Stephen Dale Heiner *** McNeill Drive Martinsburg, WV 25403
304_995_5934 (DAY) / 304 285_8317 (EVENINGS)
*********@*****.***
PROFILE
Building Automation Construction Technician with Integration, Installation and
Programming/Graphical Experience.
OBJECTIVE
Seeking Rewarding and Challenging Career, Advancing My Skills and Providing Superior
Customer Service
QUALIFICATION SUMMARY
• Eight Years Combined Experience in both Service and Construction as a BAS Technician
• Experienced Working with DDC Programming in BACtalk (Envision) – with Experience
in Tridium/Niagara and WEBcntrl
• Experienced in both Installation and Troubleshooting of Building Automation Equipment
and Field Devices, Networks and Programming.
• Experienced with Integration utilizing proprietary and open protocols including Modbus
FLG and BACnet
WORK HISTORY
Advanced Power Control, Inc from November 2004 thru February 2013. Employment with
Advanced Power Control consisted of Increasing Work Assignments in Installation,
Programming and Integration ranging from initial setup, Upgrades, troubleshooting, and
Customer Training.
• Installation of Building Automation Control Panels, Field Devices, Sensors, and Server
Computers.
• Troubleshot DDC Control Programs as Per written sequence of operations for Unitary
Field Devices, such as VAV/CVAV Boxes, FCU's and PIU's, Icluding Global Devices such as
the VLX/VLCA and the BCM
• Troubleshot Field Sensors, Control Panels/Wiring and Programs for either Newly
Installed or Existing Systems.
• Applied User Security Settings to Server/Laptop Computers, Conforming with Federal
Facility Guidelines, as well as On Site User Setup and Access
• Used Visio/Visual Logic to Automate Displays and Graphics, and Utilizing the “File
Transfer” Tool to transfer Data between Systems, Servers, and Laptops.
• Implemented Programming/Installation changes to New/Existing Systems to improve
Temperature Control, Energy Management, and User Interface
• Setup/Upgraded and Troubleshot Server Computers and Networking Equipment for use
in building automation networks.
TECHNICAL PROFICIENCIES
Platforms: Windows Server and Workstation Operating Systems Languages: Visual
Logic/Visio, PCL, Modbus FLG
EDUCATION
1) Attended both the BT 100 and the BT 200 @ the Alerton/Novar (Honeywell) Training
Facility 6060 Rockside Woods Blvd Suite 400 Independence, OH 44131 800-***-****
Each Course was 1 Week, with Certification for Each. Instructor for both Weeks was Louis
Nasti (***********@*************.***). Attended Class with Craig Rouse, Regional Sales
Manager for Alerton 100 Oxford Drive (Suite 311), Monroeville, PA., 15146
412_372_1134 / 412_721_4622
2) Completed the Alerton BT e230 Training Course This is a 32 Hour Course with a
Minimum Passing Score of 80 % It Includes 11 On Line Modules, and is Targeted to
Building Automation and Control Automation Field Technicians, Application Engineers, and
Programmers Working with the Alerton BACalk System.
CLEARANCES
1) GSA Clearance (Active) This Encompasses the Department of Commerce and the
National Institute for Standards and Technology Separate NIST Clearance Active from
01/2005 01/2009, 01/2011 01/2013
2) Top Secret Clearance for JEH FBI Headquarters, Washington, DC Active from 06/2005
11/2011
3) Top Secret Clearance for FBI Training Academy, Quantico Virginia Active from 01/2011
01/2012
4) Top Secret Clearance Department of Defense Issues for Warrenton (VA) Training
Facility Active
5) Top Secret Clearance Department of Justice (Escort Status) Liberty Square,
Washington, DC Active from 01/2005 01/2007
6) AOC Clearance (Active) This Encompasses both the House and Senate Office Buildings
This also Covers the U.S.Capital, and C.V.C (Capital Visitor Center) Active from 01/2007
Present (04/30/2013)
7) GSA Clearance Exclusive to NRC (Nuclear Regulatory Commission) Active 06/2011
12/2011
8) GSA Clearance Exclusive to the Mary E. Switzer Building Active 01/2010 01/2011
9) Top Secret Clearance for Mount Weather Both A/B Sites Included Active 01/2009
11/2012
10) GSA Clearance Exclusive to the Garmatz Federal Courthouse, United States Marshalls
11/2007 04/2008
FEDERAL INVESTIGATIVE BUREAUS
1) Michael D. McDonald Special Investigator Federal Bureau of Investigation/Background
Investigation Contract Services P.O. Box 52, Hancock, MD., 21750 717_294_3015
2) Julie Boswell Investigator United States Office of Personnel Management/Investigations
Service 240_210_1629, *****.*******@****.***
3) Keith P. Benke Associate Chief Security Officer, U.S. Department of Justice Federal
Bureau of Investigation Operational Technologies Division Engineering Research Facility,
Building 27958A, Quantico, VA., 22135 703_985_6160, 703_955_6288,
*****.*****@**.***.***
4) Scott T. Ellsworth Supervisor U.S.R.O.' s/FOU DIV 21 U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Academy, BLDG 35 C.U.P, Quantico, VA., 22135
703_632_1268 (1453) scott.ellsworth.ic.fbi.gov
CONCLUSION
At Advanced Power Control, I Worked in Building Automation, Energy
Management, and Systems Integration, providing innovative, cost effective control solutions
and web based facility automation across a spectrum of facility types including Commercial
Buildings, Industrial Plants, Government Facilities, Schools, Universities and Retail locations.
From Installation, to Checkout, to Commissioning, to Job Turnover, As a Field Construction
Technician I Worked Directly with Sub Contractors to Complete Projects Efficiently and
On Schedule, Quality Control of Worked Based on Field Drawings (Mechanical/Control), Job
Specifications, and Scope of Work, either Provided by APC or the Customer (Work Also
Based on Provided/Engineered Sequence of Operations). Provided Customer Training
Customer Follow Up and Post Job Evaluation Surveys. Field Drawing were Marked Up as
Job Progressed, with Final Build Copies Returned to Customer.
Also completed Basic Programming, Graphical Work, Loading DDC Code, ROC Files (Real
Time Operating Code), as well as Addressing Unitary and Global Controllers, Renumbering
and Configuring those Devices. This also Encompassed Global Code such as Sub Routine
Callers, with Input/Output Configurations. This may also Include the Configuration of Field
Controllers Via DIP Switch Settings or the Installation of either a 120/250 Ohm Resistor
Start to Finish, the Field Technician had a Contribution