Paul
John Munro
Facilities
Manager
Employment
Objective
Personal
Details
Technical
Background
Computer
Skills
Employment
History
Referees
Awards
Interests
Contact
Details
Employment
Objective
Employment
as a Facilities Technician/Manager or Works Supervisor.
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Personal
Details
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Citizenship: Australian.
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Marital status:
Single
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DOB: 28 August
1956
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Technical
Background
Copies of confirming documentation available upon request.
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Apprenticeship
as Electrical Fitter & Mechanic (E.F&M).
Granville
TAFE College, 1975 to 1978.
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Obtained Special
Class Senior E.F&M status.
Specialist
in Power Generation 1980.
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Marine Gas Turbine
certificate.
Sydney Technical
College, 1983.
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2 year Post Trade
Certificate in Industrial Electronics.
Miller Technical
College, 1984.
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Short-term trade
courses Refrigeration and Air Conditioning.
Hobart Technical
College, 1981, 1984, 1991 and 1999.
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Short-term trade
courses in PLC application & programming.
Hobart Technical
College, 1981, 1984, 1991 and 1999.
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Human Resources
Management Certificate.
University
of NSW.
School of
Civil and Environmental Engineering, 1998.
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Contracts Management
Certificate.
University
of NSW.
School of
Civil and Environmental Engineering, 1998.
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Resource Management
Certificate.
University
of NSW.
School of
Civil and Environmental Engineering, 1999.
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Computer
Skills
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Excellent working
knowledge of computer systems including LANs.
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Courses competed
in : MS DOS, Windows, Word, Excel, Power Point.
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Good theoretical
and working knowledge of CMMS packages including Mainpac and Maximo.
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Familiar with
PLC interfaces and programming.
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Have worked extensively
with BMCS hardware and software including Carrier and INET products.
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Excellent working
knowledge of the Internet, e-mail, HTML etc.
Over the last
fifteen years I have completed courses too numerous to list here.
I am completely familiar with all present industry standard computer applications
including DOS, Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point and Microsoft Project
and a large number of utilities. I have completed three technical
college courses in PLC programming and I am at home with all standard computer
skills. Over the last ten years I have installed and maintained specialised
Computer Maintenance Management Software (e.g. Mainpac) with a specific
focus on their integration into Facilities Management.
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Employment
History:
06/1999
to Present
AUSTRALIAN
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
DEPT' OF THE
ENVIRONMENT AND HERITAGE,
Antarctic
Division.
Building Services
Supervisor/ Deputy Station Leader.
Casey
Station, ANTARCTICA
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Supervisor of
a group of highly skilled tradesmen responsible for the upkeep of Australia's
Casey Station.
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In Co-operation
with the Station Leader responsible for Performance Appraisal of all staff.
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In Co-operation
with the Station Leader responsible for work related and personal counselling
of all staff.
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Responsible for
management and maintenance of station's electrical generation (>1 MW total
output) and reticulation.
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Responsible for
maintaining all refrigeration and HVAC facilities at station.
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Prepare and submit
monthly reports on all aspects of responsibilities.
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Responsible for
power HV transmission and reticulation.
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Operate and maintain
a computer based BMCS system.
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January
1997 - June 1999
AUSTRALIAN
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
DEPT' OF FINANCE
AND ADMIN' SERVICES.
Overseas Property
Group (OPG).
Facilities
Manager, Attached to the Australian Embassy,
Hanoi. VIETNAM
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Responsible for
the complete upkeep and maintenance of all building components in the Commonwealth's
owned and leased properties in Vietnam (Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City).
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Preparing and
submitting reports on all aspects of property management and maintenance
in Vietnam.
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Responsible for
OH&S issues at post and reporting to relevant authorities.
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Supervise large
workshop and cleaning staff.
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Responsible for
projects management at post including electrical and structural upgrades.
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Installed and
maintained a 'Mainpac' Computer Maintenance Management Software (CMMS)
program.
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Operate and maintain
a computer based Carrier BMCS system.
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Provided in house
training to Local Staff in the use of Computers, Mainpac and BMCS systems.
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Maintain emergency
power generators (3 x 320 kVA) and associated automatic switch gear and
reticulation.
