Amina is responsible for bridging the gap between project managers, building managers, designers and clients in order to aid in construction projects at the university.
Department Highlights
FP&M employees attend MAPPA/CAPPA conference; receive award
See photos from the MAPPA/CAPPA conference that FP&M employees recently attended, and learn more about the award received for UW-Madison’s helium recovery
What’s your job? Audio-visual excellence with Derek Dombrowski
Discover the ins and outs of AV equipment, programming, installation and more with this Campus Planning & Design employee
What’s your job? Explore real estate finances with Chris Makey
Financial Specialist Chris is part of the Real Estate Development & Administration department who puts together lease reports, verifies property payments and more.
What’s your job? Riding along with Richard Ness
Richard is the sole Pest Control Specialist for the university, ensuring buildings are protected from pest damage.
Silvie Marlette appointed Interim Director of Operations and Maintenance as recruitment process continues
Silvie Marlette will serve as the Interim Director of Operations and Maintenance following the retirement of current director Craig Mayer. Her appointment was announced earlier this week by Jim Bogan, Assistant Vice Chancellor of Physical …
Emily Muzzillo named new Director of Radiation Safety
Emily Muzzillo brings new perspectives and experience to role as RSO.
What’s your job? Green Fund sustainability projects with Ian Aley
Ian helps students and employees connect to the right individuals on campus to explore their sustainability ideas and take steps toward translating them into reality.
What’s your job? Campus parking lot upkeep with Troy Ruland
Facilities Manager Troy Ruland maintains parking structures and surface lots on the UW campus, ensuring the safety of all drivers.
Shoemobile comes to FP&M
FP&M Physical Plant employees participated in a Grainger Shoemobile event.
What’s your job? Campus accessibility with Top Tantivivat
Top is a part of FP&M’s Campus Planning and Architecture department. He works to make campus accessible and accommodating for students, staff and guests.
What’s your job? Bicycle education with India Viola
India works in the Transportation Services department of FP&M as a Bicycle Educator. She teaches six classes a year to students, faculty, staff and the general public on bicycle maintenance and safety.
Scott Utter named new Director of Campus Planning and Landscape Architecture
Scott brings more than 24 years of experience as an architect and project manager to his new position
Photos from campus 2nd- and 3rd-shift employee event
FP&M 2nd- and 3rd-shift employees were featured in photos of the April 10 event
What’s your job? Physical Plant interior design with Kirstin Selchow
Kirstin works as one of the interior designers within the FP&M Physical Plant department. She designs and manages projects related to furniture finishes, signage, and space planning for students, faculty and staff.
What’s Your Job? Radiation Safety Specialist with Erica Dill
Erica Dill, Radiation Safety Specialist manages the lead apron program here at UW-Madison ensuring the well-being of students, faculty, and staff.
What’s your job? Pamela Barrett, Physical Plant Director of Architecture and Engineering
“The people and the variety of the work ensure that the job is never boring.” Pam and her team are responsible for orchestrating “small project” renovations of campus buildings
What’s your job? Biosafety cabinet replacement with Tony McGrath
Tony McGrath, Biosafety Cabinet Program Manager, oversees the operations for one of UW-Madison’s most beneficial and self-sustaining initiatives, and one he helped establish.
Former employee finds path through FP&M
Since he was young, Alex Montgomery had an interest in natural science. This fascination would eventually lead him to the medical field and working for EH&S Occupational Safety — and to places outside the comfort zone
What’s your job? Employee technical training with Lorraine Schwager
Lorraine Schwager, CEFP establishes new programs to improve employee training to coordinate skill training sessions for more than 300 employees and 20 positions and trades within Operations & Maintenance