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Gary Peercy

Maintenance Mechanic
Skull Valley,AZ

Summary

Takes pride in working at the Prescott Veterans Affairs Medical Center for the last 12 years to better serve veterans and their dependents by helping to provide a clean, well-functioning environment for their healthcare needs. As an Equipment Mechanic and Utility System Operator at the Medical Center, provide clear communication skills and advanced technical knowledge in order to repair and improve the Medical Center’s equipment and systems in conjunction with teams from other trades. Have comprehensive understanding of equipment and systems’ operations, including the science behind them, to provide the knowledge base needed to perform the following tasks at the journeyman level: Installation, Assembly, Troubleshooting and Repair, Maintenance, Modification, Alteration, Cosmetics, Disassembly, Removal, Testing and Operation, Research and Identification of Drawings and Manuals, and Procuring Parts and Materials.

Overview

28
28
years of professional experience

Work History

Air Conditioning (AC) Equipment Mechanic

Northern Arizona Veterans Administration Healthcare System (NAVAHCS)
2 2018 - Current

Provided quality control for $2.6 million automation contract with COR

  • Utilize engineering principles selecting system dynamic-appropriate equipment:
  • Pumps to pump curves, fans to fan curves and pneumatics to volume metric efficiencies, etc.) based on design specifications
  • Lead on daily operations, assemblies, installations, changes, repairs, etc., to include daily morning huddles to strategize day’s priorities and work
  • Obtain information from contractors, sub-contractors, internal and external stakeholders, and other facility shops; communicate openly with co-workers, supervisors, staff, and patients; kept supervisors throughout hospital informed of upcoming work to allow for patient care decisions to ensure safety and comfort in accordance with Infection Control Risk Assessment standards
  • Quality control and inspection of daily jobs/tasks and major projects
  • Phases throughout the project, such as interim, above ceiling, and final/commissioning inspections, on HVAC equipment and NAVAHCS’s automation systems) completed by contractors, subcontractors, and other shops collaborating with the AC team
  • Make personal contact with all customers, ensuring all requests are investigated, solution determined, and job completed in a timely manner
  • Actively seek to expand communication, public speaking, and leadership skills through mentors, educational materials, and Toastmasters
  • Identified safety concern in facility building; halted jobs and purchase installed safety equipment before allowing job to continue, effectively preventing unnecessary risk of injury to staff or patients
  • Utilized Lean Yellow Belt process improvement certification knowledge to 5S (Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain) AC shop
  • Cleaned out shop, removing unnecessary equipment/clutter, expired/unnecessary equipment, tripping hazards and equipment that was difficult/unsafe to access, etc
  • Identified and ordered vital missing equipment, significantly reducing delays in processing time for jobs
  • Categorized and stored equipment on shelving; safe to access and easy to find, cutting down processing time for jobs
  • In the Process – labels on shelves/storage bins and inventory system for standardization and sustainment
  • 5S’ed shop tracking spreadsheets enhancing efficiency and ease of use, saving time, and reducing staff frustration; modified spreadsheets to develop preventive maintenance schedules and optimize workflow and inventory
  • Upon arrival to NAVAHCS, identified a severe lack of appropriate tools for AC shop to accomplish its mission; coordinated obtaining tools and equipment from another VISN 22 facility, saving time and money
  • Superior troubleshooting skills and ability completing jobs from installation to quality control, also completed controls upgrade from Jace downstream including hardware and software upload to commissioning project saved VA about $25,000
  • Administrative responsibilities: include recording hours, materials for each job, research parts and equipment for repairs and replacements components, and complete associated paperwork:
  • Work orders, 2237, logs, etc.), building and maintaining excel spreadsheets
  • Highly competent at interpreting and explaining all types of instructions, both written and verbal
  • Instructions, specifications, manuals, and blueprints)
  • In 2020 I Managed one contract from SWO to a contract mod and completion and closeout documents
  • Assisted mechanics with Pm’s and repairs with Medical Gas, Air & Vacuum.