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Responsible for
all water distribution & plumbing systems.
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Inspected all
works undertaken by outside contractors to ensure compliance with contract
provisions and Australian Standards.
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Estimate job specific
costs and overall ongoing maintenance programs.
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Prepare and submit
detailed yearly R&M estimates and reports.
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July 1993
-December 1996
AUSTRALIAN
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
DEPT' OF ADMIN
SERVICES.
Overseas Property
Group (OPG).
Facilities
Manager, Europe. Attached to the Australian
Embassy, Warsaw, POLAND.
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Responsible for
the complete upkeep and maintenance of all building components in the Commonwealths
leased properties in Warsaw.
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On request from
OPG Canberra regional responsibility for maintaining the Commonwealth's
owned and leased properties throughout mainland Europe (Exceptions: Paris
and London).
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Preparing and
submitting reports on all aspects of property management and maintenance
in Warsaw and other European posts.
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Responsible for
OH&S issues at post and reporting to relevant authorities.
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Supervised small
workshop staff.
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Responsible for
projects management at post including electrical and structural upgrades.
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Installed and
maintained a 'Mainpac' Computer Maintenance Management Software (CMMS)
program.
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Provided in house
training to Local Staff in the use of Computers, Mainpac and PABX system.
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Maintain emergency
power generator and associated switch gear and reticulation.
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Responsible for
water distribution & associated pumping systems.
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Inspected all
works undertaken by outside contractors to ensure compliance with contract
provisions and Australian Standards.
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Estimate job specific
costs and overall ongoing maintenance programs.
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February
1993 - June 1993
September
1991 - January 1993
AUSTRALIAN
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
DEPT' OF THE
ARTS, SCIENCE, ENVIRONMENT AND TERRITORIES,
Antarctic
Division.
Senior Electrical
Fitter/Mechanic.
Mawson
Station, ANTARCTICA.
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Sole responsibility
for management and maintenance of Antarctic station's electrical generation
and reticulation.
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Station Fire Officer
responsible for supervision, training and maintenance of all fire prevention/
control related issues and personnel.
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Operate and maintain
a computer based LMCS system.
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Responsible for
the installation and maintenance of all refrigeration and HVAC facilities
at station.
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Maintain the station's
reverse osmosis water generation facility.
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Prepare and submit
monthly reports on all aspects of responsibilities.
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Responsible for
installation and maintenance of High Voltage power transmission and reticulation
systems.
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July 1990
- September 1991
AUSTRALIAN
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
DEPT' OF FOREIGN
AFFAIRS.
Overseas Property
Group (OPG).
Facilities
Manager, Europe. Attached to the Australian
Embassy, Belgrade, SERBIA.
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Responsible for
the complete upkeep and maintenance of all building components in the Commonwealth's
owned and leased properties in Belgrade.
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Supervised staff
of maintenance personnel.
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Maintained integrated
Chancery fire alarm system.
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Supervised spares
and equipment store and maintained computerised inventory program.
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Inspected works
undertaken by outside contractors and enforced compliance with contract
provisions and Australian Standards.
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Maintained small
fleet of vehicles.
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Conduct accommodation
searches and negotiate leases in accordance with OPG guidelines.
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June 1988
- June 1990
AUSTRALIAN
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
DEPT' OF FOREIGN
AFFAIRS.
Overseas Property
Office (OPO).
Building/Services Officer
(BSO). Attached to the Australian
High Commission, Dhaka, BANGLADESH.
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Responsible for
the complete upkeep and maintenance of all building components in the Commonwealths
owned and leased properties in Dhaka.
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Preparing and
submitting reports on all aspects of property management and maintenance
in Dhaka.
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Installing and
maintaining several self contained emergency power generators.
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Supervise and
train group of locally engaged workshop tradespeople.
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Supervised all
outside contractors to ensure compliance with Australian Standards and
safety practices.
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On request from
OPO Canberra assist in maintaining Commonwealth owned and leased properties
in PAKISTAN and NEPAL.
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Conduct accommodation
searches and negotiate leases in accordance with OPO guidelines.
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February
1986 - June 1988
AUSTRALIAN
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
DEPT' OF FOREIGN
AFFAIRS.
