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Amarillo, TX, US

Amarillo, Texas, United States

West Olive, MI

Management of multiple capital projects associated with fossil and hydroelectric power generation facilities and natural gas compression stations. Projects range in value from $0.5 – 20 Million in value. Address issues of project scope, safety, quality, scheduling and cost. Provide ethical leadership within the Consumers Energy code of conduct. Serve as.

Winnipeg, Canada Area

Responsibilities included development of project and business development opportunities worldwide. Mentor and develop existing project engineering and project management staff. Provide technical liaison and support to joint proposal development activities. Direct, review, and support plant design, construction and commissioning efforts as required.

Amarillo, Texas Area

Responsibilities include project development and management services on a design build basis for an annual portfolio of plant betterment and support projects valued at approximately $40 –50 million. The project portfolio is executed in support of approximately 4000 MW of company owned generation, including pulverized coal, traditional gas fired steam.

Amarillo, Texas Area

• Provided project management services on assigned client projects on behalf of a subsidiary organization. Significant activities included:
• Thermal cycle development and negotiation of principal terms for major equipment as part a successful EPC bidding effort in a joint venture with BE&K Construction for construction of two 500 MW combined cycle power.
• Successfully sourcing two General Electric 7EA combustion turbine generators from the “grey market” (cancelled project by third party) as part of a successful EPC bidding effort in a joint venture with The Industrial.
• Formation and management of a dedicated support team on behalf of the parent company, the “core team”.

Amarillo, Texas Area

• Provided leadership for employer’s efforts to establish a presence in the Owner’s Engineering Markets. Included acquisition and management of a small professional engineering staff in Texas and Connecticut. Significant.
• Execution of a technical and economic feasibility study regarding construction of up to 1000 MW of gas turbine based generation and cogeneration in three phases near Memphis, Tennessee. Study results dictated a.
• Negotiation of an assignment and novation agreement by and between an affiliate, a manufacturer, and a third party for two F class turbines. This transaction was closed in July 2000.
• Execution of an economic feasibility study of construction of 300 MW of dual fueled, simple cycle combustion turbines in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Because of customer preferences and uncertain regulatory treatment, an.
• Development of a generic agreement for condition assessment and potential sale of multiple GE combustion turbine generators (50hz) operating in Argentina.

Amarillo, Texas Area

• Provided project management services for employer assigned projects. Significant activities included the following:
• Project management (as EPC and MGP) for the Blackhawk Station cogeneration project. This project is a non-recourse financed 230 MW cogeneration facility located adjacent to Phillips Petroleum’s Borger (TX) Refining.
• Negotiation of the turbine supply and EPC contracts required for a simple cycle combustion turbine peaking project near Fort Lupton, Colorado.
• Provision of due diligence for a simple cycle, merchant peaking plant located in central Texas and designed to serve both the ERCOT and SWPP grids. Mr. Tiffany led a due diligence team in the areas of design.

Amarillo, Texas Area

Provided support of employer development efforts for various independent power project ventures. Served as a subject matter expert with respect to operation and maintenance costs and operating reliability issues. Activities included development of long term pro-forma O&M budgets used in non recourse financing of multiple independent power generation.

Amarillo, Texas Area

• Provided engineering and technical support to employer’s independent power projects. Significant activities included:
• Extended field deployment to assess and mitigate (where possible) schedule delays, cost overruns and revenue shortfalls associated with the BCH energy project, a waste to energy cogeneration project located near.

Amarillo, Texas Area

• Managed and directed a staff of 40 union craft and 3 exempt support staff for purposes of comprehensive mechanical maintenance of a 3 unit pulverized coal fired power plant with an aggregate nameplate rating of 1050 MW.
• Client’s rating at #1 nationally in non-fuel O&M costs,
• Increasing plant equivalent availability above 90% through CPM and RCM techniques concurrent with planning and execution of four major steam turbine retrofits involving replacement of steam turbine rotors and blade.
• Client’s recognition for working in excess of 1,000,000 power plant man hours without a lost time accident.

Amarillo, Texas Area

Provided thermal performance testing and analysis in support of operations and maintenance of a 3 unit pulverized coal fired power plant with an aggregate nameplate rating of 1050 MW located near Amarillo, Texas.

Bremond, Texas

Development and execution of the operating and testing protocol to establish Owner and Bank acceptance and commercial operation of the first of two units under the EPC contract for the TNP One project. This project consisted of two 150 MW coal fired units and utilized circulating fluidized bed (CFB) technology. This project began commercial operation in 1989

Amarillo, Texas Area

Provided engineering support to various plant operating and maintenance functions as needed and developed and executed a variety of plant betterment projects for Nichols Station, a 3 unit, natural gas fired generating station with an aggregate nameplate rating of 475 MW. As a supervisory plant engineer, Mr. Tiffany provided administrative support in areas.

Master Of Business Administration (Mba), Business Administration And Management, General

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Environmental/Environmental Health Engineering, 3.3

Activities and Societies: ASME, Lacrosse Club, Ski Club, Rugby Club