Air Conditioning (AC) Equipment Mechanic

Southern Arizona Veterans Administration Healthcare System (SAVAHCS)
01.2012 - 02.2018
  • Assisted with writing scope of work for solicitations, attended planning meetings, walked contractors through work site/requirements, and assessed contractor offers; assisted with annual contract reviews
  • Acted as direct liaison between contractor and Contracting Officer (CO), ensuring Project Milestones were being managed and requirements of contract fulfilled; advised CO when funds obligation appeared appropriate
  • Coordinated repairs and renovation projects per blueprints with co-workers, hospital staff, contractors, and patients to create a safe, harmonious environment with minimal to no disruptions or discomfort
  • Led teams on daily operations, assemblies, installations, changes, repairs, etc
  • Organized, planned, and executed a renovation project that converted 7 pneumatic VAV boxes to DDC, saving the facility $10,000-$15,000
  • Coordinated and assisted with the repair and replacement of chilled water pumps and motors in main chiller plant, as well as baseline vibration analysis set for further troubleshooting
  • Troubleshot and repaired chilled water plate and frame heat exchanger, ultimately saving the facility $50,000
  • Spearheaded numerous in-house renovation projects
  • Recorded hours and materials for each job, researched parts and equipment for repairs and replacements components, and completed associated paperwork (i.e
  • Work orders, 2237, logs, etc.)
  • Worked very closely with and served as back-up to Utility Systems Repair Operator (USRO) Department (after hour response for all maintenance and operations equipment and systems).

AC Mechanic

Arizona TRANE
01.2007 - 01.2012
  • Performed duties individually with no supervision, as well as within a team environment
  • Excellent troubleshooting skills and resource/time management
  • Consistently generated revenue for the Technical Service Division, through engaging customers and providing awareness of products/services needed to maintain systems
  • Successfully managed large-scale service contracts for customers by providing ongoing preventive and predictive maintenance, and replacement and modifications as needed or requested by customers
  • Commercial and industrial heating and cooling maintenance and repair
  • Installation/start-up and repair of air cooled/water cooled chillers and direct expansion systems
  • Experienced in replacement of compressors, air/water condenser and evaporators, as well as electrical wiring and a variety of control strategies (electrical, electronic and pneumatic).

Air Conditioning Mechanic

Russett Southwest Corp
01.2005 - 01.2007
  • Residential heating and cooling maintenance and repair
  • Complete zone system controls
  • Domestic rough plumbing, troubleshooting and repair
  • Custom control wiring systems
  • Humidifying/dehumidifying systems
  • Ignition/defrost controls
  • Installation, diagnosis and repair
  • AC cycle troubleshooting
  • Strong understanding of principles and theories of air conditioning and refrigeration including refrigeration cycle and temperature measurement
  • Conducted quality control inspections
  • Experienced in utilization of hand tools, test equipment, refrigeration gauges, leak detectors, vacuum pump, hydraulic press, micrometers and ammeters chemicals and digital and analog meters for water testing.

Air Conditioning Mechanic

Achilles
01.2004 - 01.2005
  • Light commercial heating and cooling maintenance repair
  • Installation, diagnosis, and repair
  • Skilled at interpreting schematics, blueprints and technical manuals
  • AC and heat pump troubleshooting
  • New system startups
  • Electrical troubleshooting.

Construction Crew Leader

01.2000 - 01.2004
  • Planned, scheduled, coordinated and directed work assignments for 3-4 employees during any giving day, ordered supplies and materials, as well as evaluated individual employee performance
  • Supervised a team of workers on various carpentry jobs ranging from room addition, new deck and footer installations, bathroom remodels to include all plumbing rough and finish
  • Highly proficient in painting to include brushing, spraying, and rolling.

Single Channel Radio Operator

United States Army, Special Forces/Airborne Unit
01.1996 - 01.1999
  • Installation and operation of encrypted devices for satellite/ HF/FM/UHF/VHF communication (radio operation) systems
  • Team leader, oversaw daily routine for 10-12 soldiers.

