Kirk Rose

*** ***** **** **** ***. St. George, Utah 84790

***- ***-**** / k58g1p@r.postjobfree.com

**Employment History:

Wendys of Denver / Wendys International, Inc. April, 2003 to July, 2009

Company overview:

Wendy's International, Inc. is one of the world's largest QSR restaurants.

12200 East Iliff Ave. Suite 208 Aurora Colorado 80012

Supervisor: Western Region Engineering Director, Richard Foote @ 720-***-**** / 303-***-****

Regional Maintenance Supervisor / Denver Colorado November, 2004 to July, 2009

In November 2004, I was asked to relocate from Salt Lake City, UT market to Denver CO to oversee maintenance needs for 50 restaurant locations in the Denver metropolitan area and implement preventative, required and emergency maintenance programs for existing and future locations and to manage facilities P&L budgets as well as capital improvement budgets.

• Effectively stayed within company budgets and used profit and loss statements to monitor expenses to ensure that the maintenance department costs adjusted for company sales and growth indices. Kept monthly maintenance costs for facilities below 2.5% of sales.

• Performed complete dining room remodels at 18 restaurants. Tasks included purchasing all equipment, working with architect to develop accurate blueprints of the scope of work to prevent excessive change orders, negotiating general and sub contracts, scheduling and monitoring progress of remodels with GC and subs. Also verified proposed change orders and managed according to blueprints and addendums.

• Established, negotiated and monitored vendor contracts and maintenance labor agreements with various contractors including: exterior lighting, exhaust hood cleaning, tile/panel work, carpet cleaning, landscaping, grease trap pumping, grease extraction, plumbing, parking lot repairs, exterior building repainting etc.

• Personally developed, trained and managed 4 internal maintenance technicians.

• Trained operations personnel at store level in classroom setting to prevent minor equipment problems/nuisance calls for maintenance.

• Coordinated with Construction Managers and General Contractors to complete punch-lists for new store openings and equipment set up and operation.

Senior Maintenance Technician / Salt Lake City, Utah July, 2003 to November, 2004

Draper, Utah Supervisor: Division Maintenance Manager, Dave Krout @ 801-***-****

Maintained and repaired HVAC, refrigeration & restaurant food preparation / cooking equipment at 63 locations throughout Northern Utah. (Weber, Davis, Salt Lake & Utah Counties)

• Prioritized daily maintenance calls from central corporate location where restaurant managers called in when they had emergency or maintenance problems.

• Performed emergency, routine and preventive maintenance repairs on all HVAC and refrigeration equipment to ensure maximum efficiency as well as food preparation equipment and opened new stores by installing small wares/performing equip startups, etc.

• Performed minor building and dining room furniture equipment repair as needed.

United States Air Force / Active Duty October, 1982 to July, 2003

Company overview: Department of Defense, Civil Engineering, Facilities Maintenance, Hill Air Force Base, Utah /

Prince Sultan A. B., Saudi Arabia / Incirlik A.B., Turkey / Osan A.B., Korea / Mountain Home A.F.B., Idaho / Kadena A.B., Japan / Kirtland A.F.B., New Mexico / Sheppard A.F.B. Texas

HVAC/R Superintendent / Hill A.F.B., Utah December, 1997 to July, 2003

75th Civil Engineering Group, / Jim McMickell @ 801-***-****

Supervised 23 military and 6 civilian personnel in providing HVAC/R maintenance support and recurring maintenance to over 400 facilities valued at over $2.7 billion.

• Prioritized, scheduled and reported labor for 2500 work orders each year.

• Managed recurring preventive maintenance work program.

• Planed and estimated projects, to meet a customer needs.

• Ensured work was done in efficient, timely and safe manner according to local/national electrical, building and city ordinance codes with emphasis on safety, quality, protection, and project drawings for accuracy.

• Evaluated and rated employees with the use of enlisted performance reports.

• Team Chief of Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force, Damage Assessment Team.

HVAC/R Journeyman Work Leader / Hill A.F.B., Utah December, 1995 to November, 1997

775th Civil Engineering Squadron, / Paul Steele @ 801-***-****

Supervised 15 HVAC/R personnel in providing maintenance support and recurring maintenance to over 200 facilities valued at over $1.5 billion.

• Prioritized, scheduled and reported labor for 1500 work orders each year.

• Performed installation, operation, maintenance, calibration, troubleshot and repaired HVAC/R equipment & related electrical, electronic and pneumatic control systems.

• Scheduled recurring preventive maintenance work program.

• Completed and evaluated on-the-job training for HVAC/R technicians.

• Evaluated and rated employees with the use of enlisted performance reports.

• Team Leader of Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force, Damage Assessment Team.

HVAC/R Journeyman / Hill A.F.B., Utah December, 1993 to November, 1995

775th Civil Engineering Squadron, / Paul Steele @ 801-***-****

Supervised 5 HVAC/R personnel in providing maintenance support and recurring maintenance.

• Performed installation, operation, maintenance, calibration, troubleshot and repaired HVAC/R equipment & related electrical, electronic and pneumatic control systems.

• Scheduled & performed recurring preventive maintenance work program.

• Completed on-the-job training for HVAC/R technicians.

• Evaluated and rated employees with the use of enlisted performance reports.

• Team Member of Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force, Damage Assessment Team.

Air conditioning & Controls Tech. / Osan A.B. Korea December, 1992 to November, 1993

620th Air Combat Control Flight

Maintained environmental control modules for critical communications element in South Korea.

• Performed installation, operation, maintenance, calibration, troubleshot and repaired HVAC modules & related electrical, electronic control systems.

