Engineer Design
Resume:
ANTHONY A. OSUMA, P.E.
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St. Louis, Mo 63101
E-Mail: *********@*******.***
Phone: 314-***-****(Cellular)
OBJECTIVE: To obtain a challenging position in your company that will allow me to utilize
and further develop my engineering knowledge and skills.
EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, June 1998.
University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama.
Registered Professional Engineer, State of Missouri – Active.
PROFESSIONAL Professional Engineer, State of Missouri.
REGISTRATION: PE License No. 200-***-****.
EXPERIENCE: Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc., October 2008 – March 2010.
Job Title: Sr. Mechanical Project Engineer.
Project coordination duties; design of HVAC systems for transportation facilities.
Preliminary engineering for Transit Facilities and preparation of construction
documents.
HVAC heating and cooling load calculations, energy modeling for LEED
complaint buildings.
Specifications review and editing.
Review of shop drawings and response to RFIs and other construction-related
matters.
Attend and participate in design and construction planning meetings.
Clark, Richardson and Biskup Consulting Engineers, Incorporated, October
2006 – October 2008.
Job Title: HVAC/Process Mechanical Project Engineer.
Design of HVAC systems for pharmaceutical facilities and clean rooms.
Preparation of construction documents, P&IDs and controls diagrams.
HVAC heating and cooling load calculations.
Specifications review and editing.
Review of shop drawings and response to RFIs and other construction-related
matters.
Attend and participate in design and construction planning meetings.
Webb Engineering Services, Incorporated, October 2001 – October 2006.
Job Title: HVAC Mechanical Project Engineer.
Design, project and construction management of HVAC projects for mid-size buildings.
Duties include conceptual design; specification writing including DDC controls
specifications, energy calculations, and detailed documentations during design
and construction phases of projects. Ductwork design and layout of variable and
constant air volume systems that utilize air handling, terminal units and energy
recovery units. Mechanical room equipment and hydronic piping layout and
sizing of steam and cooling condensate piping; steam, hot and chilled water
piping systems.
Feasibility studies, field analyses and estimating for upgrade and conversion of
existing HVAC systems. Review and editing of specifications to meet scope of
design for commercial buildings. Light supervision of entry-level HVAC
designers. Also possess minimal experience in the design of plumbing and fire
protection systems for commercial buildings.
HBE Corporation, October 1998 – October 2001.
Job Title: HVAC Project Engineer.
Design of HVAC systems for Health and Financial facilities.
Compute and analyze heating/cooling loads based on ASHRAE factor resources,
using industrially available computer programs.
Size and lay-out ductwork, hot water piping systems. Also, condensate and
refrigerant lines.
Energy calculation and evaluations. Review of contractor submittals based on
manufacturers cut sheet data.
Evaluation of field balance reports.
Utilize industrially available catalogues and programs for optimal selection of
equipment for the proper functioning of VAV and constant volume HVAC
systems. Edit job specifications and codes to meet the scope of banks and
financial institution projects; including automatic controls specifications.
Dixie Arc, Incorporated, November 1997 - June 1998.
Job Title: Mechanical Engineering Co-op.
Drafting (AutoCAD) duties, design and fabrication of contact pads, electric arc
furnaces, electrode holders, delta closures, induction and current-carrying cables
and bus tubes.
Selected Projects at Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.:
HVAC Design of Projects in the Transportation Industry;
February 2009- March 2010.
Toronto York Spadina Station Extension Project;
Project for TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) consisted of a new subway station
box comprising of an under-platform, platform, service, concourse and bus
platform level, as well as a surface facility comprising of a concourse and upper
concourse level. Participated in the design of the HVAC system for both facilities.
