TOM DORAN

Facilities Director, Project Manager, and Security Officer for a local Mutual Bank consisting of 11 independent branches, an LPO lending office and a 35,000 square foot Corporate Headquarters. In charge of all building related construction, projects, maintenance, repairs & security. Responsible for writing and approving all vendor contracts while managing all service vendors to include but not limited to landscapers, plumbers, electricians, HVAC technicians, Generator techs, locksmiths, roofers, pavers, exterminators, irrigation technicians, fire and alarm technicians, security personnel and monitoring equipment. Responsible for creating, managing, and executing the annual budget for building facility and security purchase requirements. Responsible for managing the burglar, security & fire alarm systems for 12 buildings and 14 ATM kiosks. Also responsible for the installation, programming and managing of the keycard access control system and conventional key access for all properties and employees. Performed a complete overhaul of the document retention system while developing and implementing a cataloging system for efficient recall.

Professional in facilities management, prepared to drive operational improvements and cost efficiency. Strong background in overseeing large-scale infrastructure projects, maintenance operations, and vendor relationships. Reliable team collaborator, adaptable to changing needs, and focused on achieving tangible results. Skilled in budget management, safety compliance, and strategic planning, with reputation for fostering productive work environments.

• Director and Business Manager for a Division I College Athletic program for over 10 years acting as program coordinator, financial manager, purchasing and procurement manager,logistics coordinator and executive assistant to the senior staff.
• Built and managed a ground up irrigation service and installation company consisting of over 1000 residential and commercial accounts.
• Managed an 80 employee company in 6 states and 11 cities and increased revenue 6% each quarter for 6 years.
• Negotiated and procured an equipment and supply contract that provided 23% in annual savings. The contract became an "Industry Standard" adopted and utilized by over 60 organizations nationwide.

• OSHA 30 Training - 2018