Project Manager Engineer

John E. Scanlon Jr.

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Georgetown, Massachusetts 01833

978-***-**** Project Manager/Field Construction

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Professional Summary:

•I have twenty-three years experience in the construction and engineering fields with a

Background in Civil/Site, Electrical, Mechanical, Natural Gas, Nuclear, Instrument & Controls.

•19 years experience in natural gas related projects and facilities.

• I have been involved with design, procurement, design specifications, fabrication and construction of

these facilities.

Knowledgeable in the following codes and standard practices:

ASME codes, sections I, II, III, IV, Divisions I, II, VIII

ANSI B31-1, Power Piping

B31-3, Refinery Piping

B31-4, Liquid Petroleum Piping

B31-8, Gas Transmission and Distribution Piping

API specifications, recommended practices, and standards

API 1104 Welding of Pipelines and Natural Gas Facilities

NFPA 54, 58, 59, 59A, 70

MSS standard practices

AWWA codes and standards

Electrical Classification of Hazardous Areas

Code of Federal Regulations, Title 49, Parts 192 thru 195

Professional Experience History:

Field Site Inspector 4/10- Present

Spectra Energy

Waltham, Mass.

2010 Anomaly Dig

Responsible for 2 crews, occasionally 3, performing anomaly digs throughout Spectra Energy’s

transmission system in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. Ensured that safety and

contractual procedures were followed, and schedules were met. Anomaly repairs included grind & re-

coat, “clock-spring” installations or complete cut-out and replacement. Performed pipe coating

inspection as well. Also oversaw crews involved with casing removals and direct assessments at various

locations on large diameter, high pressure, and live transmission lines in the Algonquin Gas System.

Project Manager 6/03-01/09

Utilities /Facilities / Infrastructure

Del-Jen Inc. (A Fluor Company)

Base Civil Engineering

Hanscom Air Force Base

Bedford, MA.

Responsible for all construction projects on Base. Projects include sanitary sewer, pump stations, water

distribution, steam and condensate distribution, and facilities HVAC. Responsibilities include the

estimating, scheduling, design, design specifications, construction oversight / inspection, change orders,

as-builts, final inspection and acceptance by the U.S. Government, USAF, and DoD.

North Star Industries (January 2001 to October 2002)

Methuen, Massachusetts

Senior Project Engineer

Oversaw the design, construction, procurement, and fabrication of pre-packaged natural gas metering

and regulating facilities.

Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation (December 1991 to January 2001)

Boston, Massachusetts

Pipeline Construction Field Engineer with the Pipeline Services Group

Responsible for design, engineering, procurement and construction of various multi-million dollar gas

projects.

Smith & Norrington Engineering Corporation (August 1989 to December 1991)

Windham, New Hampshire

Design and construction of natural gas metering and regulating facilities as well as the design of Peak-

Shaving Natural Gas/Propane facilities.

United Engineers and Constructors (February 1989 to August 1989)

Boston, Massachusetts

Design of the Colonie Co-Gen facility, Colonie, New York

Essex County Gas Company (a.k.a Keyspan Energy Delivery) (April. 1987 to Feb. 1989)

Amesbury, Massachusetts

Designs and upgrades for the transmission and distribution of natural gas throughout their distribution

system, which was northern Essex County, Mass.

Construction Field Engineer

Seabrook Nuclear Power Station, Pullman-Higgins/UE&C/PSNH

Unit 1, Containment Bldg.

Seabrook, New Hampshire (July 1980 to March 1987)

Responsible for the design, review, and installation of various piping systems. Reviewed design

drawings, weld procedures, issued process sheets, base metal repairs, ECA’s and NCR’s. Supervised

construction crews for installation of vessels, pipe hangers, guides, and supports of ASME and B31.1

piping systems. Conducted walk-downs of systems for completion turn-over packages.

Education:

Mechanical Engineering Program, University of Massachusetts, Lowell, Massachusetts

Engineering Sciences, Northern Essex Community College, Haverhill, Massachusetts

References:

Available upon request

Project Listing - Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation:

•Massachusetts Highway Department/City of Lawrence, Mass. (January 2000 to December 2001)

Demolition of Oxford Mill Facilities

Lawrence, Massachusetts

As site engineer and the City of Lawrence’s representative, oversaw various contractors involved with

the demolition and proper disposal of an abandoned and highly contaminated paper mill. This enabled

Massachusetts Highway Department to re-configure the Interstate 495 approach to the City of Lawrence.

•Iroquois Gas Transmission System

Shelton, Connecticut (September 1999 to January

2000)

Continuing Services Contract to perform a variety of projects from station design to pipeline routing

studies and estimates. Involved with Retrofitting Flow Control capabilities at 18 existing meter stations.

