Project Manager Technician

KEVIN T. FLOWERS

**** ***** **. ***. *

Duluth, GA 30096

678-***-**** (Primary)

770-***-**** (Secondary)

*********@*******.***

Well-organized and highly motivated individual with over 20 years of various mechanical skills including:

EPA Universal Certification Maintenance Supervisor

HVAC-R Technician Building Engineer

Contract Negotiator Lead Technician

NCCER Certified HVAC Instructor NCCER Certified Core Instructor

JOB EXPERIENCE

Atlanta Public Schools Feb 2012-May 2012

HVAC Service Technician – While with APS duties include: preparing work orders, and order parts for over 80 Atlanta public schools. Troubleshoot, repair, and/or replace low pressure steam boilers, heat exchangers, heat pumps, rooftop and split system units, cooling towers, chillers, air handlers, compressors, motors, pumps, and any and all PMs.

Bahnson Mechanical Jan 2011-July 2011 (laid-off)

HVAC Service Technician – As a service tech with Bahnson, served as sole technician for several contracts in the Atlanta metro area including five senior living facilities, several Rooms To Go stores, and any other dispatched jobs on a daily basis. Duties include: troubleshoot, repair and/or replace heat pumps, rooftop units, package units, split system units, boilers, cooling towers, make up air units, air handlers, exhaust fans, circulation pumps, water heaters, and walk-in freezers/coolers. Service calls dispatched on a daily basis from Bahnson supervisor or dispatcher located in Greenville, SC.

DEEM, LLC 2009-2010 (laid-off)

HVAC Service Technician – As a service tech with DEEM, completed service and maintenance calls on all corporate accounts for the states of Georgia, Tennessee and South Carolina. Duties included: troubleshoot, repair and/or total replacement of rooftop units, air handlers, split units, reach-in and walk-in coolers/freezers; daily interaction with outside monitoring companies and checked in and out of corporate systems to verify completion of jobs, discuss of work orders and NTE quotes; extension of job orders, and order/obtain approval for parts

Strictly Mechanical, Inc. 2008-2009 (laid-off)

Mobile HVAC Technician – Complete start-up of split and package units, Lieberts, majority using R-22 and/or R-410 refrigerant, including smoke detector wired individually to each unit or wired for global shut down process; check compressors and/or all motors for proper phase rotation; install and maintain unit exhaust and return air dampers; replace module boards, including systems with NOVAR units and digital readout with codes; wire and replace variable speed drive units; wire and program all types of T-stats, including Lennox single and multistage touch screen units; during winter months, perform complete heating start-ups and inspections, including replacing heat exchangers, gas valves, igniters, ignition modules, flame sensors, and unit and duct heaters; provide preventative maintenance and troubleshooting services.

Urban Meridian Management Group - Contract 2008-2008

Servicing Fulton Co. Juvenile Justice Center, Medical Examiners’ Office, and Mechanicsville Public Library

Lead HVAC-R Technician – Maintain all HVAC-R equipment including: walk-in freezers and coolers; Hermetic compressors (50 tons per unit); 3 chillers and cooling towers; 9 condensers and chill water pumps; 7 air handling units; 20+ exhaust fans; 160+ PIU and VAV. Additional daily duties include operation and preventative maintenance of air compressors, split systems, package units, natural gas and electric generators, boilers, and kitchen equipment on site including: dishwashers, fryers, steam equipment, grills, ice makers, and ovens; maintain all building electrical and plumbing situations as needed. Acting manager in project manager’s absence; interface with contractors, building administrators, law enforcement, medical examiner personnel, and county officials.

C & B Heating and Air 2002-2007

Mobile Owner/Operator – Troubleshoot and replace 5-20 ton compressor; troubleshoot and replace package and split systems and components including: contactors, fans, motors, relays, pumps, valves, coils, and T-stats (electric and pneumatic). Troubleshoot and maintain residential and commercial units. Maintained and replaced any water or air-cooled units. Charged units to correct pressure with appropriate refrigerants (R-22, R-134A, R-403, R-404, R-12).

Decker School of Construction and Trades (Decker College) 2004-2005

HVAC Instructor – As a trained and certified NCCER (National Center for Construction Education and Research) HVAC instructor my duties include the following: teach an overall view of the HVAC trade. Introduce and demonstrate various types of hand and portable power tools used by HVAC mechanics; explain and demonstrate how to prepare and join copper, plastic, and iron piping; explain and demonstrate proper soldering and brazing techniques; teach the fundamentals of basic electricity, basic electrical components; AC/DC circuitry, and electrical safety; extensive instruction in the basic principles of heat transfer and design of thermoses. Other information taught includes air distribution systems, vents, flues, basic electronics, electric heat controls, circuit troubleshooting, compressors, heat pumps, evacuation, recovery and charging techniques, and basic trade mathematics for calculations. In addition to instruction of the HVAC trade, I also worked as lab instructor to allow students to practice newly acquired skills under real conditions.

Four Seasons Service Group 2002-2002

Mobile HVAC Service Technician – Service Technician for the metropolitan Atlanta area and surrounding states. Inspect and repair commercial air conditioning and heating units for Simon-owed malls and other contracted properties. Duties include installing rooftop units; replacing parts such as compressors, coils, motors, and electrical and programmable controls; and reclaiming and charging units with several types of refrigerants. Additional responsibilities include ordering parts, inventory, surveying, and interfacing with property management teams. Note: Company started a division in the Metropolitan Atlanta area; however, not enough work was available to sustain personnel. Consequently, layoffs occurred.

EDUCATION

Chamblee High School Chamblee, GA

High School Diploma

Morehouse College Atlanta, GA

Interactive College of Technology Atlanta, GA

HVAC Graduate

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