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Home PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE, EMAIL AVAILABLEOBJECTIVEA challenging and rewarding senior management position which will maximize opportunities to develop and implement programs, to organize people and events, and to communicate contemporary innovations.PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCESenior Director of Facilities and Marine Operations March 2013 to Present Hornblower Cruises & Events, Pier 62 West 23rd Street Suite 200 New York, NY Responsible for the daily operation of an eleven-vessel dinner cruise/sightseeing fleet with over a two thousand passenger seating capacity across the fleet per cruise. Direct the efforts of the Marine team consisting of the Director of Marine Operations and the Director of Maintenance and Engineering, one full time Maintenance Manager, nine full time Captains and over one hundred fifty hourly crew. Provide leadership and professional development for all marine crew by identifying skills training needs. Direct the execution of the Safety Program, including emergency drills winning the fleetwide safety award twice in six years. Establishes department priorities and executes against them based on long-term vision. Successfully developed and executed departmental budget with the ability to consistently meet all budgetary goals. Developed and executed several large R&M projects consistently meeting timelines and budgetary requirements with an annual budget up to $13MM. Developed and executed all city CAPEX projects consistently meeting timelines and budgetary requirements. Budgets exceed$5MM annually. Developed and implemented maintenance plans for all shipboard systems and facilities. Developed and implemented stringent compliance controls in accordance with the applicable Code of Federal Regulations. Successfully established and maintained a positive and transparent relationship with the Coast Guard. Strict adherence to Coast Guard rules and regulations, and other federal and local rules and regulations including the local Health Department. Acts a key partner in the development of the citys strategic business plan. Maintains close liaison between the Operations Department and other departments. Conducts all recruiting of FT salary captains. Provides ongoing performance feedback & coaching to the Associate Director of Marine Ops, FT Captains and hourly mates and deckhands. Established leader of, Our Service Standards program. Lead all safety programs and initiatives winning the national fleetwide safety award twice in six years. Manage all incident investigations and reporting consistently meeting and exceeding safety goals. Monitors and controls all costs associated with the operation of the Marine Department in accordance with the budget, consistently meeting and exceeding annual fiscal goals. Implemented strict cost disciplines across the Metro New York Fleet. Participated in several fleet wide task forces championing the roll out of Teamworx, Wheelhouse, When To Work, Metaviewer, TrinDocs and Spendmap. Leveraged personal relationships on the companys behalf with local government and other entities.Candidate's Name
20 Fairmount Ave, Clifton, NJ 07011Home PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE, EMAIL AVAILABLEAssistant Director of Facilities September 2012 to October 2013 College of Mt. St. Vincent 6301 Riverdale Ave Bronx NY- Responsible for all building operations including six administrative buildings and four resident dorm buildings on a seventy-acre campus in the Bronx. The oldest building dating back to the 1850s. Responsibilities include HVAC operation and maintenance, all mechanical equipment maintenance and repair, custodial services, and grounds maintenance. Maintain all governmental code compliance including FDNY and OSHA. Management of the preventative maintenance program as well as the CMS. Direct supervision of fourteen union (Local 152 OPEIU) maintenance staff that include plumbers, two COQ holders, four grounds-keepers carpenters, a locksmith and maintenance mechanics. Over forty full time custodial staff are an indirect report. Manage maintenance related vendor relationships. Director of Operations September 2008 to March 2012 Community Access, 2 Washington Street New York NY- Responsible for the direct management of four divisions within the operations department. Building Operations, consisting of a staff of fifteen building superintendents and thirty maintenance workers including a Facilities Manager, Assistant Facilities Manager, two senior maintenance supervisors and two in-house painters. Offices Services, consisting of an Office Manager, receptionist staff, and two mailroom clerks. Responsible for the management of the Purchasing Department with a budget of $7.9MM; also responsible for the Information Technology Department. Manage agencys health and life safety program. Currently overseeing the project management of two multiunit low income housing construction projects with a combined construction budget of $30.5MM and the renovation project of our flagship property which is a designated historic site. Successfully planned and executed our corporate office consisting of 90 staff and executives. Responsible for bi- annual policy and procedure review. For more information visit www.communityaccess.org Director of Facilities and Building Operations September 2005 to September 2008 The New York Academy of Medicine, 1216 5th Ave. New York Primary responsibilities included maintaining all physical plant equipment. Managing all in-house and vendor services at the academy by performing the following duties personally or through subordinate supervisors and staff. Supervise and ensure quality of service of security, reception, elevator operations, environmental services, plant engineering, and mailroom operations. Ensure similar levels of service at two other NYAM locations. Developed a comprehensive preventive maintenance program to assure the physical plant is operating efficiently. Developed and implemented the business continuity and emergency response plan. Oversee third party security services at the Academy. Financial responsibilities include drafting and managing the annual operating budget ($2.2 million) and the capital budget ($4.5 million in 2008). Responsible for capital planning and project management, scheduling, and coordination. Candidate's Name
20 Fairmount Ave, Clifton, NJ 07011Home PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE, EMAIL AVAILABLEResponsible for directing the fire and safety program of the Academy and all other health and safety training in accordance with OSHA standards. Responsible for ensuring boiler and steam pipe, and HVAC systems are operable and maintained in good working condition. Maintain preventive maintenance contracts and recommend independent contractors/companies to the Senior Vice President, Finance and Administration. For more academy information visit www.nyam.orgDirector of Facilities August 2001 to September 2005 Jewish Community Housing Corporation, West Orange, New Jersey Responsible for the maintenance of and security of six sites with over seven hundred fifty rental apartments that serve the senior citizen community, with over one hundred fifty employees in various departments. Other responsibilities include capital improvement bid processing, manage all permit processing, manage Building and Grounds Department, oversee all construction/capital projects, manage in-house Dining Services Department, the Housekeeping Department, and manage Maintenance Department. For more information visit www.jchcorp.org Operations Specialist January 1988 to March 1991United States Navy, Newport, RIServed aboard the USS Kauffman FFG-59 Operations Specialist- Duties included Anti submarine warfare, anti air warfare, radar navigation, and world chart specialist. Certificates, Licenses, and Awards Master 100 Gross Ton Near Coastal Vessel Security Officer Member of IFMA and currently working on the CFM certification Nominated for the IFMA Facilities Manager of the year award 2009 and the Distinguished Facilities Manager of 2009 F17 Sprinkler City Main Only F37 Maintain Inside Alarm System F12 Standpipe/Fire Pump/Grav Tank P16 Supervise Low PSI Oil BurnerMemberships and Achievements Winner of the 2013 and 2015 National Safety Award Winner of the Marine Leadership Award 2014 and 2016 Member of the leadership team winning the 2015 city of the year award Lead the team in winning the fleet quality award 2015, 2017, and 2018 Member of the International Facilities Management Association Chairman of the professional outreach committee for the New York Chapter of IFMA |