Perform meter station design reviews and construction inspections.

• City of Fall River CSO Abatement Program

Wastewater Treatment Plant Modifications

Fall River, Massachusetts (January 1998 to December 1999)

Provided construction management support to Camp Dresser & McKee during the plant modifications

of the existing Wastewater Treatment Plant. Reviewed contractor submittal shop drawings, resolved

non-conformance reports (NCR’s), design conflicts and performed periodic site inspections and reviews.

Plant modifications consisted of capacity increase from 50 to 106 MGD to handle the Combined Sewer

Outfall (CSO) discharge into the Mount Hope Bay. Structures included a Preliminary Treatment Facility,

substantial modifications to the existing Odor Control Building, Primary Sludge Pump Station No. 2.

•Duke Energy, Waltham, Ma.

Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline

Houston, Texas (January 1998 to September 1999)

Coordinated engineering design effort for 14 meter stations along the 265-mile pipeline. Starting at the

U.S./Canadian border to the interconnect with Portland Natural Gas Transmission System (PNGTS) in

Westbrook, Maine, and continuing through New Hampshire into Massachusetts to the interconnect with

Tennessee Gas Pipeline (El Paso Energy) in Dracut, Massachusetts. Responsible for all engineering

disciplines at each station site.

•Charles County Loop Project

Washington Gas Light Company

Waldorf, Maryland (January 1997 to December 1997)

Coordinated design effort for an 8.6 mile, 20" diameter pipeline project. Responsible for the Bid

Document, Contract and Construction Specifications. Provided calculation and designs for three cased

Conrail crossings, 12 County road crossings and 8 State road crossings using either directionally

drilled and/or slick bored methods. Permits were applied for, and obtained, from State, County

And Railroad Agencies. Procured all pipeline pipe with three different types of coating (Fusion

Bonded Epoxy, Powercrete, and Pritec 10/40), and all high strength/yield fittings and cathodic

protection equipment. The pipeline and two related regulation stations were commissioned in early

December 1997.

John E. Scanlon Jr.

•Boston Harbor Project

Deer Island Related Facilities

Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (August 1996 to January 1997)

Performed analysis and review of contractor’s construction claims involving the 9.2 mile out-fall tunnel.

All results and findings were submitted to MWRA.

•Southern Energy Company formally Commonwealth Electric

Gasification of Unit #2

Canal Electric Power Station

Cape Cod Canal, Sandwich, Mass. (October 1995 to August

1996)

As Site Engineer, oversaw the construction of a 100 MMSCF/D regulating facility and associated

equipment, as well as 5000' of 20" pipe feeding the 600 MW Unit #2 boiler. Responsible for all

radiography, welders qualifications, welding inspections, hydrostatic testing, purging, start-up and

commissioning. Duties included civil and site work, mechanical, structural, electrical,

instrumentation, and controls.

•Portland Natural Gas Transmission System (PNGTS)

Route 101 Relocation Project

Exeter, New Hampshire (July 1995 to October 1995)

As field engineer, oversaw the fabrication, installation, radiography, testing and commissioning

of a 24" high pressure natural gas transmission line in a 30" cased crossing under N.H. Highway

Route 101. Worked as the client's representative in conjunction with N.H.D.O.T. highway

engineers on this federally funded highway-widening project.

•Gillette Facilities Relocation Project

CA/T Contract No. C-1003, Field Engineer

Gillette Park, South Boston, Massachusetts (January 1995 to July 1995)

Coordinate contractor construction activities for Phase I and II of Gillette Facilities Relocation.

Responsible for mechanical, civil, structural and electrical disciplines associated with central

artery casting basin phase scheduled for fall of 1995.

•North Country Pipeline Project, Plattsburgh, New York. (June 1993 to December1994)

16" pipeline installation, 22 miles, U.S./ Canadian border to Plattsburgh, N.Y.

Odorization, Metering, and Regulating facilities installed for a Co-Generation Power Plant.

•LNG Upgrade, Essex County Gas Company, Amesbury, Mass. (August 1992 to December 1993)

Upgrade of existing LNG Vaporization Capabilities. Tie-over of cryogenic piping systems,

vaporization equipment, and distribution system.

•Northern Utilities, Newington Power Station, New Hampshire. (March 1992-August 1992)

Gas Conversion, Northeast Utilities, (formerly PSNH), Granite State Gas Transmission Installation

of 12" pipeline, 3 miles long, metering and regulating facilities enabling the use of duel fuel power

generation.

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