The HVAC design consisted of (4) modular type air handling units that provided
cooling to public areas in the stations by means of natural ventilation and
provided heating by means of integral electric modules. The air handling units
were of 9,000 CFM, 19,000 CFM, 25,000 CFM and 37,000 CFM capacities. Each
space served by an air handling unit was provided with ventilation air that met a
prescribed air changes per hour rate or the air change rate required to handle the
space’s internal heat loads, which ever was greater. Offices and other occupied
spaces within the facility were served by packaged air-source heat pumps, while
elevator machine rooms and escalator service rooms (on the platform level) were
served by industrial-grade packaged air-conditioning units. Ventilation air was
provided to mechanical rooms for each packaged air-conditioning unit and heat
pump by means of separated exhaust ventilation systems. There were (2) fire
fighter’s access stairs; one on the north and the other on the south extremities of
the station box facility, with each stair served by (1) 9000 CFM inline stair
pressurization fan system. An emergency power room (batter y room) was
maintained at a negative pressure by means of a duplex spark-resistant exhaust
fan. Task included performing load calculations for entire building utilizing
Carrier HAP and Trane Trace programs. The station system also consisted of
hoists for equipment lifting and location, as well as a monorail system.
300,000 sq. ft., (5) station box floors, (2) surface facility floors
October 2009 – November 2009.
Mammoth Cave Visitors Center, Phase 2;
Coordinated HVAC design around architectural features to meet special
requirements of museum building. Building consisted of (2) floors and a platform
level. Designed VAV system comprising of a 40,000 CFM VAV air handling unit
and several VAV boxes serving building zones. Zone heating was furnished by
electric reheat coils in the boxes. Designed ductwork and chilled water piping
sizing and layout. Chilled water piping was connected to existing chiller also
serving existing portion of museum building.
50,000 sq. ft., (3) floors.
October 2008 – July 2009.
Honolulu High Capacity Transit Corridor Project, Honolulu, Hawaii:
Participated in the mechanical engineering and preliminary design for HVAC
systems for various buildings that are part of the planned new transit system for
Honolulu. These buildings include stations, communications buildings, transit
vehicle maintenance shops, vehicle storage yards, an operations control center,
traction power substations, and several multilevel parking structures. The stations
are of five different basic configurations, some aerial stations of 2 or 3 levels, and
others at grade and below grade level. This project utilized the Trace 700 program
version 6.1.2 to calculate the savings in energy between the proposed design
buildings and a baseline buildings based on LEED –NC v2.1 EA Credit 1 and
ASHRAE 90.1-2004.
Selected Projects at CRB Consulting Engineers, Inc.:
HVAC, Plumbing, Fire Protection and Process and Clean Utility Design of
Projects in the Pharmaceutical Industry;
February 2007 – July 2008.
Covidien/Mallinkrodt – B5 Project Orange Renovation and Addition
St. Louis, Missouri.
DEA classified project. Designed a new stand-alone compressed air system to
handle the requirements of automated and manual stick inserters, blister packers,
cartoners, lable printers, as well as other associated process equipment. Designed
system with stringent air change, air pressurization, temperature and humidity
control requirements utilizing a direct expansion split (Munters) dehumidification
unit in conjunction with a recirculating air handling unit.
3,200 sq. ft., (2) floor
December 2007 – February 2008.
Covidien/Mallinkrodt – B96 Peptide Expansion
St. Louis, Missouri.
Design of clean rooms to handle the moisture and heat generation resulting from
the lyophilization and isolation of peptide APIs. Designed HVAC system with 4-
pipe chilled and heating hot water systems for custom air handling units to
maintain air change rates, temperature, humidity and air pressurization within
clean rooms per ISO requirements. Wrote specifications for biosafety cabinets,
vented balanced safety enclosures, fume hoods, chemical solvent hoods and inert-
gas glove boxes.
7,500 sq. ft., (2) floors.
September 2007 – December 2007.
Covidien/Mallinkrodt – Addition to R&D Pilot Plant
Webster Groves, Missouri.
Designed new constant volume HVAC system with terminal reheats coils for
facility. All supply and exhaust air devices incorporated the use of terminal HEPA
filters to eliminate contamination to product, users and public. Project scope also
involved the design of a duct collection system. Design included a new primary-
secondary chilled water pumping system, cooling tower water for water cooled
chillers, steam generation system to accommodate system terminal reheat coils,
air handling unit preheat coils, an air handling unit humidification steam
generation system and cleaning of USP tanks.
