I am stationed in our office where I have had the opportunity to work with Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineers, where I'm constantly learning more about building systems. I've had the opportunity to work with all the systems, but my main focus has been working with our Senior Plumbing Engineer where I am learning extensively about domestic water, sanitary, storm water, and natural gas systems. A typical day includes, but are not limited to: - Designing in Revit - Calculations (Carrier HAP loads, Pipe sizing, Recirculation Pump sizing, Expansion Tank sizing, etc.) - Site walks

For my first term I was stationed at Bethesda North Hospital. We had three projects: CVICU Renovation, CATH Lab/ENDOSCOPY Expansion, and an 8th Floor Overbuild. I was given multiple responsibilities: - Leading Stretch and Flex. - Keeping up with Infection Control and Interim Life Safety Measures Checklists. - Updating and managing Punch List. - Tagging RFI’s to Drawings. - Management in Smaller Projects: Landscaping, hallway work, etc. - Filling in for Superintendents when they are absent or are busy: leading daily huddles, giving morning announcements, and helping trades with any issues they have. - Marking up drawings to improve logistics, reduce risk, and highlight specific needs for trades. - Surveying existing ductwork - Updating StructionSite 360 view photos every week. - Working on scheduling for the upcoming weeks. - Any miscellaneous project that is needed.For the rest of my terms, I spent my time at Good Samaritan Hospital, working mostly on the Engineering side with a few superintending responsibilities. My responsibilities included, but are not limited to:- Management of Smaller Projects: Screen Wall and Temporary Loading Dock - Creating logistic plans, completing drawing studies, and any other misc. markups for our team, our owner, subcontractors, and architect- Collecting pricing from trade partners and creating cost breakdown sheets.- Updating StructionSite 360 view photos every week and before every concrete pour- Working on scheduling for our Garage, Screen Wall and Temporary Loading Dock Projects.- Creating/Submitting RFIs and reviewing submittals- Managing the turnover of our Garage- Creating and managing ROJ Matrices- Collecting Close-Out Documents- Buyout for our Temporary Loading Dock job- Utilizing different 3D software for coordination: Sketchup, Navisworks, and Procore Models- Presenting the Engineering section in our Trade Partner Coordination Meetings

Engineering Internship Started interning at Nehemiah in June of 2022- Using DraftSight, created drawing sheets of the production floor and each individual production line, using real life dimensions and locations, as well as, listing requirements and information for machinery.- Also using DraftSight, updated P&ID drawings of Blending processes and water system.- Worked alongside the Quality Engineer and Maintenance to write Installation/Operational Qualification Protocols for new production lines.- Participated in meetings with business partners pre-supplier qualification activities.- Experimented with new products and machinery to determine if they meet Nehemiah's Specifications. - Participated in weekly PM meetings, ensuring equipment is labeled correctly and documented according to the PM system. Before Internship June 2020 - May 2022 • Started in the warehouse as a labeler and order picker, but later was promoted to QC Tech, allowing for me to become knowledgeable of how the company functioned as a whole• Resolved problems when inspections failed (on the production lines, in the lab, or with material inspections out in the warehouse)• Demonstrated comprehensive knowledge of Nehemiah’s products, especially during lab testing and incoming material inspections.• Presented in meetings, giving feedback on how the Quality Department handles product.