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Lawinell Finister

Electrical Engineer

RESUME

ADDRESS AND PARTICULARS

Temporary Address Permanent Address

***** **** ****** *******, *** 5 2021 9th St.

Spring City, Tennessee 37381 Bremerton, Wa. 98337

I am a USA citizen

Phone 256-***-**** home

Cell Phone 423-***-**** personal

Email abnsic@r.postjobfree.com personal

Objective: To obtain an Engineering position and utilize my experience to renovate,

building or maintain electrical systems. I bring over 25 years of experience in

industrial, construction, maintenance, and design experience.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

FIELD AND DESIGN EXPERIENCE

Bechtel Power –

Sept 2009 to Present

Watts Bar Nuclear

Electrical Generating Plant

Spring City, Tennessee

• Modification of TVA Nuclear facilities - Electrical drawing

modifications, (DRAs, DCAs), indicating interconnection of equipment,

equipment to auxiliaries, and controllers. Modification of drawings it is

necessary to use Utility, TVA and nuclear standards. Modifications of

drawings included coordinating with other disciplines from structural,

civil, mechanical etc. I supported construction and craft by interfacing

with vendors, contractor and other engineers. I am now part of a team that

is documenting Environmental Quality of equipment. As part of the EQ

team climbed ladders and scaffolding and "dressed out" as required to

perform inspection duties inside radiological controlled areas

Bechtel Corp – WSOPS Support Engineer

2

Sept 2007 to Sept 2008

499 Boeing Blvd

Huntsville, Alabama 35824

• Senior Electrical Engineer. - Provide technical reviews, project estimates,

support of equipment related problems, and completed the field work for a

power system study, (ETAP). The ETAP software provides coordination-

short circuit studies, transient, and harmonics analysis. The ETAP

program could include had the capability to conduct arc flash analysis,

multiple energy sources and one line diagrams.

Moody Moody International Ltd – Ghana W. Afiica

March 2006 – April 2007

• Managing Director for a start up company in Ghana W. Africa to export

cocoa powder, sesame, ginger and other agricultural products to the

Middle East. Registered the company with government officials, secured

bank accounts, wrote employee contracts, secured quotes for products and

inspected product distributor premises. I started this company after

receiving numerous request for the products mentioned from a buyer of

the products located in the Middle East. Products were presented to the

buyer and buyer did not take any action. I recently received a Boeing

“Pride Award” for efforts.

AMEC Environmental – Taji Military Base, Iraq

April 2005 – March2006

4513 Creedmoor Road, Suite 500

Raleigh, NC 27612

Ssupervisor - Charles Mouzannar 610-***-****

• Contract position as an Electrical Superintendent at Camp Taji, Iraq.

Oversaw the construction of more than 20 miles of 11kv circuits to

electrify a military base. Overhead power came from Iraqi government

Substation to 480 volt substations and distribution to base buildings.

Modified or optimized the general work schedule. Presented and justified

the schedule o the client. Ensured the optimal work conditions. Approved

equipment, providing guidance to Iraqi contractors and other support as

needed. Became familiar with Iraqi construction methods and with

European standard. Gave status reports, partial approval of invoices, final

test and acceptance. Assisted in the design of additions and modifications to the

electrical system.

Daily inspection and monitoring of the quality and progress of contractors work.

Ensuring that the systems/equipments meet contractual as well as operational

requirements. Participation and acceptance and commissioning of the work.

Working with the contractor for and on behalf of owner’s interest. Pushed the

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progress of procurements with Contractor to ensure the schedule of project / the

key milestones are met. Checked and inspected electrical equipments prior to the

installation for their status, brand, specifications which should meet contract’s

conditions, operational requirements. Discussed the installation procedures with

Contractor prior to the implementations in order to anticipate problems before they

arise and take necessary actions to avoid them. Monitored and inspecting

installation methods to ensure that the construction is installed in proper and safe

manner according to the guidelines of Maker/Producer, contractual specifications

and operational requirements. Daily reporting the progress, raising issues related to

the works to the PM / Owner representative. Giving suggestions/ proposals/

solutions on the changes of equipments/ instruments/ systems to the Owner/

Contractor based on owned experience. Checking contractor/subcontractor invoices

against contractor jobs/equipments. Preparation and issuance of Weekly and

Monthly Reports to Project Manager. Perform other related duties as assigned.

Computer Science Corp – Osan Air Force Base, Pyongtaek S. Korea

March 2004 – March 2005

CSC Federal Sector

7903 Tuskegee Road

Brooks City Basse, Tx 78235

Supervisor – Gary Powell 011 82-31-661**** abnsic@r.postjobfree.com

• Contract position as an Energy Engineer. I oversaw the construction,

installation and commissioning of energy management system for the

Osan Military Base. This included a base wide energy management

computer system for the base, base-wide retrofit to energy efficient

lighting, retrofit of base wide heating and cooling and other energy

efficient strategies. Energy efficient strategies included reports of base

energy technologies, keeping base personnel informed of energy

efficiencies and base initiatives to improve energy use. Purchase of

energy efficient boilers and re-commissioning of heating and cooling

systems.

• Performed energy studies of buildings systems by field analysis and

instrumentation, talking to maintenance, talking to the customer and

determining the requirements, referring to industry standards,

recommending changes in the use of lighting and equipment and controls

as necessary to bring about greater efficiency and required pay back

period. Utilized electrical billing schedules in the determination of ways

of lowing the electrical bills and what engineering changes possible that

would produce energy savings.

