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Phone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE; Email: EMAIL AVAILABLE Career Objective:As an Honorably Discharged Army Reservist, I am hands-on, and results driven with extensive experience and knowledge in facilities maintenance. I have a strong background in the home and the commercial building construction industry, as well as multi-family housing. This includes supervising and managing all activities on job sites. Add to that my experience in being responsible for directing employees and supervising contractors. I pride myself on having the ability to work closely, and effectively, with members of management, staff, contractors, clients, and the public. Skills:Renovations Maintenance & replace HVAC systemsBasic plumbing Electrical troubleshoot & repairGeneral & Trim Carpentry Compliance with safety procedures Drywall Repairs Inspect/Catalogue supplies, Material Safety Data Sheets Painting General Handyman workWork Experience:March 2023 thru present Self Employed General Maintenance Services Service calls to include, but not limited to appliances, HVAC, pressure cleaning, painting, basic plumbing, drywall repairs, and general handyman work. February 2021 February 2023 Diocese of Palm Beach Position: Maintenance SupervisorApply critical thinking and projection to ascertain how to best solve maintenance challenges/opportunities while ensuring compliance with diocesan guidelines, code, the law, and to ensure fiscal responsibility; Ensure all ongoing projects and maintenance are completed in the most efficient, high-quality, and cost-effective manner possible; Supervises and coordinates construction improvement, renovations, repairs. Verifies and supervises contractor/vendor activity. Ensure projects are completed in a timely manner with minor disruption with ongoing church activities; assess all preventative maintenance required for all parish buildings. Research/accumulate vendor bids and relevant data on vendors for required projects. Solicits and reviews bids and quotes for services, equipment, and supplies; prepares vendor list, obtains, and maintains required certificate of insurance for each one. Responsible for the timely maintenance and repairs of all property/equipment and relevant elements of physical plant. Maintains and operates all mechanical systems. Maintains open file of emergency systems, i.e., plumbing, electrical, fire, sewage, underground tanks, etc. Perform and supervise various plumbing, electrical, carpentry and other general repairs necessary. Responsible for all phases and areas of hurricane preparedness for all buildings Inspect and catalogue all maintenance supplies, tools, and Material Safety Data Sheets. Maintains accuracy of all invoice files and records and establishes a responsible monitoring system. Assessing and implementing best practices in utilizing crew to maximize productivity and efficiency. Instructs and monitors maintenance staff in general maintenance/custodial tasks. Trains & reviews employee performance; Establishes daily work assignments; Maintains clean and safe environment in the work area; Ensures compliance with all safety procedures and worker protection programCandidate's Name 2August 2004 January 2021 Self-employed General Maintenance Services Service calls to include, but not limited to appliances, HVAC, pressure cleaning, painting, basic plumbing, drywall repairs, and other general handyman work mostly for investors who owned single family homes, apartment rentals, condominiums, as follows:Good Property Investor, Davie, Florida (business closed/owner retired) o Self employed maintenance supervisorBig Cypress Properties, Jupiter, Florida (investor retired, sold all properties) o Self employed maintenance supervisorSterling Management, Tequesta, Florida (transitioning rentals to condominiums until completion)o Self employed maintenance supervisorCertificates:Universal HVAC Certification:Refrigerant Transition & RecoveryCertification March 10, 1995Certification No. 000126147Completion of Certificate as requiredCertification in 40 CFR Part #82, Subpart FFSU/ACCA EPA Program Approval, October 13, 1993Certification Types as specified by Section 608 of the Clean Air Act Type 1 - Small Appliances - With 5 lbs. or less of refrigerant; June 1990 Type II - High Pressure and Very High-Pressure Appliances - Containing 100 lbs. of HCFC OTHER THAN R-22 refrigerant Recovery and/or Recycling Equipment Type III - Low Pressure Appliances - Containing 50 degrees (F) boiling point refrigerant Universal Certifications - Certificate in all Types I, II, and III January 1981 March 1987 U.S. Army Reserves Infantry Medic (91B)Honorable Discharge - will provide DD214 upon request References:Provided upon request |
