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
Skills
Decision Making
Team Leadership
Department Oversight
Policy Development and Enforcement
Business Leadership
Finance and Accounting Oversight
Employee Motivation
Budget Control
Quality Assurance
Cost Reduction
Professional Experience
Assistant Director of Operations and Maintenance, 01/2017 - Current Homewood-Flossmoor High School – City, STATE,
Manage the daily operations of 4 Million square feet of facilities and grounds
Serve as a first responder for emergency management, physical plant, and maintenance issues
Responsible for creating an inclusive culture for all 9 departments under the operations umbrella
Work directly with district architects, contractors, and inspectors
Directly responsible for major construction, commissioning, and closeout.
Director of Facilities and Operations, 10/2014 - 12/2016 Brookwood School District – City, STATE,
Supervised 14 full-time and 10 part-time employees daily
Reduced overtime by 70% by developing a substitute custodial pool and combining custodial teams
Successfully completed a district-wide LED light replacement at a cost of $158,000
Initiated and completed a district-wide asphalt replacement project at a cost of
$267,000
Oversaw the daily operations of an asbestos abatement and partial roof replacement at a cost of
$600,000
Managed the demolishment of Brookwood Middle School at a cost of $367,000
Directed all phases of the security and access control upgrades district-wide at a cost $200,000
with 30%savings due to negotiations.
Vice-Chairman, 02/2012 - 08/2014 Trustee, Northern Illinois University Board Of Trustees – City, STATE,
Of the Finance, Facilities, and Operations committee
Oversee, analyze, and provide recommendations for an operating budget of $500
Million
Reviewed Capital Activities, Transactions Involving Real Property, Cash and
Investments
Confirmed any usage of external consultants and search firms
Responsible for overseeing all lobbying efforts and governmental matters, both state and
federal.
Education
High School Diploma: , Expected in - Marian Catholic High School - Chicago Heights, IL GPA:
Bachelor’s Degree: , Expected in - Northern Illinois University - DeKalb, IL GPA:
Master’s Degree: , Expected in - Northern Illinois University - DeKalb, IL GPA:
Accomplishments
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.
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