7216 Williams Rd.
Flowery Branch, GA
(678)887-2216

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About Global Handyman

Since 1990, we have been in business. We started as a telecommunications company. Currently, we offer not only telecommunications, but also the following services:

* IT services
* Electronic repairs
* System integration
* Installation
* De-installation
* Removal
* Renovations of office or residential properties (clean, paint, carpentry, dry wall, wiring, plumbing, etc.)

No job is too big or too small. We are licensed and insured, and we are Dun & Bradstreet rated.

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• How did you get started?
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• Global was founded in 1990, by the husband and wife team of Robert and Anne Colee. At the time Global's focus was the repair / refurbishment / sales of Hitachi PABX telephone systems and parts.
  
  In the following years Global grew its business so that it had more than 300 Fortune,Government and Large customers in the United States and Overseas. It also started diversifying its focus to include such things as sales, upgrades and repair of computers, and other I.T. related services.
  
  Formed in 1990 as a consulting firm to service small to fortune-sized businesses Global Communications Group delivers a knowledge base going back almost 30 years. Our primary goal is providing what you need, when you need it. We now open our services to individuals. The bottomline — We do whatever it takes to help you make your business or personal project a success. With our focus on our customers needs we understand how important it is that our factory trained sales and service personal keep up with the latest technology available while giving you the best professional service. Our dedication to advanced cross-training allows our adept professsional staff to guide you in your decision making process and complete your project with the best of quality standards. We offer the highest level of sales and service in the industry.
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• What certifications or professional affiliations do you have?
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• Certifications:
  Federal Emergency Management Agency, Emergency Management Institute: http://training.fema.gov/IS/crslist.asp
  Fundamentals course for radiological monitoring, emergency manager: an orientation to the position IS1, radiological emergency management IS3, an introduction to hazardous materials IS5.a, a citizen’s guide to disaster assistance IS7, building for the earthquakes of tomorrow: complying with executive order 12699 IS8a, animals in disaster, module A: awareness and preparedness IS10, special events contingency planning for public safety agencies IS15a, are you ready? An in-depth guide to citizen preparedness IS22, guide points of distribution IS26, household hazardous materials- a guide for citizens IS55, introduction to incident command system IS100a, deployment basics for FEMA partners IS102, an introduction to exercises IS120a, exercise design IS139, special needs planning considerations for emergency management IS197.EM, ICS for single resources and initial action incidents IS200a, leadership and influence IS240, decision making and problem solving IS241, effective communication IS242, developing and managing volunteers IS244, emergency support function 15 (ESF 15) external affairs: a new approach to emergency communication and information distribution IS250, radiological emergency response IS301, continuity of operations awareness course IS546a, national incident management system (NIMS) an introduction IS700a, national response framework, an introduction IS800b, emergency support function (ESF)#1-transportation IS801, emergency support function (ESF)#2-communications IS802, emergency support function (ESF)#6-mass care, emergency assistance, housing and human services IS806, emergency support function (ESF)#7-logistics management and resource support annex IS807, emergency support function (ESF)#9-search and rescue IS809, emergency support function (ESF)#12-energy IS812, emergency support function (ESF)#14-long term community recovery IS814, critical infrastructure and key resources support annex IS821, nuclear/radiological incident annex IS836, dams sector: crisis management IS870.
  
  United States Air Force Auxiliary Civil Air Patrol: http://cap.gov/
  Aerospace education achievement award “R 60-1, CAPF5 annual examination-powered (2009), aircraft ground handling, wing runner, CAPT 116-general emergency services, skills evaluator training, CAP basic safety course, satellite digital imaging system, information technology specialty track-tech rating, information technology specialty track-senior rating, information technology specialty track-master rating, flight line marshal, corporate learning course, squadron leadership school, Georgia Wing search and rescue school, radiological monitoring course, mission scanner course, aircraft dispatch officer, G1000 ground school and Cessna Factory Authorized training program, CAPT 117 part 1 emergency service, CAPT 117 emergency service part 2, CAPT 117 emergency service part 3, CAPT116 part 1 general emergency services, communications radio operators authorization, air operations officer, flight line officer, dispatch officer, mission observer, aircraft maintenance officer.
  
  United States Air Force: http://www.af.mil/
  Aerospace Ground Equipment Repairman ABR42133, MA-2 multi-purpose service unit AMF42173, MJ-3 hydraulic test stand AMF42173-21, MD-3 Generator set technician 4AM F42173-48(1), D.C., electronic fundamentals, A.C. electronics fundamentals, generator and motor fundamental, maintenance and inspection systems and forms, reciprocating engines, generator sets, air compressors, refrigeration principles, equipment coolers, gas turbine compressors, heaters, hydraulic support equipment, AFSC 42153, secret clearance OSI 1966-1972, defensive driving.
  
  

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