Assistant Director of Operations and Maintenance Resume Example

Transformative leader who takes a visionary approach in sparking the genius of others while streamlining operations to decrease costs and promote organizational efficiency. FACILITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANAGEMENT Vendor Relations Plumbing & Electrical Building Automation Systems (BAS) Threat Assessment Payroll & Accounting Building Energy Management (BEM) OSHA Standards HVAC Systems Building Information Modeling (BIM) Regional Inspector Technology Rollouts Blue Point Alert Systems Multi-Site Operations Construction Access Control Systems (ACS) Event Management Cloud Communication 5G Communications IT Infrastructure Carpentry Emergency Management Labor Relations LEED Standards Cell Coverage Amplifiers

• Natatorium Renovation, Homewood-Flossmoor HS #233 Budget: $3.5 Million Architect: DLA Scope: Ceiling renovation, flooring, acoustic treatments, seating, guardrails, sound system, stairwell, scoreboard, lighting, mechanical, balcony, coaches' offices, restrooms, painting, classroom and two storage spaces.
• Renovation Upgrades, Homewood-Flossmoor HS #233 Budget: $1.4 Million Architect: DLA Scope: Mechanical Systems, Windows, Elevator, and Roof work Culvert Installation, Illinois Dept.
• Of Transportation Budget: $4.1 Million Planner: Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago Scope: Original 18-inch underground piping replaced by a 48-inch culvert.
• The culverts were constructed of pre-cast concrete and measured four feet high and 12 feet across.
• Fine Arts Renovations, Homewood-Flossmoor High School #233 Budget: $16 Million Architect: DLA Architects Scope: Modern new classrooms for visual arts & theatre, renovated and expanded music classrooms, additional rehearsal rooms, more storage space and a black-box theatre with an improved tech theatre workroom.
• New Brookwood Middle School, Brookwood #167 Budget: $17.5 Million Architect: STR Architects Scope: New classrooms and two Science Technology Engineering and Math labs on the second floor of a 49,250-square-foot building.
• The first floor, which was 28,050 square feet, contained a gym, a music room, a kitchen, a cafeteria and room for administrative offices.
• The gym also contained a stage so that it can double as an auditorium.
• Outdoor Recreation Sports Complex, Northern Illinois University Budget: $6.5 Million Architect: PHN Scope: 27 acres, 186,200 square feet of synthetic sports turf for various sports, and 232 trees planted New Hall Residence, Northern Illinois University Budget: $80 Million Architect: HKM Scope: 1000-bed residence hall complex derived from public/partnerships between American Campus Communities and the College Housing Foundation Kenneth and Ellen Chessick Practice Center, Northern Illinois University Budget: $9 Million Architect: HKM Scope: 87,000 square foot state-of-the-art practice center with a full-size 120-yard practice field with two end zones.
• It also contained batting cages, long jump pits, a retractable center net to allow multisport use, field goals and wall protection nets, and a four-lane sprint track.
• Gilbert Hall Renovation, Northern Illinois University Budget: $22.3 Million Architect: Cordogan Clark & Associates Scope: 75,000 square Feet renovated four-story building entailed air conditioning, new furnishings, large exercise room, elevator, wireless internet, lounges, meeting spaces for hall council, along with laundry facilities and vending.
• Additionally, the building was equipped with an updated heating and sprinkler system, new bathrooms, a safety center for NIU police, and a new cyber-cafe dining area with an outdoor patio.
• The residence hall offered single rooms, double rooms, and expanded double rooms.
• Douglas Hall Demolition, Northern Illinois University Budget: $4.5 Million Contractor: LVI Environmental Services Inc.
• American Demolition Corp Scope: Asbestos removal and complete demolition.