. The Embodied Carbon Culprits: Why structural systems and massive glass building enclosures do the most damage to your carbon budget. The 350.org Reality: Why the global atmospheric carbon target is actually sitting below our current reality. Engineering Wins: How electric arc furnaces have legitimately slashed the steel industry's carbon footprint by 36% since 1990. www.BattleBuddyBackup.com

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  Episode #5

  MIDTERM EXAM CRAM (Modules 1-3)

  Mar 31, 202633 minS2

  We have reached the first major checkpoint of Season 2. On this special Midterm Edition of Send It , JC strips away the theory and focuses purely on the mission: passing the exam. We are compressing Modules 1, 2, and 3 into one high-intensity tactical review. Remember the Golden Rule: It doesn't matter how we do it in the field; if the manual says it, that is the exact answer we feed the test. The "Stumpers" We Cover: The Energy Trap: Why "Scheduling the time of use" is NOT considered one of the standard building energy consumption stages. The Social Benefit: Why the textbook rigidly classifies "enhancing occupant comfort" as a social benefit, not an environmental one. The Bureaucracy of Carbon: Why the exam wants you to say assigning "ownership" of emissions is a "good first step." Upstream vs. Downstream: Nailing the timeline of environmental impacts in a Life-Cycle Assessment. Clear the decks. It's Game Day. www.BattleBuddyBackup.com

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  Episode #3

  The SOP – Environmental Justice & ISO 14001 (Mod 2)

  Mar 31, 202647 minS2

  On this episode of Send It , JC tackles the bureaucracy. We are looking at the policies, the SOPs, and the human behavior that drives sustainable construction in Module 2 . A policy on paper means nothing if the crew on the ground doesn't execute. We discuss how international targets eventually become local building codes, why "Prevailing Conditions" dictate your build strategy, and the gold standard of continuous improvement. In this Deep Dive, we cover: ISO 14001: The ultimate engineering standard for quality control—the "Plan – Do – Check – Act" cycle. Environmental Justice: A hard look at industrial zoning using the real-world textbook case study of Louisiana's "Cancer Alley." Human Behavior: The "Tragedy of the Commons" on the job site and why "Product Semantics" (user-friendly design) is crucial for execution. Policy Evaluation: Why operational performance monitoring is the only textbook-approved way to measure success. www.BattleBuddyBackup.com

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  Episode #2

  The Baseline – Energy Cycles & Global Directives (Mod 1)

  Mar 31, 202641 minS2

  On this episode of Send It , JC establishes the baseline for sustainable construction. We are breaking down Module 1 , stripping away the academic fluff to focus on the heavy-duty logistics of how a building actually consumes energy. We cover the UN’s Global Directives, the Brundtland Commission’s definition of sustainability, and the Battelle Top 10 Green Trends that are actively reshaping the modern job site. In this Deep Dive, we cover: The Energy Cycle: The critical difference between Embodied (manufacturing), Grey (transport), Induced (construction), and Operational energy. The 33% Rule: Why the building sector is responsible for a massive one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions. The Future Job Site: How water resource management and upcoming carbon regulations are becoming major compliance risks for Project Managers. www.BattleBuddyBackup.com

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  Episode #1

  Send It: Season 2 Intro – The Sustainability Shift

  Mar 31, 202614 minS2

  Welcome to Season 2 of Send It . We survived Contracts and Law; now it is time to pivot. On this deployment, JC takes on a massive operational shift in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry: Sustainable Buildings and Infrastructure. This isn't about hugging trees; this is about resource efficiency, supply chain logistics, and navigating the new wave of global compliance directives that every Project Manager is going to face. We are setting the baseline, defining the doctrine, and laying out the roadmap for Modules 1 through 3.

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