Education

RTAC Rotary Chiller Service

Operations/Troubleshooting

Metasys HVAC/ASC

Overhaul Course

York Centrifugal Compressor

Completed

Dale Carnegie Course

Certification

Medical Gas Testing
2023

LOTO Training
2023

Navigating The EnteliWEB System
2023

Boiler Operation Training
2023

Mastering The EnteliWEB System
2022

Safe Steaming 1.10 Modules; Safe Steaming 2. 2 Mod

TMS Certificates
2022

Delta Devices And Networks

EnteliWEB Systems Training
2022

Forklift Training
2020

Leadership Training Course

Veterans Administration
Graduate
2019

Infection Control Risk Assessment Training
2019

Officer Representative Level 1

FCR 104 FED ACQ Certification For Contracting
2018

FMS 407 Building Automation Systems Fundamentals
2018

2018 Edition

NFPA 70E
2017

(SAW) Graduate

School At Work
2017

Metasys For Building Engineers
2016

Metasys For Building Engineers
2016

Prevention And Management of Disruptive Behavior

Train The Trainer
2015

Lean Yellow Belt Certification
2015

FMS105 Building Automation System Fundamentals
2015

Maintenance And Servicing Training

Follett Installation
2014

PV101
2014

Skills

  • Below, you will see my Work History and extensive Trainings and Certifications which substantiate my experience and familiarity with Building Service Equipment, Utility Distribution Systems, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Systems, Heavy Equipment & Vehicles, and Emergency Electric Generator Systems I am proficient in altering, remodeling, relocating, operating, troubleshooting, maintaining, adjusting, repairing and constructing these systems and pieces of equipment Additionally, my expertise provides a foundation for reviewing designs for operations, maintenance, renovation and repair in order to confirm accuracy, efficiency and cost effectiveness

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  • Experienced with the adjustment, repair and replacement of steam regulators and steam traps for absorption chillers

  • _____

  • Able to install, connect, test and punch Category 5/6 network cabling and Fiber Optic cabling

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  • Experienced in providing maintenance and repair on electric groundskeeping cars, vacuum cleaners, buffers, stripping machines, outlets, ovens, fryer grills, steam equipment, medical gas, medical air compressors, medical vacuum compressors, UV hoods, battery chargers and other various pieces of equipment

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  • Experienced assessing complex electrical and mechanical problems

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  • Substantial experience utilizing drawings, specifications, schematics and function statements to perform the repairs and adjustments required in order to optimally maintain equipment and operations systems

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  • Proficient in regularly ordering and procuring parts and materials through research, drawings and manuals; comparing new parts with those to be replaced; and referencing supply lists and manufacturers' parts catalogs

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  • Well versed, and experienced utilizing, Federal, State, County and City regulations for effluent; air pollution; groundwater discharge; facility Spill, Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) plans; waste; and storm water

  • _____

  • Experienced with operating bobcats, lawnmowers, snowplows, salt spreaders, dump trucks, street sweepers, electric carts, forklifts, scissor lifts, bucket lifts, man-lifts, excavators and backhoes

  • _____

  • Able to maintain electrical power demand during utility outages and peak power periods by reducing or eliminating the energizing of lower priority loads

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  • Extensive knowledge operating manual override and bypass for all systems, as necessary, in order to maintain utility service to facilities

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  • Very successful at determining the most efficient methods and techniques necessary to complete a task, including testing various equipment/devices and determining the proper parts and materials

Timeline

Air Conditioning (AC) Equipment Mechanic

Southern Arizona Veterans Administration Healthcare System (SAVAHCS)
01.2012 - 02.2018

AC Mechanic

Arizona TRANE
01.2007 - 01.2012

Air Conditioning Mechanic

Russett Southwest Corp
01.2005 - 01.2007

Air Conditioning Mechanic

Achilles
01.2004 - 01.2005

Construction Crew Leader

01.2000 - 01.2004

Single Channel Radio Operator

United States Army, Special Forces/Airborne Unit
01.1996 - 01.1999

Air Conditioning (AC) Equipment Mechanic

Northern Arizona Veterans Administration Healthcare System (NAVAHCS)
2 2018 - Current

RTAC Rotary Chiller Service

Operations/Troubleshooting

Metasys HVAC/ASC

Overhaul Course

York Centrifugal Compressor

Completed

Dale Carnegie Course

Certification

Medical Gas Testing

LOTO Training

Navigating The EnteliWEB System

Boiler Operation Training

Mastering The EnteliWEB System

Safe Steaming 1.10 Modules; Safe Steaming 2. 2 Mod

TMS Certificates

Delta Devices And Networks

EnteliWEB Systems Training

Forklift Training

Leadership Training Course

Veterans Administration

Infection Control Risk Assessment Training

Officer Representative Level 1

FCR 104 FED ACQ Certification For Contracting

FMS 407 Building Automation Systems Fundamentals

2018 Edition

NFPA 70E

(SAW) Graduate

School At Work

Metasys For Building Engineers

Metasys For Building Engineers

Prevention And Management of Disruptive Behavior

Train The Trainer

Lean Yellow Belt Certification

FMS105 Building Automation System Fundamentals

Maintenance And Servicing Training

Follett Installation

PV101
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