13,270 sq. ft., (2) floors.
June 2007 – September 2007.
Sanofi Pasteur – B57 Formulation
Swiftwater, Pennsylvania.
Assited client in a conceptual design study to isolate and recommend design
strategy solutions to airflow pressurization and balancing problems associated
with certain ISO classified rooms with facility building.
20,000 sq. ft., (2) floors.
April 2007 – May 2007.
Anika Therapeutics – Bedford Manufacturing Expansion
Woburn, Massachusetts.
Design of process mechanical systems to serve process tank systems. Piping
design include nitrogen, compressed air, water for injection, di-ionized water,
reverse osmosis water, clean steam, plant steam and condensate piping systems.
35,000 sq. ft. (1) floor.
February 2007 – April 2007.
Schering-Plough Coppertone Continuous Spray
Cleveland, Tennessee.
HVAC design of compounding packaging, aerosol packaging and bag-on-valve
packaging rooms for the manufacture of alcohol-based aerosol sprays.
Design of spaces based on air changes to meet ISO requirements. Skid-mounted
Temperature Control Modules utilizing chilled water and heating hot water to
maintain the temperature of a process water-loop serving (3) process tank jackets.
Design of foam forming (fire protection) systems for alcohol and hydrocarbons,
and design of Process Utility Piping to meet needs of existing facility.
40,000 sq. ft., (1) floor.
October 2006 – December 2006.
KV Research Center.
St. Louis, Missouri.
HVAC design of clean rooms and airlocks based on ISO classifications to meet the needs of this
pharmaceutical facility;
Design of Process and Clean Utility Piping.
40,000 sq. ft., (1) floor.
November 2006 – December 2006.
Sigma Building T–East cGMP Expansion
St. Louis, Missouri.
Calculated space load requirement for existing building floor based on air
changes, cleanroom classifications, relative space pressurization, temperature and
humidity requirements. Made recommendation for rebalancing of system based on
airflows determined from new load calculations. Specified and recommended
alarm sensors with the established accuracy limits of the system in order to
eliminate constant alarm setoffs.
11,000 sq. ft, (1) floor.
November 2006 – December 2006.
ZLB Behring, LLC.
Kankakee, Illinois.
Calculated space load requirements for two air handling units that serve spaces
within a single existing floor based on air changes, cleanroom classifications,
relative space pressurization, temperature and humidity requirements. Rezoned
areas of the floor space to better serve new usage requirements. Made
recommendation for rebalancing of system based on airflows determined from
new load calculations. Recalibration of sensor and alarms to meet new established
space airflows and room pressurization differentials.
3,000 sq. ft, (1) floor.
November 2006 – December 2006.
Pfizer Site ODC Chiller Replacement Project.
Wrote specifications for a single 150 HP compressor, dual-evaporator, 69-Ton low
temperature chiller that utilized R507a as refrigerant utilized 50% methanol
solution as cooler fluid and utilized well water as condenser fluid.
December 2006 – January 2007.
Bioport Corporation
Lansing, Michigan.
Review and assisted in compiling a comprehensive instrumentation and controls
Points list for PLC and BAS systems comprising of a Motor Control Center, (10)
Digital Controllers and 1,000 + pneumatically and electronically-operated valves.
75,000 sq. ft., (3) floors.
Selected Projects at Webb Engineering Services, Inc.:
July 2006 – September 2006.
Gateway High School - Animal Laboratory.
St. Louis, Missouri.
2,800 sq. ft., (1) floor.
May 2006 – April 2006.
Bank Star One – HH Facility;
Air Conditioning and Renovation
Camden County, Missouri.
11,702 sq. ft., (2) floors.
March 2006 – April 2006.
First State Community Bank
Terre-Du-Lac, Missouri
3,650 sq. ft., (1) floor.
February 2006 – June 2006.
Air Conditioning and Renovation of
Student Center / Brady Commons Expansion
University of Missouri Columbia.
Columbia, Missouri.
VAV system, 4-pipe hydronic system, chiller / boiler systems, DDC controls.
