Davey Mitchell, P.Eng. Email & Phone Number

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

At L.B. Foster Rail Technologies, Davey is responsible for delivering innovative friction management products that meet customer needs in the Rail Transit market. Whether it's helping customers control noise or extend the life of their track and vehicle infrastructure, Davey ensures that customers get the solutions and support that they need to run their.

Jackson, Wyoming, United States

In this combined role, Davey was responsible for working with rail customers in the western US and Canada to assess their needs and recommend the best set of solutions. He applied his specialized knowledge of Friction Management and wheel/rail interface contact mechanics to help customers reduce wheel & rail wear, mitigate noise, and improve fuel economy..

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

As Engineering Project Supervisor, Davey was responsible for supervising a small team of engineering students and managing the research & development project portfolio using the stage-gate process. Davey's seminal project was delivering the first fleet of mobile train-mounted friction control application systems to the freight market and was responsible.

North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Davey's direct responsibilities included developing control software using Programmable Logic Controllers and the specification & integration of sensor and actuator components into autonomous train-mounted friction control application systems. His extended responsibilities include mechanical design and technical project management.

North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

In his final engineering co-op position, Davey worked at Honeywell Process Solutions to develop software for a paper machine simulator in C# and model paper machine disturbances using MATLAB. The simulator software successfully launched in June 2008 and the disturbance modeling was used in Honeywell’s model predictive paper machine control software.

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Over two four-month engineering co-op terms, Davey was responsible for programming and documenting a trajectory planner for a six degree of freedom robotic arm using MATLAB and Simulink. This tool was used to conduct research into Human-Robot Interaction (HRI).

Elk Falls Division, Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada

In his first engineering co-op position, Davey investigated and modeled Thermo-Mechanical Pulping (TMP) variables using PFDs and Mass Balances to understand their effect on the quality of the newsprint being manufactured. He used this information to collaborate with Plant Operators and Engineers to understand issues affecting newsprint quality and to.