Caroline Dawoud Email & Phone Number

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

• Respond to process safety incidents to manage emissions and efficiently return natural gas assets to service through war room efforts, while maintaining confidentiality and reporting to Canada Energy Regulator (CER)
• Lead and support Root Cause Analysis (RCA) investigations through conducting interviews, gathering resources, presenting to stakeholders and leadership, and crafting internal and regulatory compliance reports
• Identify effective corrective actions and opportunities for improvement, gain buy-in from stakeholders, and oversee implementation to protect safety of personnel, environment, and facilities through quality management
• Present investigation findings and process safety moments to large audiences (e.g. all project managers, all EITs, all Pipe Integrity leadership) with stellar feedback from up to the SVP level and a spotlight award
• Manage project through the design, testing, and field execution of innovative $4,000 device to retrieve hot tap coupon from critical pipeline, allowing for in-line inspection and avoiding risky $200,000 traditional.
• Lead continuous improvement efforts for hot tap projects through building a calculator for the hot tap ITP and field testing the internal pipe damage caused by hot tap coupons

• Populate pipeline integrity field data forms in T-FORMS and perform data validation (QA/QC) to ensure accurate pipe data, threat assessment, and threat management
• Manage data from all Canada Gas below ground (BG) facility excavations and take initiative to lead program development to address gaps in this sector of field data
• Drive continuous quality management improvement of field forms and field data program
• Support integration of BGs into T-FORMS through data dictionary development and user acceptance testing

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

• Combating seniors' isolation with consistent and organized events, activities, and programs that ultimately aid their mental and physical health
• Recruited 250+ ardent student volunteers and performers
• Leading executive board in organizing monthly activities
• Managing bank account and overseeing funding applications
• Supervising events, volunteering, and speaking to seniors about the services they need
• Managing partnerships with other clubs such as music clubs that provide performers, the marketing club which creates our promotional material, and Alberta Health Services for referring volunteers to SWA

• Leading two new design project teams in a virtual setting, as well as the finance and educational outreach teams
• Leading two Biomimicry Global Design Challenge 2020 finalist groups through the Biomimicry Institute’s entrepreneurial launchpad program
• Serving as the club's liaison with the Schulich Dean's Office and external organizations
• Presenting regularly on biomimetic engineering to audiences as large as 500
• Organizing and facilitating all team meetings

• Organized annual educational outreach opportunities and technical workshops around Calgary and doubled them to 12
• Serving as the club's liaison with the Schulich Dean's Office and external organizations
• Presenting regularly on biomimetic engineering to audiences as large as 300
• Leading meetings for events and education team, and assigning tasks
• Designing and iterating Water Pods activity aimed to promote sustainability and biomimetic engineering
• Hosting a SolidWorks and 3D printing workshop for 65 Schulich students

• Tackled plastic pollution with biomimetic solar-powered pyrolysis unit project for cleaner, more sustainable plastic-to-fuel conversion while utilizing by-products to build social enterprise for users
• Presenting regularly on biomimetic engineering to audiences as large as 300
• Leading project team when VP Projects is unavailable
• Organizing build sessions, material sourcing, and tool access
• Teaching soldering workshops to members of Schulich clubs
• Organizing team-building events and leading ENOVA through a Student Union competition

• Partnering with non-profit organizations to promote greater independence for children with disabilities through adapting various electric ride-on toy cars to be used in therapy sessions for their mobility needs
• Leading team of 60 engineering students through designing adaptations for 80 cars
• Managing research and design of original, modular vehicle for demographic's unique needs
• Liaising with the Schulich Dean's Office, GRIT Calgary, Variety Alberta, and Alberta Health Services
• Teaching new members about brainstorming, design, budgeting, documentation, SolidWorks, 3D printing, building, Arduino, coding, and soldering
• Planning and managing all meetings and build sessions

• Led Repairs & Upgrades sub-team through finding solutions to 10 cars' motor, braking mechanism, circuitry, and battery issues
• Designing, manufacturing, and mounting adjustable polycarbonate support trays
• Organizing build sessions and shop access
• Testing and monitoring the cars’ safety and performance
• Documenting procedures and designs
• Creating instructional care manuals

• Marketing annual research program for high school students to promote their involvement in higher level health and data science research through consulting on various companies’ health-oriented problems
• Organizing information sessions at high schools
• Increasing enrollment from pilot year (20 participants to 70)
• Organizing research symposium for faculty and students

Bachelor Of Science In Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Engineering Leadership Program, Schulich Internship Program Member of Schulich Scholars Association, Engineering.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Head of Technical Theatre, President of Spanish Club, IB Shadow Day Director, Open House Speaker, Graduation.

Certificate

Social Sciences

WGST 350 - Gender, Science and Technology