Franz Bantin

A challenging position that will leverage my experience to its maximum potential while creating an impact of efficiency and productivity to the work environment. I strive to bring professionalism, maturity, and integrity to the workplace, and embrace the training and growth a company has to offer. I have proven great creativity, communication skills, and leadership abilities in my work environment as well as proficiency in a variety of skilled trades. Summary of Qualifications: I’ve been in the Audio/Video industry since 2003 with a vast exposure to high-end residential and commercial installations, configurations, some design, and management of installation prior to my 8 years with Image Stream Medical/Olympus. Talented professional considered knowledgeable leader and dedicated problem solver. Brings 20 years of valuable expertise to forward company objectives. Attentive to detail with experience in coordinating projects, programs and improvements.

Over the past 5 years I have successfully managed and installed several large projects.

Providence Health in Portland Oregon I managed and lead a 21 Operating rooms A/V integration remodel and installation successfully without delays over the course of the last quarter of 2017 and 1st quarter of 2018.

Banner University Medical Center Tucson Arizona I managed and lead a 24 Operating rooms A/V integration new construction installation successfully without delays with heavy involvement in the construction timeline ensuring conduit pathways, destinations, originations, and demarcation points were all in place per client requests for a seamless installation from August of 2018 - to February of 2019.

Memorial Hermann Medical Center Houston Texas I managed and lead a multi-phased A/V integration project starting in June of 2019 to December 2019 with 19 standard Operating Rooms and 5 Hybrid/Cath Lab OR Rooms as well as 42 new Trauma Bays all new construction working with the GC and other trades to ensure all conduit, electrical, network, structure support, and medical device equipment such as booms and spring arms were to the clients specifications for Olympus's installation needs.

Phase 2 began February of 2021 for a remodeled section of Memorial Hermann but due to construction issues I pushed for Olympus to not return until May of 21 allowing time for the construction crew to get the rooms in a better standing as there were water leaks, and various constructions items that posed a risk to the audio/video equipment and cabling. Upon our return I manged and led a 15 standard Operating Room installation along with three CVOR 4K installations and 6 trauma bay rooms. in which we completed November of 2021.

Phase 3 began in October of 2022 for a remodeled section of Memorial Hermann of 4 EP Labs and 3 standard Operating Rooms in which we completed the last room on the week of 11/14/22 with successful configuration and testing.

All these projects were met well within the timelines of the Hospitals schedule to go live having no interruptions or delays from Olympus during or after these installations.