Building Engineer

The JBG Company

Washington, D.C. August 2007 to Present

Responsible for the operation of plant equipment

. Check the status of all air handling units (AHUs), mission critical

units, package HVAC units, house booster pumps, cooling towers,

etc.

. Trained new recruits on beginning basics of building related

services and some preventative maintenance such as clogged drains,

leaky faucets, restroom fixtures, monitoring of HVAC equipment,

printing out of Workspeed tickets, dry valve systems, fire alarm

panels, replacement of lamps in lighting fixtures as well as the

ballast if required

. Worked with contractors involving work or services that require

immediate attention

. Trouble shooting equipment for cause of failure, not working, in

need of repair or replacement

. Requesting restock of parts and of adding to inventory

. Employee supervision

. Tenant relationships

Building Engineer

Consolidated Engineering Services

McLean, VA August 2005 to August 2007

Responsible for the operation of plant equipment

. Monitor building equipment by the use of the energy management

system

. Conduct tours of core building equipment

. Perform scheduled preventative maintenance tasks

. Service emergency equipment malfunctions as required or provide

back-up/temporary services

. Maintained various types of equipment including packaged AC units,

cooling towers heat exchange split systems, Data Aire systems,

pumps, etc.

. Other duties as related to overall building functions

Lead Engineer

Republic Properties Corporation

Washington, D.C. July 2000 to August 2005

Responsible for plant operations, training and supervision of personnel

. Monitored equipment consisting of two separate EMS systems

encompassing over two million square feet

. Maintain plant equipment consisting of six chillers (800 to 1200

tons), eight cooling towers, several large AHUs, variable air

volumes (VAVs), duct heaters, package HVAC units, expansion tanks,

etc.

. Other duties included replacement of smoke detectors, heat

detectors, operation of fire alarm panels and equipment associated

with overall building functions

Assistant Chief

The Oliver Carr Company

Washington, D.C. May 1994 to June 2000

Responsible for plant equipment, personnel supervision and training

. Maintained budget items, including bids and working with

contractors and vendors

. Maintained regular contact with tenants and customers

. Initiated preventative maintenance programs for plant equipment

. Operated, repaired and serviced various types of equipment

including HVAC package units, chillers, boilers, cooling towers,

pumps, chemical stations, emergency generators, fire pumps, fire

alarm panels, air compressors, and all associated equipment

. Monitored and adjusted the EMS systems as required

. Performed miscellaneous duties as required related to building

requirements

Education and Certifications

A.A.S Degree in HVAC, Northern Virginia Community College, Woodbridge, VA

U.S. Army Engineer School

Universal CFC certification

Licenses

NIULPE First Class Engineer License

Maryland First Grade Engineer License

D.C. 3rd Class Steam License

Virginia Master HVAC Tradesman License

Miscellaneous

Secret security clearance, Department of Transportation

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