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Stationary Engineer/HVAC Building Engineer Resume
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| Desired Industry: HVAC |
SpiderID: 7361 |
| Desired Job Location: Washington, District of Columbia |
Date Posted: 6/1/2006 |
| Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent |
Availability Date: 06/01/06 |
| Desired Wage: 45,000 |
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U.S. Work Authorization: Yes |
| Job Level: Experienced with over 2 years experience |
Willing to Travel: No |
| Highest Degree Attained: Other |
Willing to Relocate: No |
Objective:
To obtain a position in the HVAC field where
training and 15 years of progressive experience can
be utilized and further enhanced.
Experience:
Kay Management Company, Alexandria, VA
2005-pres
Assistant Chief Engineer
Coordinate and supervise daily activities and crews
engaged in a variety of facility maintenance and
repair work, including mechanical, plumbing and
electrical maintenance; administers outside
contracts for building maintenance, janitorial, and
repair work. Supervise preventative maintenance
programs and monitor daily log of activities.
Prepare weekly production and related reports and
initiate supply and maintenance requisitions.
U.S. General Services Admin, Washington, DC
1997-2004
Utility System Repair Operator (WG-10)
Determine methods and techniques, materials and
equipment needed to perform duties associated
with the operation, maintenance and repair of
refrigerators, air conditioners, boilers and heating
equipment and associated auxiliary equipment.
Operate, maintain and repair equipment and
component parts of refrigeration, air conditioning
and heating systems in one or a number of
buildings located within the GSA division.
Responsible for maintaining an efficient, safe,
reliable and economical operation of the HVAC
systems and associated equipment and buildings.
Perform proper and timely preventative and
corrective maintenance to equipment; making
adjustments and repairs to equipment and systems
to ensure efficient operation during an assigned
watch or tour. Assist in, or perform the handling of
emergency or abnormal operations necessary for
maintaining HVAC equipment in service or
returning to service when shutdown for
maintenance repairs.
U.S. General Services Admin, Washington, DC
1989-1998
Utility System Repair Operator (WG-8)
Perform preventative and corrective maintenance.
Make adjustments and repairs to equipment and
component parts of hearting and air-conditioning
systems. Conduct preventative maintenance
inspections of equipment and perform the
following tasks: oiling and greasing of equipment,
testing for refrigerant leaks, proper functioning of
controls, determining load balance, observing and
testing for correct operation of all parts of the
refrigerant cycle and other factors contributing to
the proper and efficient operation of the heating
and air conditioning systems.
Education:
Northern VA Community College, Alexandria, VA
1995
HVAC and Mechanical Engineering Technology
Lincoln Technical College, Capitol Heights, MD,
1990
Successfully completed the coursework for
certification in HVAC and Mechanical Engineering
Technology
Skills:
Principles of Machine Technology; Computer
Numerical Control; Computer Programming for
Engineers; Processes of Industry; Drafting 1;
Drafting 2; Technical Drawing1; Technical
Drawing2; Robotics; Technical Writing and Blue
Print Reading; Third Class Steam
Additional Information:
•Virginia 1st Class Stationary Engineers License
#785-E1
•Virginia 3rd Class Stationary Engineers License #
769-El
•Maryland 4th Class Stationary Engineers License
#1095-E
Reference:
Readily available upon request
Candidate Contact Information:
| Name: Reginald Jefferson |
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Phone: 703-998-1228 |
| City: Arlington |
Fax: - |
| State: Virginia |
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| Zip: 22206 |
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