FRANK L JOHNSON III - Current CV - 2013 April 12
- 1. FRANCIS (FRANK) L. JOHNSON, III 164 Wheatland Dr. Gettysburg Pa.17325 Cell (937) 303-2019 Email: hehasbeengood7@yahoo.com ______________________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE Aiming for employment in an organization where a strong sense of responsibility, technical skills and a willingness to learn and grow are valued characteristics. EDUCATION Aug. 1985 Navy Fire Fighting School, Treasure Island, California Jun. 1983 Navy Machinists Mate "A" School, Great Lakes, Illinois. Graduated in top 12 in a class of 95. Jun. 1979-Jun. 1981 Attended 2 years of college at Glenville State College, Glenville, West Virginia. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE August 2014Present Critical Facility Engineer Mckinstry Urbana Maryland Mar 2014August 2014 Operating Engineeer, Cushman & Wakefield, Delaware, Ohio Oct 2010 Feb 2014 Operating Engineer, Jones, Lang LaSalle, Delaware, Ohio Aug 2010 Sept 2010 Building Engineer, Grubb Ellis, Delaware, Ohio Presently work in a 300,000 sq. ft. data center which. Responsibilities include preventive maintenance (PM) on the HVAC which consist of four AHU's and CRAH units (computer room air handler). Perform PM on generators (monthly quart, and annual load banks). Maintain and take readings on wetcell batteries with hydrometer and alber meter. Responsible for operations of central plant and building and management systems (BMS). Responsible for vendor activities while they are onsite and the upkeep and cleanliness of the entire building. Sept 2008 Aug 2009 Maintenance Tech. I, POET Biorefining Plant, Marion, Ohio Maintain and run the distillation plant at POETs Biorefining Plant in Marion, Ohio. Duties include monitoring a DCS computer, taking samples of ethanol products, testing products for their proofs and pH then recording results and make adjustments as needed to ensure best products as possible. 2004 2008 Mechanic I, First Tennessee Bank, Memphis, Tennessee. 1999 2004 Assistant Chief Engineer, CB Richard Ellis, Memphis, Tennessee. Jun. 1996 - 1999 Building Operator Level II, CB Richard Ellis, Memphis, Tennessee. Helped oversee the First Tennessee Bank (a 28-story building). Assisted Chief Engineer in supervising two maintenance mechanics, one light man and one groundskeeper. Monitored construction projects. Performed regular building inspections. Obtained competitive bids for construction projects, oversaw construction projects, conduct/participates in punch list walk-throughs and followed-up with contractor on punch list items. Monitored the performance of vendors providing on-site contract services. Performed repairs to the HVAC systems including, system troubleshooting, motor replacements, bearing replacements and control applications. Performed calibration, adjustment, and operation verification of the pneumatic thermostats, actuators and control valves. Performed service and operational requirements of the building systems which included energy management, life safety, boiler, HVAC, generator and fire pump
- 2. systems. Performed plumbing, electrical, carpentry, janitorial and painting repairs. As Zone Coordinator, coordinated manpower requests from the properties in the designated zones, verified adequate building coverage, provided technical support to the zone mechanics and to the property managers in the designated zone. Sept. 1994 - Mar. 1996 Maintenance Mechanic, Anderson & Tulley Company (ATCO), Memphis, Tennessee. May 1990 - July 1994 Building Engineer, Carrollton Enterprises, Beltsville, Maryland. Oct. 1988 - May 1990 Boiler Plant Operator, National Institutes of Health, Division of Engineering Services, Bethesda, Maryland. Aug. 1987-Oct. 1988 Utility Systems Repair Operator, the National Institutes of Health, Division of Engineering Services, Bethesda, Maryland. Had been responsible for the operation, maintenance and repair of various steam, refrigeration, compressed air and auxiliary equipment (such as, controls, pumps, fans, valves, cooling towers, turbines, and condensers). Also, worked with forced and induced draft blowers, ash ejectors, soot blowers, feed water regulator and de-aerators and numerous other equipment. Worked on a rotating basis throughout all the areas within the power plant. The power plant supplies utility services to over 40 research laboratories, offices and other buildings on the NIH campus. The shift included operation and maintenance of various equipment relating to boiler and chilled water. For example, 1) operating four high pressure boilers with a total capacity of 600,000 pounds of steam per hour; 2) operating 14 centrifugal compression refrigeration units with a total capacity of 27,730 tons which are used for air conditioning; 3) operating 3 rotary screw air compressors; and 4) operating 2 turbo air 18 centrifugal air compressors. Jun. 1982-Jun. 1987 US Navy, USS Camden AOE-2, Seattle, Washington. Completed 5 years active service in the U.S. Navy as a Third Class Machinists Mate (E4) following a wide range of experience in the maintenance and operation of surface ship engineering systems as a mechanic. Completed 2 full deployments, 2 overhauls and 1 Docking Phased Maintenance Availability. Machinery Division, #2 Main Machinery Room Maintenanceman. Machinery Division, Valve Maintenance Work Center Maintenanceman. Machinery Division, #2 Main Machinery Damage Control Petty Officer. AWARDS/LICENSE Letter of Commendation from Commanding Officer USS Camden (AOE2) for outstanding performance during Refresher Training (REFTRA) in Southern California where the Engineering Department received passing grades for all evolutions, September 4, 1985. Letter of Appreciation from Commanding Officer USS Camden (AOE2) for outstanding performance during Operation Propulsion Plant Readiness Examination (OPPRE), October 10, 1984. Eagle Scout Award, 1978. First Class Steam License, 1998. References available upon request.