Clyde Pierce

***** ****** ***** **. ~ McArthur, OH 45651 ~ 740-***-**** ~ aczdg1@r.postjobfree.com

Summary of Qualifications

Highly-skilled facilities management leader with a proven track record of managing and motivating a staff.

Consistently promoted to positions of greater responsibility for exceeding performance goals.

More than 17years of expertise managing utilities production and distribution for more than 200 buildings.

Excellent people skills, with a demonstrated ability to lead a team of more than 65 staff members.

Solid problem solving skills, proactively managing challenges and implementing favorable solutions.

Impeccable safety record, with no major accidents or incidents recorded in more than 17 years.

Willing to travel and relocate.

Professional Experience

ICL-IP America- Gallipolis Ferry West Virginia 2013-Present

Superintend/ Manager of Maintenance and Operations /Planner Scheduler

Manage all utility production and distribution system for ICL-IP America.

Track and report all utility usage, emissions data to meet company, regional, local state EPA and federal EPA reporting requirements.

Supervise a team of 35 personal including training associates on best practices of operations.

Oversee the operations of the central power plant which generates steam for process steam for production.

Oversee the operation of the Ammonia Chiller at ICL-IP America.

Lead all utilities and trades shops.

Monitor and schedule MIP inspections and repairs.

Schedule and develop and Monitor ISO Calibrations.

Outage planning and scheduling

SAP Maintenance Management Program +Systems

Lead a team to develop and maintain Energy Management Program for ICL –IP America

Collaborate with Risk Management Department & City of Gallipolis Ohio, Point Pleasant WV. to promote Health & Safety at ICL-IP America

Team Leader on Fire and Chemical Hazmatt Emergency Crews

Team Leader in implementing 5 S Program

Ohio University – Athens, OH 1996-Present

Assistant Director, Maintenance & Operations for Utilities & Trades (2009-Present)

Manage all utility production and distribution systems for this major state university with 200 buildings with more than 3 million square feet of space.

Supervise and mentor a team of more than 65 personnel, including interviewing and hiring staff; training associates on best practices of operations; and conducting performance evaluations, including terminations.

Oversee the university’s central utilities plant systems, which generate steam, domestic hot water, chilled water and electrical supply for 21,000 students and 3,000 employees across a large, 1850-acre college campus.

Lead all utilities and trade shops, including Life Safety; Plumbing; Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC); Tunnel; Sheet Metal; and Electrical Shop.

Monitor a $2.5 million budget, encompassing Lausche Heating Plant; HVAC Division; Electrical and Life Safety; Sheet Metal and Controls; Plumbing; and Tunnel Maintenance.

Purchase equipment for all utility futures, including those designed to improve energy efficiency.

Successfully managed a crisis in which the university lost all power over 20 hours as a result of a major storm; worked with city officials to tie in secured generators to its water treatment plant to efficiently recharge power.

Collaborate with senior university staff on the Risk Management Committee to promote Health and Safety.

Chief Engineer, Manager Tunnel Shop, Manager, Water Treatment Department (1998-2009)

Oversaw 24/7 power plant operations, including maintenance and managing a team of 25 employees.

Spearheaded the inspection of tunnel and steam systems and any systems shut down for repairs.

Managed water treatment for 350 heating and cooling systems, and 50 satellite package boilers.

Led complex repairs of a 12-inch, high-pressure main steam line that required crews to unearth the tunnel from street level; tunnel system was completely rebuilt within 30 hours.

Negotiated service agreement contracts with vendors for water treatment plant chemicals and equipment.

Oversaw special projects, including the construction and installation of design equipment.

Managed the Time Worker Management order system and inventory control of fuel supplies.

Shift Engineer, Heating Plant (1996-1998)

Education, Training and Licenses

Third Class Stationary Steam Engineer License, State of Ohio, since 1991

Certified in Power Plant Operations, since 1990

Certificate in Forestry Management, since 1982

Completed several continuing education courses over the years at Ohio University, including Managerial Essentials Training; Supervisor Safety Training; Time Management and Accountability User Systems Training; and Hazardous Communication Training.

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