Marcus A Spears

40 Hours/week

$85,000/ year

Supervisor- JD Clayton (682) 438-932

Currently I serve as the Facility Manager Specialist Engineering Technician for Public Works Dept. within the Naval Facilities Engineering Command at NAS Joint Reserve Fort Worth, TX. I have the responsibility of the following.

• Create and manage Purchase requisitions, Purchase orders, Work orders from start to completion using MAXIMO (CMMS) software.
• use AutoCAD other computer‐aided design software to provide construction drawings for various systems (e.g. plumbing, heating, ventilation, etc.) and components. Interpreting and applying national and professional codes, regulations and standards.
• Manage and direct contractors to ensure materials and services being provided are satisfactory. Also manage Jr. Facility Managers to using Lean Six Sigma method
• Analyze unusual work conditions to determine causes and effects for the purpose of facility sustainment. Develop plans for major repairs and replacement of components. Identifies and develop restoration projects for facilities damaged by inadequate sustainment, excessive age, or other causes.
• Establish requirements of facilities to implement new industry standards and replace antiquated systems to become more efficient.
• Exceptional communication skills; providing customers and contractors with face to face interaction on facility repair status and timelines daily; provide engineering expertise on facility requirements to meet operational needs and inform project programming.
• Executed over $300,000 in facility maintenance and repairs for sustainment purposes to maintain mission readiness.
• Liaison between (FMD) Facility management Division, shop personnel, customers and contractors regarding projects and work orders concerning Facilities.

• Supervisor: Michael Honrado

DSN: (315)243-3224

50 hrs/week

Salary:$89,000

• GS-12 (TDY)
• Develop projects for major repair and replacement components utilizing JOCC, MAC, Mini MAC task orders.
• Developed 5 and 10 year phasing plans for critical ICAP components such as Roads, HVAC, Fire suppression, roofing, and utilities including tech reports.
  Developed precise plan to raise Inventory quotient for ICAP metrics to meet and excel metrics minimum.
  Assisted RBH with budget by developing cost estimates for CFAY facilities by utilizing RSMEANS and Maximo for new and existing data.
  Dave
  Added over $40,000,000 of projects to LRMP by creating 10 year phasing plan to bring base to ensure mission readiness.
  Developed ICAP shedule for over 500 facilities to meet standard by creating schedule for ICAP team to update condition index, new assets, replacement cost and accurate data entry efficiently.
  Monitored building maintenance activities to ensure quality workmanship.
  Developed and implemented facility policies, procedures, and safety standards.
  Provided exceptional customer service and feedback to customers and employees resulting in a more efficient work environment.
  Responsible for forecasting, project development and prioritization, communicating mission impact, and vulnerabilities.
  Liaison between FMD(Facility Management Division), shop personnel, customers and contracting regarding military assets.
  Receive and developed work requirements from customers, assisted in the initiation of projects by working closely with acquisitions and my supervisors.
  Maintained a high level of organization while operating in a fast paced environment.

40 Hours/week

$60,000/ year

Supervisor- LT Ford(504) 678-9985

Currently I serve as the sole Recurring Maintenance Engineer Technician for the Public Works Dept. within the Naval Facilities Engineering Command at NAS Joint Reserve Base Belle Chasse La. I have the responsibility of overseeing the effective development and operation of the Recurring Maintenance (PM) Program within a computerized maintenance management system MAXIMO. I also use AutoCAD other computer‐aided design software to provide construction
drawings for various systems (e.g. plumbing, heating, ventilation, etc.) and components.
Interpreting and applying national and professional codes, regulations and standards (e.g.
American Society of Testing Materials (ASTM). Providing quantity take‐off for systems and
components for preparation of contract cost estimate. My responsibilities include but aren't limited to acting as the subject matter expert (SME) responsible for the development and continual improvement of the PM Work Flow Processes, schedules, inventory and assessment of facility/utility equipment assets, analyze unusual conditions to determine causes and effects for the purposes of initiating appropriate maintenance actions to meet diverse needs of the baser tenant commands. I’m responsible for the development of optimum maintenance strategies for different categories of equipment and building systems utilizing the various technologies available through NAVFAC Southeast systems.

