David W.

Troyer
9520 MacArthur Rd
Saranac, MI 48881
(616) 642-6959

JOB OBJECTIVE

Facilities Management

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

From 2/98 Vice President - Facilities

To Present Independent Bank Corporation
Ionia, MI 48846

Responsible for all real property owned and operated by Independent Bank
Corporation, which consists of 140 bank branches, 20 loan production offices,
and several corporate operations offices approximately 200 total properties.
Responsibilities included all real estate acquisition including lease negotiations
and administration as well as all equipment purchasing and service contract
administration. My goal is to take care of the real property so that the bank
employees and management can concentrate on being bankers and serving the
customers. The bank has grown from 42 total branches and $850 million in asset
size to it’s current size of approximately $3.5 billion in asset size during my
tenure as Facilities Manager.

From 1/90 Corporate Maintenance Coordinator

To 2/98 Old Kent Bank, One Vandenberg Center
Grand Rapids, MI 49503

Responsible for budgeting, specification writing, writing operational procedures

and coordinating facilities operation for over 350 facilities in Michigan, Illinois,
and Indiana. Responsible for the maintenance of 700,000 sq. ft. of high rise
office space and covered parking ramp in downtown Grand Rapids, also bank
branches in Holland and Grand Rapids, MI. Duties included implementation and
modification of Preventative Maintenance Program. Supervision of HVAC
Mechanics, Electrician, Maintenance Workers, Custodial Staff and Security Staff.
Coordinate the design and construction of maintenance rehabilitative projects
such as the rebuilding of the cooling tower and the replacement and upgrade of
HVAC equipment. Additionally assigned the Department Network Administrator
for Novell Netware 4.1 software, EPA Green Lights Administrator, the
Hazardous Materials Administrator, and the Facilities Coordinator for the Old
Kent River Bank Run. Responsible for the normal operations of 33 year old
buildings during the modernization and remodeling of the building systems and
common areas. During system modernization process, directly coordinated over
$7 million in projects while administering $2 million in maintenance budgets.

From 05/83 Hughes Aircraft Company, Space and Communications Group

To 06/89 Los Angeles, CA

I began with Hughes as Maintenance Coordinator, overseeing all maintenance

projects that required outside contractors to complete and ensuring all maintenance
contracts were properly administered and fulfilled. After two years in this position,
I
was promoted to Maintenance Supervisor where I supervised a crew of twelve
HVAC mechanics, thirteen electricians, two carpenters, two plumbers and seven
maintenance workers. I served in this position for three years before again being
promoted to Sr. Project Engineer, coordinating and overseeing the design and
construction of all mechanical projects within the group.

From 03/79 Machinist Mate First Class

To 03/83 U.S. Navy (USS HEPBURN FF-1055)

Leading Petty Officer of “M” Division. Responsible for the training and supervision
for thirty one subordinates, also the preventative maintenance cycles and repair of the
main engine and electrical generating equipment along with all associated auxiliary
equipment. Fully qualified on 1200 lb. steam generation plants.

From 07/77 Maintenance Foreman

To 03/79 City of Kansas City Missouri, Aviation Department
Kansas City, Missouri

Supervised the maintenance and operation of the environmental control equipment at

Kansas City International Airport, including the 27,000 ton centrifugal chillers and
boilers, along with all auxiliary equipment, including electro-pneumatic controls and
minor electrical.

From 07/73 Machinist Mate Second Class

To 07/77 U.S. Navy (USS KILEAU AE-26)

Divisional supply petty officer for “A” Division, responsible for the preventative
maintenance cycles and inventory of all repair parts for the air conditioning,
refrigeration, and underway replenishment equipment.

EDUCATION

From 1983 West Coast University, Los Angeles, California

To 1988 BS: Mechanical Engineering

From 1973 Numerous Military Trade and Supervisory Schools

Numerous Computer, Trade and Supervisory Seminars in private business.

SPECIAL SKILLS
Exceptional communication skills both verbally and written. Outstanding
organizational abilities. Strong in both technical ability and supervisory skills.
Experienced in the operation and programming of Johnson Controls JC85/40 energy
management computer including Cal 1 Edit; and Trane Tracer System including BMN,
PCL, PCM & UPCM programming software. Comfortable with computers. I have taught
Lotus 1-2-3, Lotus CCMail, WordPerfect, and Windows 3.1 for Old Kent Learning
Center. In the past, I have held Stationary Engineers License in the state of Missouri and
Heating and Air Conditioning License in California.
 David W Troyer
9520 MacArthur Rd.
Saranac, MI 48881
616-642-6959

REFERENCES

Professional

Robert Andrus - President Andrus Architecture 616-863-8850

Steve Morren - Partner, Varnum, Riddering, Schmidt & Howlett LLC

616-336-6825

Drew Fleming - Engineered Protection Systems 616-459-0281 x 111

Erin Young - 2/90 Sign Systems 616-656-4335