Overseas Property
Office (OPO).
Building/Services Officer
(BSO). Attached to the Australian
High Commission, Lagos, NIGERIA.
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Responsible for
the complete upkeep and maintenance of all building components in the Commonwealth's
owned and leased properties in Lagos.
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Preparing and
submitting reports on all aspects of property management and maintenance
at post.
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Install and maintain
large self contained automatic emergency power gen-sets.
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Supervise and
train group of locally engaged tradespeople.
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Supervised all
outside contractors to ensure compliance with Australian Standards and
safety practices.
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On request from
OPG Canberra assist in maintaining Commonwealth owned and leased properties
in ETHIOPIA and TANZANIA.
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September
1984 - January 1986
AUSTRALIAN
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
DEPT' SCIENCE
& TECHNOLOGY.
Antarctic
Division.
Senior Electrical
/ Fitter Mechanic.
Davis
Station. ANTARCTICA.
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Sole responsibility
for management and maintenance of Antarctic station's electrical generation
and reticulation.
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Station Fire Officer
responsible for supervision, training and maintenance of all fire prevention/
control related issues.
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Responsible for
maintenance and management of all HVAC facilities at station
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Prepare and submit
monthly reports on all aspects of responsibilities.
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April 1984
- September 1984
AUSTRALIAN
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
DEPT' OF FOREIGN
AFFAIRS.
Overseas Property
Office (OPO).
Building/
Services Officer. Attached to the Australian Embassies in Port Moresby,
NEW GUINEA and Vientiane, LAOS.
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Seconded for two
short term missions. Duties similar to those listed above as BSO.
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February
1983 - April 1984
TELECOM AUSTRALIA.
Senior Electrical
Fitter/ Mechanic.
Based at Telepower
Section, Auburn, NSW.
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Maintain Telecom’s
power generation equipment installed in telephone exchanges across the
state.
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Inspect and repair
specialised inverter and rectifier equipment associated with the above.
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Supervise small
team of tradesmen associated with the above.
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Prepare and submit
reports to senior staff related to short and long term management of the
above equipment.
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Install emergency
Gen-sets throughout the state.
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Maintain and repair
natural gas turbine generators on Moomba - Sydney gas pipeline.
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September
1981 - November 1982
AUSTRALIAN
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
DEPT' SCIENCE
& TECHNOLOGY.
Antarctic
Division.
Senior Electrical
Fitter / Mechanic
Macquarie
Island. Sub-Antarctic.
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Sole responsibility
for management and maintenance of Antarctic station's electrical generation
and reticulation.
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Station Fire Officer
responsible for supervision, training and maintenance of all fire prevention/
control related issues.
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Responsible for
maintenance and management of all HVAC facilities at station
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Prepare and submit
monthly reports on all aspects of responsibilities.
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In co-operation
with station carpenter maintain station plumbing and water reticulation
system.
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January
1979 - September 1981
TELECOM AUSTRALIA
/ POSTMASTER GENERALS DEPT’.
Electrical
Fitter / Mechanic.
Based at Telepower
Section, Auburn, NSW.
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Maintain Telecom’s
power generation equipment installed in telephone exchanges across the
state.
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Inspect and repair
specialised inverter and rectifier equipment associated with the above.
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Prepare and submit
reports to senior staff related to short and long term management of the
above equipment.
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Install emergency
Gen-sets throughout the state.
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Maintain and repair
natural gas turbine generators on Moomba - Sydney gas pipeline.
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January
1975 - January 1979
Apprenticeship.
Based at GPO
(Sydney), Homebush and Auburn.
Four year indentured
apprenticeship gaining experience in all aspects of the trade including:
power generation, fire alarms, appliance repair, wiring, air conditioning
and refrigeration wiring, control wiring, circuit and plan design, maintenance
management.
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Referees
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Awards
Australian
Antarctic Medal
Presented for
outstanding service
with the Australian
National Antarctic Research Expedition
Mawson, 1992
(awarded '93)
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Interests
Reading, Travel,
IT and Scuba Diving.
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Contact
Details
E-mail: gaiustacitus@yahoo.com.au
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This
page was authored by Paul Munro.
Last
updated on the 9th of May, 2008.