Building Operations. Associate Director: Lou Galante;

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1 Building Operations Associate Director: Lou Galante; Collaborative teams consisting of Zone Maintenance, Central Shops, Energy Hawk project teams that work together to ensure reliable building systems that provide safe, productive and environmental friendly working and learning environments for all who learn, research, work, and visit our university.

2 BLS/Building Operations 2 Area Maintenance Zones East Manager: Monte Kugley 88 Buildings North Supervisor: Durk Sterner 21 Staff: Area Mechanics, Electricians, Painter, HVAC Technicians, Pipefitters South Lead: Colby Dye 23 staff: Same

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4 Building Operations West Manager: Monte Schooley 47 Buildings North Supervisor: Tom Moore 21 Staff: Area mechanics, Electricians, Painter, HVAC Technicians, Pipefitters South Supervisor: Jeff Goodwin 17 Staff: Same Oakdale Supervisor: Chuck Nida 10 Staff: Same

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7 Building Operations Central Shops- Manager: Dave Longtine Carpenter Shop( Curt Fountain Supervisor) Carpentry (5 carpenters) Cabinetry (1 Cabinetmaker) Sheet Metal Welding Shop ( Curt Fountain- Supervisor) Sheet metal/welding (8 Sheet metal mechanics) Central Paint (1 Painter) Glazing (1 Glazer) Fire & Life Safety Shop ( Dustin Ripley -Supervisor Fire Alarms (6 Fire Alarm Techs) Fire Inspection(6 Fire Inspectors) Backflow Prevention (Open) Corrective Maintenance (Open)

8 Building Operations Central Shops (cont d) Energy Hawks - 3 Staff A quick-hit, high impact team of specialists from various Facilities Management units including maintenance services, building commissioning, controls engineering and energy management. Drawing from a rotating group of energy engineers, building controls technicians, maintenance personnel and operations engineers, the group members work in synergy to evaluate and resolve energy issues in buildings quickly and efficiently

9 Fire Alarm Testing, Outages and Fire Safety Power Point Inspections 2/22/16

10 Fire Alarm and Sprinkler system outages. Request outages 48 hours before scheduled work date. Send to scheduling and C.C. Any hot work, will require a hot work permit. Area managers will provide the hot work permit. East = Monte Kugley West/Oakdale = Monte Schooley Project # General Contractor: FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Planning, Design & Construction Contractor Request for Outage Requests to: fm-fire-safety-scheduling@uiowa.edu Project Title: Person Performing Work: Cell #: Requested by: Date: Requested Outage Date: (Simplex systems cannot be shut down on Thursday.) Fire Alarm and Fire Protection system outages require a 48 hr. notice and must be submitted by 12:00 noon. Any request received after 12:00 noon will be processed the following day. (48 hrs. begin after request is processed. Week-ends and holidays are NOT included in the 48 hr. notification.) ALL OTHER OUTAGES MUST BE SCHEDULED 7 DAYS IN ADVANCE. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE REQUIRES 10 WORKING DAYS NOTICE Time of Outage: Outage Duration: hrs. System/Services being affected (i.e., Fire Alarm Sprinkler Devices): Specific Location (i.e., 3 rd Floor, Rm. 202): Reason: Service Provider: Construction Manager: Date: Date: 200 University Services Building DECEMBER 2011 EDITION Iowa City, IA Fax

11 Fire Alarm Testing Notifications for fire alarm testing are sent at least two weeks before the testing date. Please contact or if there are any questions concerning the date scheduled. Transitioning to 7-7:30 am full building alarm and limited disruption for remainder of the testing.

12 Fire Safety Power Points Monthly inspections, done in conjunction with extinguisher and sprinkler inspections Educate and inform building occupants to the requirements of the IFC and NFPA

13 Pallet and Crate Removal Working with UI Moving Services to remove unwanted pallets and crates from building loading dock areas. Currently in process.