Facilities Project Manager

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DAN ESSLEY

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Tuolumne Ca 95379

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EXPERIENCE:

June 2001 Facilities/Project Manager Specialist 4

Present University of California

Berkeley, California

Project Management for Etcheverry Hall and the rest of the

College of Engineering. Manage all types of projects from a paint,

and carpet to complete Lab renovation A/C, ventilation, chemical

hood, cutting new door openings, electrical, plumbing etc. And

handle all phases from project scope, budget inspections estimates,

scheduling and coordinating all the way through to closeout of

project.

Responsibilities for over-sight, maintenance and renovation for Etcheverry Hall, a 202,000 square foot building, Project Manager for the College of Engineering. Space is assigned to nine instructional labs and fifty-five faculty research labs from Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering. In addition, the building holds ten general assignment classrooms, nine computer labs, two machine shops, one larger student shop and several seminar and conference rooms. Safety Coordinator for Mechanical Engineering’s forty-eight labs which requires oversight of all safety aspects from the IIPP, BEP, chemical inventory, waste disposal, hazardous disposal, annual inspections. Coordinate quarterly safety meetings and inspect fume hoods on a quarterly basis. Oversight of accident investigations etc. Training on the Barrington Systems. Project manage all renovations, PPCS maintenance projects and CNS upgrades. Responsible for briefing department chairs and College of Engineering onall current building project

April 1992

Principal Laboratory Mechanician

June 2001 University of California

Berkeley, California

Job duties: Perform mechanical work which requires top machining skills, tool and die making. Welding of various materials with tig, mig, oxy acetylene and all types of soldering. Perform and supervise mechanical work involving design, fabrication, assembly, modification and maintenance and repair of specialized equipment; troubleshoot problems in heat exchange, vibration, seals, alignment, axis orientation, electromechanical control, pressure, vacuum and stress. Manage department and shop with three or more maintenance mechanicians. Serve as liaison to the Office of Radiation Safety and Environmental Health and Safety Offices. Active member of the Department Safety Committee. Perform various facility management duties.

October 1990- Sr. Mechanical Technician, Maxwell Laboratories/Brobeck Division April 1992 Richmond, California

Provide mechanical and welding support to the construction of the synchrotron storage ring project. Responsibilities include extensive tig welding in various applications, high tolerance machining, complete assembly of quadrupole and sextupole magnets from assembly to quality assurance. Assembly and testing of ultra-high vacuum equipment and systems. Also worked to set up and operate class 100 clean room. Supervise and train incoming employees and supervise machine shop.

July 1981- Senior Mechanical Technician, LLNL

December 1989 Livermore, California

Provide construction and mechanical support of Copper Vapor Laser Lab. Used mills, lathes, welding, and other types of machine shop equipment in support of the fabrication of prototype mirror mounts and brackets. Made parts for the mirror mounts and other types of mechanical apparatus on SPPII Laser. Provide mechanical support electronics technicians. Support the dye/electro optics group for the LIS program and participated in finding a solution to the laser optic instability problems inherent in LDF. Fabricate, design, and assemble components used in LDF and prototypes for future use in LDF. Connect and check cryo-vac control valves. Coordinate four technicians as lead man. Operate mass spectrometers as a member of the cryo-vac test crew. Perform mechanical support for dewar pumps, piping, and valves. Assist with equipment calibration and documentation.

EDUCATION: Graduate - California High School, San Ramon, California

Journeymen level Machinist and Welder. UC Extension Project Management Class, Excel 1, 2 and 3

SAFETY CERTIFICATIONS:

• Emergency Response Training

• CPR Training

• Fire Extinguisher

• Pressure Safety Orientation

• Laser Safety

• Capacitor Safety

• Electrical Hazards Awareness

• Seismic Safety Training

• EH&S Boot Camp

• Crane Safety Certificate

• Fork Truck Operators License

• Fork Truck Safety

• Powder-Actuated Tools

• Comprehensive/Security Briefing

• High-Pressure Safety

• Intermediate Pressure Safety

• Top Secret Training

• Q Clearance Certificate

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