• Performed recurring preventive maintenance work program.

• Conducted operational training on equipment for the customers.

• Noncombatant Evacuation Operations Warden.

United States Air Force / Active Duty (Continued) October, 1982 to July, 2003

Company overview: Department of Defense, Civil Engineering, Facilities Maintenance, Hill Air Force Base, Utah /

Prince Sultan A. B., Saudi Arabia / Incirlik A.B., Turkey / Osan A.B., Korea / Mountain Home A.F.B., Idaho / Kadena A.B., Japan / Kirtland A.F.B., New Mexico Sheppard A.F.B. Texas

HVAC/R Technician / Mountain Home A.F.B., Idaho November, 1987 to November, 1992

366th Civil Engineering Squadron

Supervised 3 HVAC/R personnel in providing maintenance support and recurring maintenance.

• Performed installation, operation, maintenance, calibration, troubleshot and repaired HVAC/R equipment & related electrical, electronic and pneumatic control systems.

• Scheduled & performed recurring preventive maintenance work program.

• Completed on-the-job training for HVAC/R technicians.

• Evaluated and rated employees with the use of enlisted performance reports.

HVAC/R Craftsman / Kadena A.B., Japan November, 1984 to October, 1987

18th Civil Engineering Group

Supervised 3 HVAC/R personnel in providing maintenance support and recurring maintenance.

• Performed installation, operation, maintenance, calibration, troubleshot and repaired HVAC/R equipment & related electrical, electronic and pneumatic control systems.

• Scheduled & performed recurring preventive maintenance work program.

• Completed on-the-job training for HVAC/R technicians.

Refrigeration Apprentice / Kirtland A.F.B., New Mexico February, 1983 to October, 1984

1606th Civil Engineering Squadron

Performed, operation, maintenance, calibration, troubleshot and repaired HVAC/R equipment & related electrical, electronic and pneumatic control systems.

• Completed repairs on centrifugal, reciprocating compressors, water pumps, air compressors, air handlers, chilled water systems & associated electrical controls.

• Performed recurring preventive maintenance work program.

• Completed on-the-job training programs.

Refrigeration Student / Sheppard A.F.B., Texas October, 1982 to January, 1983

Student Trainee in the Refrigeration and Cryogenics Specialist Course

Utah National Guard / Reserve Duty August, 1981 to October, 1982

145th Field Artillery Head Quarters Battalion

Tactical Wire Operations Specialist / Ogden, Utah August, 1981 to October, 1982

Performed, installation, operation, maintenance, troubleshot and repaired military field telephones.

**Part Time Employment Positions

Ogden Weber Applied Technology College (OWATC) August, 2000 to June 2004

200 North Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah 84404 / Curtis Nielson @ 801-***-****

HVAC/R Service Technician Apprentice Program Instructor / Evening Courses

Instructed students on the basics of HVAC/R theory, system components, basic electrical theory, safety, tools, troubleshooting skills, customer relation skills, installation codes, and maintenance repair skills.

Robert Love Heating & Cooling Company March, 1998 to July 2001

Layton, Utah / Robert Love @ 801-***-****

HVAC Service and Installation Technician / Weekends

Installed and serviced 1-5 ton residential split systems, package units, evaporative coolers, humidifiers, natural gas furnaces and direct-vented fireplaces.

Eastburn Services Inc. March, 1989 to November, 1992

Mountain Home A.F.B. Idaho / Dan Day

Military Housing Maintenance Craftsman / Evening on call service

Maintained, troubleshoot, repaired and installed 1-5 ton residential split systems, package units, evaporative coolers, humidifiers, natural gas furnaces and direct-vented fireplaces, kitchen stoves & refrigerators.

Repaired / installed plumbing utilities, gas and electrical water heaters.

Operated and maintained sewer drain line cleaning equipment.

Completed facility repairs to doors, walls, windows, tile floors and lighting fixtures.

** Certifications

-HVAC/R Service Technician, Certificate of Completion of HVAC Apprenticeship

Training, Bureau of Apprentice and Training, US Department of Labor

Davis Applied Technology College, Kaysville, Utah

-HVAC Instructor Certification,

The National Center for Construction Education and Research

Ogden Weber Applied Technology College

-Universal CFC/HCFC Refrigerant Processing Certificate

Department of Defense, Environmental Protection Agency

-Refrigerant Transition and Recovery Certification

Ferris State University

** Education & Class

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Service Technician Apprenticeship Program

Davis Applied Technology College, Kaysville, Utah

Instructor Training Course, National Center for Construction Education and Research

Ogden Weber Applied Technology College, Ogden, Utah

Carrier Corporation Factory Training:

Direct Digital Electronic Controls Course

Electronics for Technicians Course

HVAC Electrical Troubleshooting Course

Flowtronic Chiller Controls Troubleshooting Course

Dorsett Controls: Direct Digital Electronic Controls, Field Devices

Advanced Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Systems I

Advanced Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Systems II

Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Cryogenics Specialist Course

Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas

Refrigeration I, Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute

U.S.A.F. Non Commissioned Officer Academy

U.S.A.F. Non Commissioned Officer Leadership School

U.S.A.F. Non Commissioned Officer Preparatory Course

On the Job Supervisor’s Orientation Course

R.S. Means: Cost Works, Estimating, Mechanical & Electrical, Facilities Maintenance.

Completed training classes on several restaurant equipment brands including:

Henny Penny, Hoshizaki, Amana, Wells, APW, Taylor, Garland, Masterbilt, Hobart.

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