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Idaho Falls, ID

Soda Springs, ID

-Design critical lift plans, prescribing precise crane locations, exact rigging specifications and determining obstructions to safely execute heavy crane work when 2 or more cranes are required, or when requested by the customer as a safety and reliability metric-Design transportation plans to safely secure heavy loads to specialized transporters-Create.

Huntsville, Alabama Area

-Designed the steel base section for a massive steel structure used to test rocket segments for the capable of supporting 1 million pounds-Analyzed bolted connections to fasten the base together per the AISC Construction Manual and NASA specifications-Provided analysis and consultation for the columns and roof system of the test stand

Huntsville, Alabama Area

• Analyzed and reviewed defense designs of various army bases in Afghanistan and recommended strategic placement of Radars and counter artillary guns
• Scrutinized computer data received from C-RAM events in Iraq and Afghanistan, investigated problems with the system based on the data and drafted technical reports to communicate answers and issues
• Briefed forensic analysis to Army customers regarding information discovered and fielded any emerging questions or concerns, ultimately attempting to solve problems on the battlefield as a team
• Repaired computer tools using C# that were designed to more easily interpret data and streamline the investigaton process

• Analyzed and reviewed an 80 ft steel bridge design using Femap/Nastran and the AISC Steel Construction Manual, discovered stress issues and suggested solutions on-schedule
• Modeled ground support steel structures and delivered ProE drawings ahead of schedule necessary for rocket segment stacking, used for a critical NASA ground vibration test of the 300 ft. Ares rocket
• Analyzed steel bolted and welded connections of two steel bridges, a reaction frame and 2 moveable platforms per the AISC Steel Construction Manual that were constructed and tested within NASA specs
• Designed steel lifting beams as well as steel floors and personnel platforms to safely support workers and other testing components, utilizing excess material that saved NASA approximately $20,000
• Referenced the IBC 2006 Manual, ASCE/SEI 7-05 and AISC Steel Manual and employed the ASD and LRFD Design Methods for all design and analysis projects

• Generated Technical Work Documents detailing work procedures and implemented precise controls in regard to safety, radiological and work operations of nuclear reactor overhaul projects
• Designed a 10’x36’x10’ moveable outdoor wood storage building utilizing the IBC 2006 Manual, successfully designed to support all natural, live and dead loads and to store and protect excess steel
• Developed 3-D structural steel models of a 35 ft. x 110 ft. indoor wall and 42 ft. high exterior access stairs per the Steel Manual and IBC 2006 approved by the supervising Professional Engineer
• Supervised overhaul construction projects that cost approximately $5000 to $45,000 from conception to completion, managed supervisors and skilled craft workers complying with Navy 's requirements
• Communicated ideas and design progress with Power Point to supervisors and managers, facilitated the construction progress and minimized delays based on clear understanding and teamwork

• Supervised 3 Water Technicians to maintain 17 remote water quantification sites and developed daily work schedules to optimize time and funds in order to stay on schedule and within budget
• Collected GPS data points in the field to create maps using ArcView software used to analyze water usage by irrigation pivots to efficiently determine critical water quantification
• Lead communicator with Tribal leaders to establish clear understanding and knowledge of construction and data collecting progress and avoided conflict based on exclusion
• Generated annual water reports based on data collected from remote data collection devices that are currently archived for general public access