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Knoxville, Tn, Us

Knoxville, Tennessee, United States

Responsible for the development, management, and delivery of all maintenance programs for Tennessee's Land-Grant and Flagship Institute facilities and related systems, including management of capital construction and renovation, energy management, utilities, environmental activities, custodial support, grounds maintenance, and architecture and engineering services. Leads a staff of 700+ personnel in the execution of $80M in annual operations that support over 31,000 students and 1,500 full time instructional faculty across the 910-acre campus.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Leads the design, construction, and management of facilities for Old Dominion University, a public, doctoral institution of over 4,500,000 gross square feet servicing over 20,000 students and 2,000 faculty and staff.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Directs the Facilities Management operations of Old Dominion University. Manages an operating budget in excess of $17 million along with the multi-million dollar Maintenance Reserve Program and Regulatory Compliance projects. Directs the Department’s approximately 200 employees in the daily execution of building and equipment maintenance, housekeeping services, grounds maintenance, transportation, and utilities operations, as well as major facilities repair/replacement through the Maintenance Reserve Program.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Monitor and assess the condition of the University's physical plant, develop its long range maintenance plan, and establish priorities for investments in the plant’s re-capitalization. Manage the University's Maintenance Reserve budget received from the Commonwealth and coordinate the planning, design and turnover of capital projects with the Department of Design & Construction. Manage the design and construction of the University's non-capital projects and develop its strategy for incorporating “Smart Building” technologies / capabilities into the maintenance operations and the capital planning / design process. Manage building permits under ODU’s delegated Annual Permit authority from the Bureau of Capital Outlay Management (BCOM) as defined in Appendix P of BCOM’s Construction and Professional Services Manual (CPSM).

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Develop corporate wide engineer and facility support process improvements to increase the quality of service, efficiency, and customer satisfaction and decrease operating costs. Coordinate and monitor process implementation throughout the organization’s $8B portfolio, encompassing all Naval facilities in the continental United States, Europe, Africa, and Southwest Asia.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Managed the planning, design, construction, operation & maintenance, facilities services (custodial, grounds maintenance, refuse), and real estate programs of the Navy’s Mid-Atlantic Region. Developed and directed the annual $800M budget supporting 16,500 Navy facilities spread over 14 installations and 166 special areas in 19 states. Coordinated the development and award of over $100M in energy projects.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Led the Public Works for an installation with over 1,500 facilities and 3,700 acres spread over 4 sites in Virginia and North Carolina. Includes an operational port, airfield facilities, office buildings, housing/dormitories, clinics, utilities, roads, and specialized education facilities as well as several environmental restoration sites and management of a storm water system that discharges directly into the environmentally sensitive Chesapeake Bay. Directed a 170-person staff in all aspects of facilities management, engineering and construction management, real estate, infrastructure planning, energy management, acquisition strategy, environmental compliance and delivery of utility and public works services, ensuring compliance with local, state, federal codes and regulations. Executed over $80 million in construction contracts and managed an annual $50 million operation and maintenance budget.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Coordinated strategic training improvements and operational readiness certifications for a 16,000 person engineering and construction force that was responsible for 1,400 construction projects in 40 countries.

Gulfport, Ms

Led and directed all planning, construction, contingency engineering, and combat operations for a 600-person Naval Mobile Construction Battalion forward deployed to 16 sites and 43 Forward Operating Bases throughout Iraq and Afghanistan.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Managed the Navy’s $700M Shore Utilities and Energy Program, coordinating the Navy’s initial efforts to install $85M in smart meters at all of its installations. Planned and implemented the Navy's shore installation actions to meet the requirements set forth by the Energy Policy Act 2005 and Executive Order 13423, directing a 30% reduction in energy intensity by 2015. Facilitated the award of $150 million in alternatively financed energy projects.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Managed the day-to-day office operations for a 2 star Navy Admiral while he was on special assignment, directly serving the Secretary of the Navy and the Deputy Secretary of Defense. Assisted in the establishment of overseas satellite offices and was responsible for the handling of TS/SCI documents. Routinely coordinated with all DOD services, multiple government intelligence agencies, Department of Justice, and the Department of State on issues sensitive to the United States government.

Various

Leadership and engineering duties commensurate with junior officer assignments in the Navy's Civil Engineer Corps. -Positions include: Construction Manager (CONUS and OCONUS); Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (Seabees); APWO for Transportation.-Direct experience includes: Construction Manager for over $60M of design/build and design/bid/build projects; OIC for 40 person construction detachment; Crane certifying official

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Marine Engineering

Activities and Societies: Back-to-back undefeated Brigade Field Ball Champions

Master Of Science (Ms), Civil & Environmental Engineering

Naval Academy Foundation Scholar

Activities and Societies: Phi Theta Kappa