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Washington, Dc, Us

Nrl, Washington Dc

NRL has a total of 4 million square feet of building space with in the 94 buildings. The central chilled water plant and central steam plant services a large amount of these buildings. Other buildings have their own chillers and cooling towers systems. The base has everything from Siemens BAS to old pneumatic control systems, 100 ton air cooled chillers, Data-Aire, Liebert comp. room equipment, split systems, steam reducing stations, hot water convertors, condensate tanks and just about everything HVAC.Responsibilities at NRL,• Support the efforts, on a daily basis, between the Project Manager, Chief Engineer and work order desk.• Coordinate Preventive Maintenance, Service Call, Needs of Excess (NOE) Projects, Repairs and Contractors.• Maintain supply inventories, while tracking and ordering supplies, ensuring budget controls are in place by using a spread sheet and performing supply close outs, allocating all purchases made within specified billing cycles. • Coordinate the work efforts between our NOE personnel and the Contractors that are to perform projects in the building. • Plan and oversee the night crew’s work, to include Preventive Maintenance assignments, service calls and all other work tasks.• Responsible for calling, scheduling, and overseeing Contractors perform work that is outside the scope of work our personnel can perform. • Track and maintain reports for Service Calls, Maintenance Repairs, and Preventive Maintenance, as well as their completion to help ensure we stay in compliance with contract requirements. • Responsible for maintaining close supervision of critical and high priority areas within the buildings, to include computer centers. • Ensure that the correct trade personnel are authorized to work on specific jobs that are commensurate with their skill level, as well as comply with Union Agreements and OSHA regulations and requirements. • Monthly, perform monthly mechanical room inspections.

14675 Lee Road, Chantilly, Va. 20151

• Operate, maintain and troubleshoot building HVAC • Provide preventive maintenance to HVAC equipment.• Run trouble calls.• Conduct equipment readings critical for operations, efficient performance, maintenance history and reporting. • Complete inspections of HVAC and associated equipment.• Provide offsite support to satellite buildings. • Ensure compliance with Government, company, industry and regulatory safety standards and protocols.• Provide overlap and personnel support where needed.

1849 C Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20240

• Operate, maintain and troubleshoot building HVAC, commercial refrigeration, boilers and mechanical room related equipment.• Conduct equipment readings critical for operations, efficient performance, maintenance history and reporting.• Collect, execute and complete daily service tickets and repair calls.• Complete internal and external inspections of boilers, burners, boiler rooms, chillers, HVAC and associated controls.• Perform inspections and preventive maintenance as scheduled.• Provide clear, accurate, customer-focused verbal and written communication.• Ensure compliance with company, industry and regulatory safety standards and protocols.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Support the efforts, on a daily basis, between the Chiller Plant Engineers and 10 employees, from HVAC Masters through Maintenance Helpers. • Coordinate Preventive Maintenance, Service Call, Reimbursable Work Authorization (RWA) Projects, and Repairs.• Maintain supply inventories, while tracking and ordering supplies, ensuring budget controls are in place by using a spread sheet and performing supply close outs, allocating all purchases made within specified billing cycles. • Coordinate the work efforts between our RWA personnel and the Contractors that are to perform projects in the building. • Plan and over see the night crew’s work, to include Preventive Maintenance assignments and all other work tasks.• Responsible for calling, scheduling, and overseeing Contractors perform work that is outside of the scope of work our personnel can perform. • Track and maintain reports for Service Calls, Maintenance Repairs, and Preventive Maintenance, as well as their completion to help ensure we stay in compliance with contract requirements. • Responsible for maintaining close supervision of critical and high priority areas within the building, to include computer centers. • Ensure that the correct trade personnel are authorized to work on specific jobs that are commensurate with their skill level, as well as comply with Union Agreements and OSHA regulations and requirements. • Monthly, conduct a safety meeting for all CES personnel and perform monthly mechanical room inspections. • Time keeping records and payroll.

My position as Control Technician, for the Department of State in the Harry S Truman Facility, made me responsible for the control system within the building. Specifically, the system was a combination of both old and new technology. The DDC controls were SEIMENS, with pneumatic and electronic outputs, while the pneumatic controls were Johnson Controls, used mostly on mixing boxes and wall mounted T-stats. Performing preventive maintenance on all controls within the facility. Ran service calls to ensure the smooth operation of the control system and to maintain the proper comfort level with in the building. Demolished, installed, and started up HVAC equipment on RWA work that was performed during non-core hours. Established myself as a team member.

Owned and operated an HVAC/ Control Company, performing new installations and service.

Ran and installed multiple jobs, to include pneumatic, electrical, electronic & DDC systems. Installed and performed maintenance to high-pressure refrigeration equipment, with up to 80 tons of cooling capability. This service included total system maintenance, pumps and piping.

Performed service on pneumatic, electric controls & refrigeration equipment. Work was completed at the World Bank, Washington, DC and for the Alexandria Public School System, VA. Layed- off was due to the 2 contracts not being awarded a second time to Honeywell.