Operations

www.ttu.edu/administration/operations/ 


Hugh Cronin is the Assistant Vice President of Operations click here  for more information.


Operations Division oversees the following departments; Planning & Administration, the Physical Plant, and Grounds Maintenance.



Planning & Administration

www.depts.ttu.edu/spacepladmin/


Brandon Hennington is the Managing Director of Planning & Administration click here  for more information.


Emergency Action Plans (EAP)
Facilities Information, Campus Maps, and Building Floor Plans are used to develop and maintain Emergency Action Plans.


Space Planning
Facilities Information, Campus Maps, and Building
Floor Plans are used for space planning projects at multiple levels in the University

  • Department
  • College
  • Campus

Reporting and Analysis
Facilities Information is used to evaluate and compare operations and maintenance projects. Develop and implement space projection models to forecast current and future space needs. Support all analytic efforts of the University’s internal and external requests for report development, quality assurance, and analysis.


Scheduling
Facilities Information is used in the University scheduling system.


Reporting

  • THECB
  • NSF
  • Ad-hoc reporting

Services

  • Relocation Services
  • Floor Plans
  • Campus Maps
  • Space Analysis
  • Space Optimization
  • Custom Facilities Reports

 


Physical Plant

www.physicalplant.ttu.edu/


Douglas Chowning is the Managing Director of the Physical Plant click here  for more information.


Physical Plant primary functions include:

  • Clean and Maintain the E&G buildings
  • Preform minor renovations and construction for the E&G occupants
  • Provide utility service to all buildings on campus
  • Provide refuse collection for all buildings

 


Grounds Maintenance

www.operations.ttu.edu/Grounds/


Gene Gibson is the Managing Director of Grounds Maintenance click here  for more information.


Grounds Maintenance is responsible for all outdoor functions (landscape, irrigation, traffic signals, sidewalks, parking lots & streets) also the Interior Maintenance Plant Program on and off the campus. While managing 16 crews and office staff on an average of 90 employees, this department creates, maintains and continually enriches the outdoor of the Texas Tech University campus environment to assure a safe, well maintained, and aesthetically pleasing atmosphere for students, faculty, staff, visitors, and future Red Raiders.