SUMMARY:

Innovative, results driven Mechanical Engineer with valuable experience in various professional sectors including, but not limited to, Confidential Oil and Gas, Petrochemical, Energy, and Steel. Seasoned top performer, focused on leadership and strategic planning, quickly defining priorities and working collaboratively to achieve goals. Exceptional troubleshooting and analytical skills, demonstrating a diverse array of project management competencies with a willingness to learn. Credited with successfully facilitating multiple projects throughout various steps of completion including, but not limited to, conceptual, Pre - FEED, FEED, detail engineering, construction, and commissioning. Particularly experienced in rotating machinery and packaged equipment engineering. Possessing working knowledge of ASME, API, HI, PIP, ASTM, ANSI, NFPA, CMAA, and ISO standards. Actively seeking an Engineering position with a forward moving organization where hard-work and innovation are rewarded with advancement and challenge.

AREA OF EXPERTISE:

Equipment Knowledge, Workflow Optimization, Systems Analysis/Repair, Regulatory Compliance, Engineering/Design Processes, Process Improvement, AutoCAD, NISA, Smart Plant 3D, Pump Sizing Softwares, Omnitrend, Microsoft Office Suite

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Confidential

Senior Design Engineer, Rotating and Packaged Equipment Responsible Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Responsible for API-ASME-fire water-mag drive-vertical cooling water-sump-rotary pumps, API seal systems, diesel engine generator, blower, turbo expander-compressors, crane, treatment packages, pneumatic handling, and compressors buildings area.
• Rotating equipment, driver, mechanical seal selection, sizing and configuration.
• Preparation of engineering documentation such as project technical specifications, data sheets, inquiry packages per API 610,617,674,682,686,NFPA 20, 110, and client specifications.
• Designing cooling tower pumps sump intake arrangement per HI 9.8 that verified by model study.
• Technical bid evaluation, vendor liaison, and post order vendor document review.
• Review of rotating equipment performance curves, evaluation of lateral and torsional rotodynamic analysis. Design calculation checking including seal heat generation, lifting lugs, safety valve, and vessel (MAP, MAWP, MDMT, nozzles, and minimum wall thickness).
• Review of vendor test procedures including hydrostatic and leak tests, balancing, mechanical and performance tests, review and verification of the IOM (Installation, Operation, Maintenance Manual) and test results to ensure contractual and code compliance, including but not limited to review of as tested performance curves, vibration recordings and bode plots and test logs (lube oil/water inlet, outlet temperatures, bearing pad temperatures, etc.).
• Material selection diagram, constructability, and maintainability review of documents.
• Coordination between engineering disciplines, vendors and client, driving company internal execution. Overseeing execution of the job within the Confidential Global Execution Center (Manila).
• Engineering support to field, including trouble shooting during installation and start up.
• Participating in plant modular design model and HAZOP review meetings, reviewing PFDs, P&IDs, control philosophy, and isometrics to assure integration of equipment requirements.

Confidential

Senior Mechanical Design Engineer, Rotating and Packaged Equipment Responsible Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Conducting preliminary equipment sizing and verification of engineering calculations, preparation of engineering documentation and inspection and test plan (ITP), maintaining an active role in piping and instrumentation diagrams review meetings, shop inspection and tests, including but not limited to hydrostatic and leak tests, performance and mechanical run tests, balancing tests.
• Acting as engineering support to field personnel during construction, pre-commissioning, commissioning, and start up while regularly providing engineering support for the marketing department which included proposal input, cost estimation, input to engineering workforce (man-hours), and resource estimation.

Confidential

Mechanical Engineer, Rotating and Packaged Equipment

Responsibilities:

• Responsible Engineer for rotating and packaged equipment such as pump, compressor, electromotor, turbine, fan, blower, hydraulic/pneumatic element, gearbox, chemical injection, centrifuge, conveyor, and crane.
• Participating in machinery equipment preliminary selection to meet process head, flow, density, temperature, pressure, viscosity, etc.
• Providing engineering solutions for quality improvement and cost saving in equipment selection, manufacturing, purchasing, sourcing, and construction.
• Preparation of engineering documentation, technical specifications, data sheets, ITP, RFQ, performing technical bid evaluation on vendor quotes and facilitating vendor document review while supervising fabrication.

Confidential

Mechanical Engineer - Field Maintenance Supervisor

Responsibilities:

• Expansion and optimization projects mechanical engineer, installation, reliability improvement, condition monitoring, repair and maintenance of equipment in polymer production plant including: air compressor package (twin screw), reciprocating and centrifugal and gear pumps, bearings, mechanical seals, couplings, gearboxes, spinning machine centrifugal fan, conveyers, feeders, extrusion, molding equipment,, electrical power distribution, control systems, boiler, heat exchanger, water softener, cooling tower, valves, agitator, hydraulic, HVAC, and mobile equipment included:
• Coordinating modifications, including: performing calculations, recommendation for design and selection of raw materials and surface hardening, tolerance, stack-up analysis and recommendation to modify standard fits, preparation of general arrangement drawing, finalizing detail design and assembly drawings, released instruction and BOM to manufacturing, vendor bid evaluation, supplier design document approval and inspection test records, fabrication inspection, scheduling review, foundation verification, installation inspection, punch list review, and witnessed start-up.
• Review and analysis of vibration data and operational/maintenance reports, presenting solutions, and supervising troubleshooting procedures.
• Coordinating with operation to identify zones for reliability and safety improvements, developing corresponding action plan and mechanical integrity.
• Participating in RCA for roller issues, resulted in resolving main failure mode (galvanic corrosion).

Confidential

Reliability Engineer-Condition Monitoring Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Preparation of CM sketches, job plan, and severity level alert and danger definition.
• Predicting equipment condition (PDM) based on velocity and acceleration overall amplitude value trend by categorizing the health condition of the equipment as good, fair, and rough.
• Implementing label definition, data collection (vibration, temperature, etc.), oil sampling from various packages (pumps, compressors, gas turbines, transformers…)
• Interpreting vibration spectra as vibration diagnosis for detecting damages using First Fourier Transformer (FFT) vibration analyzer, and oil analysis.
• Generating reports with corrective action, recommending improvements, upgrade or repair, coordination for alignment and balancing of rotating equipment.
• Providing technical support for selection of mechanical equipment and its accessories based on reliability improvements.
• Focal point for coordination of Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) design and implementation throughout utility and power plant units, including maintenance plans to improve reliability and reduction of unexpected shut down.
• Preparation of documents such as data sheets, attributes, specifications, maintenance service sheet for preventive maintenance and overhaul and lubrication, maintenance job plan-schedule, crew and material and tools, troubleshooting guide, opportunity maintenance, inventory (spare part), technical archive, Microsoft Project (MSP) and human resource interfaces.
• Analyzing the reports: MTBF, MTTR, availability, FMEA, cost, failure, delay, and resources