Collect data and analyze results to determine the effectiveness of equipment .

Report to engineer to provide status and updates .

Communicate with Commodity Managers to refine and finalize inventory assets; communicate with Commodity Managers/ FEAD to identify new assets and update Maximo in order to compare IGE against contract bids for construction projects.

Prepare work request to modify assets into RBOS contract.

Within the Maximo system I develop program plans, preventative maintenance schedules for maintenance action frequencies and specifications as per original equipment requirements or standard engineering practices. Observe and record data from SCADA.

Recommended and scheduled 95% of base assets for maintenance for sustainment and recurring and preventative maintenance purposes to an in-house work force .

Responsible for providing continuing technical assistance during all phases of PM execution of in-house service providers, including reviewing and vetting changes to PM task lists, additional time, task times, frequencies and maintenance strategies. Sound technical understanding of mechanical and electrical systems to provide a good working knowledge of statistical techniques, failure mode analysis and cost-benefit methods to perform and apply the optimum maintenance strategies to meet command metric requirements.

Actively supports the PWD NAS JRB New Orleans OSHA program along with all NAVFAC safety policies. Maintains a safe, healthy workplace and uses safe work practices along with wearing all applicable personal protective equipment. Keeps Chain of Command informed of significant program initiatives, developments, and status. My position utilizes proper administrative channels and quality assurance in performing operations. Develops & Maintains productive work relationships. Promotes teamwork, reinforces others efforts, meets personal commitments, and readily accepts and offers guidance.

60 Hours/week

$50,000/year

Supervisor: William Hutton (601)842-3060

Conduct surveillance rounds of facility to maintain security of facility ,maintain

daily logs of tank levels and make analytical and logical judgements on when to swap flow of hydrocarbons to tanks based on weather and safety of fellow employees , preventative maintenance and operating changes such as control of flow, open and close valves, , and operating pumps
Closely inspect equipment for safety problems, leaks and wear and tear.

housekeeping of the plant.

• Executed field service work with little to no supervision, including water main and hydrant repairs, valve maintenance and alignment of pipeline to dock.
• made over 100 safety oriented transfers of Benzene and Vinyl Acetate onto barges through pipeline resulting in zero spills or accidents
• I'm also well versed at implementing policies & procedures associated with quality controls and regulatory compliance
• start, stop, and control Marine Vapor Control Unit to burn off vapors in accordance with OSHA and EPA safety standards.
• Established training exercises to maintain and raise safety and security of the Plant
• wore PPE in accordance with OSHA safety standards and reinforced the efforts of others
• Maintained correct temperature, levels and pressures on process systems and equipment.

45 Hours/week

$42,000/yr

Supervisor-Joe (225)319-7260

Start, stop, and operated industrial pumps and generators.

Checked, located, and fixed defects and wear in pumps.
 Align pump shaft, worn bearings, and slippage of drive belt
 Examine heat and vibration of pump parts and detect malfunctioning
 Dismantle pumps and clean impellers, replacing bearings, and tightening glands.
 Operate various hand and pneumatic tools as needed.
 Documented daily logs of oil changes, repairs, fluid levels, and  maintenance work details.

Performed preventative and corrective maintenance  of over 500 pumps resulting in zero pump casualties , troubleshooting of industrial pumps and generators.

Sent out pumps to various locations and ascertained that all safety and precautionary measures were put into place during and after each project
 

E-3

Preventative maintenance, repairs, troubleshooting, and operation of steam boilers, compressors, desalination plant, heat exchangers, motors, pumps, valves, oily waste separators ,hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems in accordance with SOP's.

Take corrective action when responding to equipment alarms needed to avoid plant contingencies and equipment emergencies .
Made surveillance rounds and recorded accurate  data such as temperature, pressure, and conditions.
Made sound and logical judgments regarding process changes.

quality assurance audits
Read and understood manuals, schematics, charts and diagrams. Completed over 100 maintenance actions each quarter on different propulsion components.