Title: Field Operations Manager
Company: UIC Alaska
Location: Fairbanks, Alaska, United States
Jimmy Allen, Field Operations Manager at UIC Alaska, has been recognized by Marquis Who’s Who Top Executives for dedication, achievements and leadership in Water and Wastewater Management.
Mr. Allen is a leading authority in water and wastewater management, particularly within the demanding environments of the Arctic and Alaska. For over five years, he has served as a field operations manager at UIC Alaska, overseeing all water and sewer operations on the North Slope of Alaska. In this capacity, Mr. Allen manages the operations and maintenance of facilities across seven villages, coordinates the water and wastewater operations of multiple plants, ensures the ongoing functionality of water and sewer systems, and supervises distribution and collection networks. His extensive experience in these extreme conditions is rare, positioning him as an expert whose knowledge is highly sought after in his field.
Before being named to his present position, Mr. Allen was a utilities specialist at UIC Alaska from 2013 to 2017. During this period, he contributed significantly to the company’s operational success. His hands-on approach and technical proficiency were instrumental in maintaining high service delivery standards throughout the region.
Mr. Allen began his career in 1994 as a lead operator in a small local village in Alaska. This initial position marked the start of his journey in the water and wastewater industry, where he quickly developed a passion for providing essential services, including potable water and sanitary sewage. Over more than three decades, Mr. Allen has worked in various locations across Alaska, steadily advancing through roles of increasing responsibility. His dedication to ensuring safe drinking water and adequate sanitation has been a driving force throughout his professional life.
Mr. Allen’s educational foundation was laid at Columbia Falls High School in Columbia Falls, Montana, where he graduated before embarking on his professional path. The skills and discipline he acquired during his academic years have enabled him to adapt to challenging work environments and complex operational demands. Mr. Allen’s expertise is further demonstrated by his attainment of several industry certifications. She holds a level three water and wastewater certification, a level two distribution and collection certification, and a level one distribution and collection certification. These credentials reflect Mr. Allen’s commitment to maintaining rigorous standards in system operation and safety.
Civically engaged, Mr. Allen has served as both an emergency medical technician and a firefighter. These roles underscore his dedication to community well-being.
In recognition of his professional achievements, Mr. Allen was honored as the Operator of the Year in 2000. He attributes much of his success to his unique work schedule, which allows him to balance demanding three-week shifts with quality time spent with his family during three-week breaks at home. This arrangement has motivated Mr. Allen to excel professionally while maintaining strong family connections. He considers this balance essential to both personal fulfillment and career longevity.
Originally from Montana, Mr. Allen has lived in Alaska for over 40 years. Looking ahead, he aims to continue providing potable water and sanitary sewage services to communities across Alaska while contemplating retirement. His unwavering commitment to ensuring access to these vital resources remains central as Mr. Allen navigates this pivotal stage of his distinguished career.
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