Maintenance Technician
Resume:
PAUL MOORE
Keaau, HI *****
808-***-**** Daytime 907-***-**** Evening
acyb3x@r.postjobfree.com
OBJECTIVE
HVAC Technician, Maintenance Technician– seeking long term employment in the maintenance field either in a team oriented atmosphere, or working with little or no supervision, with benefits and room for advancement. EXPERIENCE
Arc of Hilo J un 1 Present. 40 hours per week. Facility Maintenance To ensure all facility operations are maintained in effective manner to conduct preventative maintenance and routine maintenance schedules on facilities buildings, vehicle fleet, laundry equipment and all yard and grounds equipment. Perform carpentry work on existing structure, to include fabrication of new walls and doors to accommodate new building modifications. To perform maintenance on existing electrical, and plumbing systems. Pressure wash facilities grounds and buildings. To paint facilities exterior and interior walls. To supervise additional maintenance employees and ensure all current safety practices are used. Perform operator level maintenance on vehicles and coordinate major repairs with local vendors.
University of Alaska Fairbanks M ay 2011 Feb 2016 40 hours per week. Supervised student interns performed troubleshooting for both heating and refrigeration customer complaints, performed monthly, semi, and annual preventative maintenance duties on both heating equipment and refrigeration equipment to include heat exchangers, boilers, furnaces, coils, chillers, condensers, air compressors, and gas compressors. Recovery of refrigerant gases in accordance with current EPA 608 standards. Assumed stand by rotation for 24 hour emergency response. Coordinated with building managers for equipment shutdowns and outages. Most recently fabricated custom screen access system for aphid screens in Arctic Health Research Greenhouses to help improve aphid infestation control during vegetative and flowering experiments. Installed cabinet unit heaters in several buildings throughout the university campus, tying into existing heating loop system from steam power plant. Recovered 5,000 lbs of R22 from Patty Ice Arena to facilitate repair of gas leak under ice rink completing work under schedule minimizing down time for ice rink. Rebuilding 20 H.P. compressor for use with ice rink lead lag R22 refrigeration system. Also this past summer drained a 4 building heating system and cut in new building balancing valves and updated building zone valves from pneumatic to current electrical 24 volt zone valves, and balanced new system for Maclean house, which is student housing for rural alaskan students.
Tanana Valley Clinic B uilding Maintenance Tech 26 Sep 09 6 Feb 10 40 hours per week. To ensure all facility operations are in good working order, including all building HVAC systems to include air handlers, boilers and district heating controls, to conduct weekly and monthly preventative maintenance schedules, conduct repairs on all building electrical, plumbing, carpentry, door and lock repair and replacement, flooring, drywall, sheetrock, painting, and window repair. Conduct grounds work to maintain lawns, sidewalks and parking lot areas, to include snow removal using snow blowers and snow plow. Maintain positive relationship between hospital staff and maintenance staff to facilitate repairs with minimal effect on staff to patient relationship.
Alaska Housing Finance Corp – 1 May 06 1 Sep 09. 40 hours per week. Building Maintenance Mechanic to ensure all 254 properties are in good working and livable conditions. Maintain all property HVAC systems to include repairs and maintenance to both gas and oil fired boilers, furnaces and air handling units conduct repairs to all housing building electrical and plumbing systems, conduct repairs to include carpentry, drywall, sheetrock, apartment renovation including door repair, and replacing, painting, lock repair, window repair and 24 hour on call standby rotation.Maintain grounds lawns, sidewalks, and parking lots ensuring tenant safety, and also snow removal. Supervise summer student help and ensure work is completed using current safety practices.
Best Western Inn 1 Jun 05 31 Apr 06. 40 hours per week. Supervise additional maintenance employees ensure all building heating and cooling systems are in good working state of operation to include repairs on boilers, furnaces and air handling systems. Conduct repairs on all electrical, plumbing, carpentry, window and door repair, drywall sheetrock repair, flooring to include carpet installation, and painting. Conduct weekly and monthly preventative maintenance schedules. Conduct groundskeeping duties to include lawn care, shrubs and maintain sidewalk and parking lot areas ensuring safety for hotel customers during both summer and winter seasons conducting snow removal operations.
