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Electrical & HVAC-R

Electrical Maintenance & HVAC-R

Electrical Department
Mark Lugge, Department Head
972-968-6313

electrical maintenanceThe CFBISD Electrical department consists of two Master Electricians, one Journeyman electrician, two Fire Alarm Technicians, and three electrical apprentices. Our responsibility is to provide an electrical maintenance, repair, and remodeling and construction service with 24-hour emergency response for CFBISD’s 55 facilities and 72 modular classrooms that total 4 million Square feet.

Facilities

Some of our facilities include:

  • 800+ acres of exterior and parking lot lighting
  • 5 lighted football stadiums
  • 5 lighted baseball and softball fields
  • 4 professional theaters
  • 18 competition gymnasiums
  • Natatorium
  • Warehouse
  • Kitchens
  • Automotive facilities
  • Medical clinics
  • Professional television studio
  • Special education centers
  • Data processing center
  • Alarm monitoring station
  • Agricultural / Outdoor education center.

In addition to electrical, we provide maintenance, service and training of personnel in many technical areas such as:

  • Public address systems
  • Theatre sound and lighting
  • Scoreboards
  • CCTV
  • Security and fire alarm systems

Emergencies

We respond daily to such emergencies as…

  • Power outages
  • Tripped breakers
  • Burning smells
  • Fire and security alarm malfunctions.

In the remodeling and construction we work closely with the other departments to provide the electrical portion of all in house computer lab, classroom, office, and restroom, renovations and construction projects as well as providing electrical outlets for new copiers and new technology equipment.

In the summer months we have the additional task of providing the electrical, fire alarm, security, public address service to the numerous modular classrooms that we relocate each year.

Most of what we do goes unnoticed by the teachers and students. For we work mostly behind the scenes as we attempt to blend in with the surroundings so as not to disrupt the learning process that goes on around us every day. And it is without a doubt that our number one priority is the safety of every person who enters one of our facilities.

HVAC-R Department
Mark Lugge, Department Head
972-968-6315

There are four areas of this department working as one to solve problems that arise with the HVAC-R equipment.

  1. The heating and air conditioning service area repairs any problems with heating or cooling.
  2. The refrigeration area repairs freezers, coolers, milk boxes, ice cream boxes and ice machines.
  3. The CSI computer controls for building energy management systems controlled by computer.
  4. Preventative maintenance area handles filters, checks belts, bearings, motors, and pulleys on heating, air conditioning and ventilation equipment.

All of the above have to do with comfort and temperature. There are three things that causes equipment failure or non-performance

  1. Climate
  2. Age of equipment
  3. Human intervention