Facilities Director Resume Example

Objective:
Management position in Facilities Maintenance, operations, repair, new construction, alterations where my experience will benefit my employer and where cost savings is appreciated

Experience:
34 years of Experience in managing all aspects of Facilities in the following areas:
- Facilities operations, maintenance, repair, alterations, build out, new construction
- Design management for new construction, repairs and alterations to buildings and systems
- Construction management of new construction, land development, repairs and alterations to buildings, specialty construction such as health care facilities, airports, multi-level parking structures, commercial office buildings, veterinary facilities, BioMedical Containment facilities; restaurants, retail stores
- Deputy Director of Program management to implement alterations and renovations of a major inventory of government facilities
- Creating 5 year construction implementation plans for the military using multiple inputs of financial data, including personnel costs, utility costs, maintenance and operations costs, and projected growth of funding in particular functional areas of the base mission
- 6 years experience in a corporate setting managing facilities design and construction to meet budgetary requirements
- 4 years managing a staff exceeding 50 personnel to perform all aspects of military base facilities including preparation of and execution of budgets for civilian personnel, facility maintenance, operations, repairs, alterations, new construction, utilities, grounds maintenance, security, communications and roads.
- Utilizing strong communications skills, provided executive level presentations on facilities support and construction programs for executive management of the Chesapeake Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command Headquarters. Washington, DC, Pentagon Naval Support N4, Arlington VA and the Office in Charge of Construction Mediterranean, Madrid, Spain.

Project Manager for the administration of a multi-year building evaluation program encompassing approximately 40 buildings for a total of nearly 3 million square feet, supervised 3 personnel and performed on-site evaluations, provided comprehensive building evaluation for the General Services Administration to identify compliance with strict Solicitation For Offer specifications, national building codes (BOCA, NEC, NFPA, ADA, etc.) as well as the Government's Uniform Facilities Accessibility Standards. Surveyed building mechanical, electrical, and architectural conditions, and provided cost estimates for bringing all areas of the facilities up to first class building standards.

**Project Manager of the GSA White House Projects field office, providing management of renovation projects in the West Wing of the White House, Old Executive Office Building, New executive Office Building, Blair House and various other White House related facilities.


Deputy Director of the Contracts Division, following strict budgetary and reporting constraints for Washington DC region Military Construction Program coordinated the efforts of ten contract specialists and administrative support personnel, six program funding managers, and representatives of more than twenty Naval activities in the Virginia and Maryland areas to award design contracts for more than 140 construction contracts with a work in place value of $600 million, achieving 100% obligation of FY 87 construction funds.

Quality Control Manager and Project Manager for a $13 million parking garage complex for the WMATA red line Wheaton Metro station. Responsible for the construction of a 900 space parking garage, consisting of spread footings, five levels poured-in-place post-tensioned concrete, three elevators, vehicle bridge and pedestrian bridge. Managed CPM scheduling, cost account recording system of labor and material expenses, daily liaison with designers, WMATA engineers, subcontractors, and local utility companies to eliminate obstacles in the construction schedule.

Telecommunications Project Officer for the construction of two American embassies overseas, responsible for the review of network cabling design, construction, installation and initial operations and maintenance for all classified and unclassified communications transmission systems, information service networks and building automation systems. Provided design reviews of drawings of American embassies to provide constructability comments and to ensure that telecommunications cabling, grounding systems, RF shielding, and electrical systems were designed and installed in strict accord with State Dept. criteria.

Navy Telecommunications Contracts Manager , responsible for INCONUS Navy contracts awarded to AT&T Federal Systems with a primary role to protect AT&T's contractual rights in compliance with the FAR and maintained close liaison with the Navy Telecommunications Command on contractual issues affecting AT&T. Resolve contractual problems at Naval activities, advising AT&T technicians in the proper execution of contracts with the Navy.
Significant achievement: In the first 11 months, identified more than $1 million of additional profits to AT&T, discovered during review of contract documents, and initiated action for AT&T to recoup the money with interest paid.

Assistant Resident Office in Charge of Construction - Managed more than fifty construction contracts valued over at $30 million, managing and technically guiding a team of six engineers, seven construction inspectors, and one engineering technician, executing contracts at five different military bases remotely located throughout the metro Washington, DC area

Director of Facilities Management at a Tropical Disease Medical Research Activity in Egypt. Inspired a staff of 56 Egyptian and 3 American employees to provide quality operations, maintenance, construction and repair of facilities in harsh environment for support of a highly active medical research mission, consisting of 20 buildings on a 2 acre compound leased from the Egyptian government. Facilities consisted of P-3 and P-4 laboratories (the highest level of medical containment), immunological, bacteriological, zoological, and dental research labs, as well as a small in-patient hospital building. Additional research facilities included nuclear medicine and a veterinary medicine laboratory with a comprehensive animal facility, supporting 1,000 animals

Education:
Bachelors Degree ¡V Bachelor of Civil Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
Masters Degree ¡V Masters of Science in Civil Engineering/Construction Management
Licensed Professional Engineer, TX


Affiliations:
International Facilities Management Association (IFMA) ¡V member
Timber Framers Guild of North America (TFG) ¡V member
Timber Frame Engineering Council (TFEC) ¡V member
Disabled American Veteran, 10% Status


Skills:
Computing Skills:
Microsoft Office suite, including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Visio, Publisher
Graphics Programs, including Photoshop, Nitro PDF Professional


Additional Information:
Disabled American Veteran 10%
Languages:
Spanish Lvl 1
Arabic Lvl 1


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