United States Army 1 Jan 98 19 Apr 03. 40 hours per week. Squad leader Ft Wainwright Alaska conducted squad leader operations of a 9 man squad to ensure completion of all operations while ensuring safety protocols for squad members. Completed MFO tour in Sinai, Egypt in 98. Completed Ranger School, and Airborne School in 2000. Received Combat Infantry Badge in prior enlistment participating in Operation Just Cause in Panama while serving with 5/21 INF. 7th I.D. 1988 1990. Received Honorable Discharge. Served with California National Guard as tanker in 91. Also held slot as Bio Med Tech, Combat Engineer MOS qualified and Drill sergeant with the 98th Training Division in New York from 1991 until 1998 completing 8 year obligation and receiving Honorable Discharge. Served with A co 1/22 INF in support of Operation Desert Storm as team leader.
EDUCATION
University of Alaska Fairbanks Pipeline Training Center Processing Technology program. Have obtained 54 out of 60 credit hours for degree. Need to complete grade in Algebra and Chemistry. Attended photovoltaic class where we set up Solar Panel Array of 48 panels for Cold Climate Housing Research. Also completed wind turbine classes where we built own stator and coils winding our own coils and building our own stator using neodymium rare earth magnets. We also utilized a portable lighting trailer as a mast for the turbine and used the battery bank as a power supply. Competed EPA 608 training and obtained Universal license. Attended and completed Siemens Apogee training to include both 620 APOGEE Workstation Operation, and 625 APOGEE Advanced Operations class. Attended annual asbestos operation and maintenance training 8 hour class and additional 4 hour refresher. Current FIT test for respirator and Half Mask. Hold and possess current Boiler 3 license. Attended boiler operator maintenance and safety, and power flame EGR, and steam system and steam system design through Columbia Hydronics. Completed Basic Rigging and Signalling Certification. Completed Electrical Ladder Drawings, Schematics and Diagrams, Electrical Motors and Motor Control Circuits, Basic Electricity through American Trainco.
Licenses and Certificates
Boiler Operator 3 Alaska license # 20140057 exp 6/18/2017 EPA 608 Universal C ert 101154343 3/5/2014
Boiler operation, Maintenance and Safety American Trainco July 31 Aug 1, 2013 Electric Motors and Motor Control Circuits American Trainco April 1 2, 2014 Electrical Ladder Drawings, Schematics and Diagrams American Trainco April 3 4, 2014 Basic Electricity American Trainco June 10 11, 2013 Steam System Design Columbia Hydronics October 9, 2013 Power Flame Forced Draft Burner Class Power Flame Incorporated Aug 13 14, 2013 Asbestos Operations and Maintenance Training 16 hours Jan 23 24, 2013 Asbestos Operations and Maintenance Training Refresher 4 hours Aug 7, 2013 Asbestos Operations and Maintenance Training Refresher 4 hours Aug 7, 2014 Fall Protection Awareness UAF Facilities Services Feb 21, 2013 Siemens 5 620 Apogee Workstation Operations Feb 25 28, 2014 Siemens 5 625 Apogee Advanced Operations Mar 24 27, 2015 Basic Rigging / Signalling Certification Essential Crane Services May 4,2015 Summary
Facilities Technician with broad familiarity in HVAC and electrical repair after almost 10 years from hands on experience and extensive educational training. • Functional knowledge of installing, repairing and maintaining heating, cooling and refrigeration equipment.• Hands on experience in diagnosing system problems and identifying equipment and solutions needed to rectify the problems.• In depth knowledge of fabricating equipment parts in order to meet special needs.• Highly skilled in performing both routine and preventive maintenance activities.• EPA 608 certified Boiler 3 license State of Alaska various additional training and experience in residential and facility maintenance operations to compliment skill set as HVAC/ Maintenance Technician.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
Nathan Platt
UAF HVAC Shop Service Manager
Bill Cox
UAF Physical Plant Supervisor
Clinton Schneider
Host Room Supervisor CT3
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