Chief Inspector
10-15-18 THRU 7-11-20 FRONTIER INTEGRITY SOLUTIONS- EPIC MIDSTREAM CHIEF INSPECTOR-Responsibilities included the construction of a pump station, terminal, tank farm, truck rack and office building. This also included the supervision of six inspectors including 2 mechanical, 2 tank, 1 electrical, 1 material specialist along with all the specialty trade contractors reaching up to 250 workers. The phase one portion of the project included clearing the facility site of mesquite brush and trash. The construction of roads chain link fence and gates. This also included survey and civil work building everything to grade. After that the construction of the pump station which included 3 mainline pumps with four inbound line connections with four pig receivers two 12” lines, one 16” line and one 24” line each of these included 4 separate meter skids one prover and one 5000 gallon sump. The outbound side included one 24” line and one 16” line each with their own a pig launcher. This work also included the ground up construction of the electrical substation to power two separate EDC/ MCC control buildings. Phase one also included the civil construction of the tank pad area, external tank dyke and the footings for five of the eight 257,000 bbl. tanks constructed. Phase one also included a pad for a twelve bay truck offloading LACT skids and a 100 X 50 office/warehouse building. Phase two included the construction of the terminal transfer header for the pump station to tanks and tanks to pump station transfers. The incoming lines were the same diameters as the pump station with 36” tank to transfer header lines and 30” transfer to pump station line. The terminal also included two more MCC/EDC buildings, control center, another 5000 gallon sump, meter, strainer fire/foam system, two water wells, 3 acre pond and all the interior dykes. The entire system is fully automated and can be controlled from the facility control center or from the EPIC operations center.