William Sides Email & Phone Number

Aadgo

. He developed, published, & instituted their first computer program for solving complex empirical formulas for fluid flow in open & closed conduits, piping, & drainage. Each calculation, which formerly took days, could then be solved in minutes. He also developed and wrote the first standardized construction material & labor specifications for the Division, which saved thousands of hours for engineering on contract preparation for 23 Assembly plants. He did estimations (some as high as $23 million) for mechanical services changes and for annual model year changes. He designed, wrote specifications for construction contracts, and supervised contractors on mechanical changes and additions for 23 assembly plants. One major project he completed was for was the first use of foam for fire suppression at the Automotive assembly plants. He designed, negotiated approval with the National Fire Protection Underwriters, and supervised installation of the first foam system to suppress fires on the final assembly lines of the automotive plants. This eliminated the use of expensive CO2 systems. While at Ford he attended night school at the University of Michigan, earning an MBA degree in 1968.

Aadgo

. He developed, published, & instituted their first computer program for solving complex empirical formulas for fluid flow in open & closed conduits, piping, & drainage. Each calculation, which formerly took days, could then be solved in minutes. He also developed and wrote the first standardized construction material & labor specifications for the Division, which saved thousands of hours for engineering on contract preparation for 23 Assembly plants. He did estimations (some as high as $23 million) for mechanical services changes and for annual model year changes. He designed, wrote specifications for construction contracts, and supervised contractors on mechanical changes and additions for 23 assembly plants. One major project he completed was for was the first use of foam for fire suppression at the Automotive assembly plants. He designed, negotiated approval with the National Fire Protection Underwriters, and supervised installation of the first foam system to suppress fires on the final assembly lines of the automotive plants. This eliminated the use of expensive CO2 systems. While at Ford he attended night school at the University of Michigan, earning an MBA degree in 1968.

Wayne Assembly Plant

designing facilities for mechanical services, designing electronic heating & air conditioning controls, preparing bid papers, & supervising contractors, he served as relief foreman, general foreman and superintendent for all the skilled trades, maintenance and cleanup departments when needed.