47,197 sq. ft., (3) floors.
December 2005 – June 2006.
Missouri School for the Deaf;
Fulton, Missouri.
Air Conditioning and Renovation of Pool and Gymnasium.
9,800 sq. ft., (1) floor.
December 2004 – February 2005.
Miscellaneous SCB Projects - Plans and Specifications Review for
Heideman Associates, Inc.
August 2005 - October 2005.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car.
O'Fallon, Illinois.
4,520 sq. ft., (1) floor.
August 2004 - April 2005.
Lincoln University St. Louis Cooperative Extension Program.
St. Louis Missouri.
4,773 sq. ft., (1) floor.
February 2004 – April 2004.
4th Floor Renovation and Air Conditioning for the
Met Center, SSD - Technical Education Program.
St. Louis, Missouri.
9, 410 sq. ft., (1) floor.
January 2003 - March 2003.
Renovation and Air Conditioning of
Oak Hill Elementary School - St. Louis Public Schools District
St. Louis, Missouri.
65,000 sq. ft., (2) floors.
November 2002 - January 2003.
Renovation and Air Conditioning of Anthony Hall,
Lincoln University Jefferson City,
Missouri.
70,000 sq. ft., (4) floors.
February 2002 - December 2002.
Air Conditioning of Addition to
Herbert Hoover Boys' and Girls' Club
St Louis, Missouri.
40,000 sq. ft (2) floors.
August 2002 - November 2002.
East St. Louis Fire House #422
East St. Louis, Missouri.
35,000 sq. ft., (2) floors.
January 2002 - March 2002.
Renovation and Air Conditioning of
Yeatman Middle School - St. Louis Public Schools District
St. Louis, Missouri.
75,000 sq. ft., (2) floors.
November 2001 - January 2002.
Alton Memorial Hospital Renovation and
Addition to Air Conditioning System for
Twin Rivers MRI.
Alton, Illinois.
30,000 sq. ft., (1) floor.
October 2001 – October 2004.
Lambert St. Louis International Airport
Noise Mitigation Program.
St. Louis, Missouri.
Program involves the replacement of window-mounted packaged terminal air-
conditioners with residential grade split system air-conditioners in homes around
the airport.
Duties involve monitoring the work of the HVAC/electrical subcontractors and
coordinating the HVAC/electrical installation.
Attend survey visits of homes to determine existing conditions prior to designing
homes. Produce 8.5"x11" schematic drawings in AutoCAD 2002 format that
describes the installation scope for each home. Schematics define equipment
sizes, duct sizes and layout and electrical panel/feed upgrades information.
Review contractor's shop drawings based on schematic designs.
Documentation of punch lists and owner acceptance forms.
Brief home owners on warranty information.
Fortnightly reports to the LSIA Airport Authority on the progress of various
aspects of the program.
Selected Projects at HBE Corporation:
Solely responsible for the entire HVAC design and Computer-aided drafting
of the following bank projects;
November 2000 - December 2000.
Cornell Fingerlakes Credit Union.
Village of Lansing, New York.
4,000 sq. ft., (1) floor.
March 2000 - May 2000.
Peoples' Community Credit Union.
Amarillo, Texas.
14,000 sq. ft., (1) floor.
January 2000 - March 2000.
Core One Credit Union.
Columbus, Ohio.
7,400 sq. ft., (2) floors.
Worked with a team of engineers in designing the following selected projects;
July 2000 - September 2000.
Kimball County Hospital
Kimball, Nebraska.
150, 000 sq. ft., (3) floors.
April 2000 - June 2000.
Anheuser - Busch Employees' Credit Union.
St. Louis, Missouri.
65,000 sq. ft. (2) floors.
August 1999 – October 1999
FAA Employees’ Credit Union
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
15,000 sq. ft., (2) floors.
SKILLS: AutoCAD 2010, Microsoft Word 2007, Microsoft Excel 2007, Carrier Hourly
Analysis Program Version 4.20, Elite Software Program, H-Tools Program,
Trane TOPPS Program.
PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS: American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers.
REFERENCES: Available upon request.
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