1. RONALD D. RECTOR FMP
3004 Piedmont Drive  Highland, California 92346 ronrector@earthlink.net (909) 576 1978
FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
Operations & Maintenance Capital Improvement Projects Strategic Planning
Accomplished Facilities Management Professional with private and government experience in many facets of the
Built Environment. Public and private facilities to include low to mid rise commercial offices, mixed use,
detention centers, law and justice, multi-unit residential, recreational, parking lots and vehicle repair storage
centers and warehouses. Progressive team development and leadership skills advancing internal and external
customer service and relations. AQMD, fire & life safety, vertical transport and other related code compliance at
local, state and federal levels of authority. Facilitates needs assessment and forecasting to meet organizational
goals and expansion objectives through 16 Years of Facilities and Operational experience.
Core Competencies
Visionary Leadership Disaster Planning and Recovery Customer Service
Building Plant Operations BAS Systems Integration Security/Access control
Budget Planning Preventive, Predictive Maintenance Planning Project Management
Professional Experience
County Of San Bernardino, San Bernardino,California
Superintendent of Building Services, 11/2011 – Present
Under general direction, plans, directs and manages the maintenance, repair, modification and improvement of
County buildings, equipment and systems; performs related duties as required.
Lead a team of maintenance supervisors, tradesmen and support staff in the effective maintenance of more than
3.5 million square feet over a wide geographical area of approximately 21,000 square miles. Maintain building
systems and components for a wide range of facilities to include data centers, office buildings, detention centers,
satellite offices and residences, communications sites, museums, libraries, crime labs, Coroner’s office and juvenile
facilities. Supervise the safe operations and maintenance of chillers, boilers, HVAC systems, BAS controls,
electrical, mechanical, plumbing, fire alarm systems and devices, fire suppression systems. Meet all code and local
AHJ compliance requirements coordinating inspections and documentation.
Key Achievements
Richly improved service for internal and external customers.
Expanded preventive maintenance program greatly reducing equipment failures.
Increased productivity and efficiency.
Aggressively implemented fire and life safety programs bringing multiple buildings and operations into
compliance.
Streamlined invoice tracking, approval and turn around.
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2. Los Angeles Mission, Los Angeles, California
Vice President of Facilities and Operations, 5/1999 – 10/2011
Ensured all facilities and operations are in service 24/7 serving the general public in a safe environment
facilitating mission standards for social services, educational and rehabilitation programs.
Directed the operations of multiple facilities to include administrative offices, hoteling and residential,
warehousing, vehicle repair, recreation, medical clinic, conference and dining venues. Managed essential
operations and equipment for foodservices, commercial laundry, audio/visual presentations and sound
reinforcement, educational learning centers, information technologies and MDF rooms and guest services.
Oversee fire and life safety, security and environmental services in an open and densely populated area for day-to-
day operations and special fundraising events, street carnivals and parades.
Key Achievements
Maintain a high level of operations during sharp budget and funding reductions during economic
recession.
BAS, fire & life safety, video surveillance and access controls systems upgrades.
Collaborated with local community organizations, city and county agencies for disaster and relief,
recovery and shelter operations.
Manage multiple capital improvement projects concurrently.
Shred-it Los Angeles, Carson, California
Operations Supervisor 4/1994 – 5/1999
Supervise fleet operations, dispatch of document destruction trucks and maintenance throughout California,
providing western regional support for expansion offices.
Participated in the development and growth of the largest onsite document destruction in the US. Responsible
for dispatch, fleet maintenance, LAN systems, customer service, payroll, benefits administration, specialized parts
and equipment inventory, training and IIP program.
 Achieved a high level of employee retention and customer satisfaction under expansive growth.
Credentials
H.S. Diploma Lynwood SDA Academy
Facility Management Professional (FMP) International Facility Management Association (IFMA)
Professional Associations and activities
INTERNATIONAL FACILITY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION (2006 – Present)
IFMA Los Angeles Chapter - Programs Chair 2010-2011
IFMA Inland Empire Chapter active member (2012 – Present)
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3. References
Phil Wijmer, VP Operations, Pacific Western Pulp & Paper, 562-965-5272 (20) years
Phyllis Meng, CFM, IFMA Fellow, Deputy Executive Officer , Retired
Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority, 213-922-2375 (8) years
Lance Bird, FAIA Architect – Principal, La Canada Design Group 626-351-4301 (14) years
Additional references available upon request