• Provided energy efficiency expertise to various on going designs, HVAC

maintenance, and electrical maintenance departments to improve the efficient

design and use of energy systems. Researched new beneficial electrical and

building science technologies with the goal of optimizing the energy efficiency

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of commercial and residential buildings. Communicated information to lay

persons concerning energy efficiency by using audio-visual system software

systems such as Power Point.

Boeing Co. – Everett and Seattle, Washington

June 1985 – January 2003

3003 W. Casino Road

Everett, Wa. 98204-1910

Supervisor - Brian A. Oconnor 425-***-**** abnsic@r.postjobfree.com

• Electrical Plant/Facilities Engineer - Used AutoCad for design and

construction projects. Designed HID, (metal halide, high pressure sodium

for interior and exterior lighting), and fluorescent lighting systems with

interfaced to PLC systems, relay controls, push button stations or simple

light switches using. Designed fire alarm systems, relay controls, power

distribution, motor control centers, instrumentation, schematics, panel

boards schedules, layouts, cable and raceways. Designed grounding and

lightning protection circuits. Solved construction related problems by

determination fault and the most effective solution having the least

impact to construction, operations, and manufacturing budgets and

schedules. Familiar with NEC, Factory Mutual Standards and other

industry standards such as ANSI, NEMA, IEC, IEEE, IEC, and OSHA. I

am experienced troubleshooting using PLC interface programs for Allen

Bradley and General Electric machines. Worked with Project

Management in determining electrical equipment requirements including

specifications, power requirements, layout, and control requirements.

Worked closely with other facilities engineers, construction management,

and operations to maximize electrical systems. Proven record of working

in a team or as a lead and required by the project and management. I am

committed to incident & accident free environment..

Designed electrical power systems composing of transformers,

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breakers, motors, lighting, drives, uninterruptible, lighting protection,

conduit and cable schedules, power distribution, power plans, and riser

diagrams. I have preformed voltage drop calculations, conduit fill

calculations and managed short circuit studies, power factor correction

studies, and harmonic distortion. Coordinate and act as liaison with other

engineers on the design of major construction projects. Monitored

schedules and inspected construction project work in progress and

recommend partial and final payments to contractors.

• Developed project plans, written scopes, requirements, budgets, and ordered key

components for multi-million dollar projects. Built consensus across engineering

disciplines on complex projects and initiatives. Executed plans and identified

issues or obstacles and brought to resolution. Coordinated request for quotes,

reviewed shop drawings and modified drawings to accommodate approved as built

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conditions, field visits to review contractors work and resolve field related

problems, perform inspections and punch lists.

• Worked equipment safety issues by being on safety review boards to review

plant equipment safety issues. The safety review board could involve safety

personnel, engineers, and managers. Recommendation were made to management

and equipment suppliers were advised of recommendations.

• Worked with maintenance personnel by supplying designs changes,

ordering of parts, and establishing budgets. Supported maintenance by

assisting in troubleshooting of electrical equipment using PLCs and

handheld instruments. Calibrated old style electromechanical medium

voltage over-current relays, phase reversal, and transformer

differential relays. Approved switchgear and substation submittals and

performed acceptance testing of switchgear and substations.

U.S. Army Corp of Engineers

June 81 – June 85

Seattle, Wa & Portland, Or

Electrical Engineer - Designed electrical power systems composing of

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transformers, breakers, motors, lighting, conduit and cable schedules, power

plans, and riser diagrams. Developed project plans, scopes, requirements, budgets, and

ordered key components for projects. Coordinated request for quotes, reviewed shop

drawings and modified drawings to accommodate approved as built conditions, field visits

to review contractors work and resolve field related problems, perform inspections and

punch lists.

Honeywell Marine Systems

Jan 1979 – June 85

Silverdale, Wa.

• Associative Systems Engineer – Conducted studies of naval base

electrical distribution, identified potential problem areas and forwarded to

management. Updated base electrical distribution drawing and provided

drawings.

HANDS-ON

EXPERIENCE

• Troubleshooting of equipment, determination of the fault and the most

effective solution having the least impact to construction and manufacturing

budgets and schedules.

• Experienced commissioning electrical, instrumentation systems and control

system for equipment and building systems.

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OFFICE SKILLS

• Utilized office software applications such as AutoCad, MS Project, Excel, Access,

PowerPoint and Word.

• Valid Tennessee Driver’s License

COMMUNICATION AND TEAM SKILLS

• Successfully worked with architects, engineers of other disciplines to

complete projects.

• Worked with electricians, customer/clients

representatives, regulatory agency representatives,

construction contractors, and electrical equipment

representatives.EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering, University of Wa. @ Seattle, 12/79

North Seattle Community College @ Seattle, Electronics Tech 09/73 – 08/74

Continuing Education Classes for Lighting, Power Distribution, Motor Control,

Programmable Logic Controllers, Process Controllers, Electrical classes for

Hazardous areas and confined space, hydraulics, pneumatics, etc.

Olympic College in Bremerton, Wa, 2003, Information Technology

REFERENCES AND PARTIAL TRAINING SUMMARY:

Available upon request

EMPLOYEE PROFILE

SECTION VII - COMPANY TRAINING

EMPLOYEE: FINISTER, LAWINELL td/S: OF-49 PHONE: 425-***-**** P/C: 4 BUDGET: 6-8N9F-

COMPANY NON-MONITORED

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BCAG OTH 6C995527 DRIVES WORKSHOP 5.004/99

ISS GL-MN0278 Instrument & Process Cntrl I/Pressure Measurement20.0 04/99

ISS GL-MR0277 Instrument & Process Cntrl ( I/Measurements Founda 20.0 04/99

BCAG 0TH 6C995460 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE UPDATE 8.0 04/99

ISS GL-NN0280 Instrument & Process Cntrt I/Flow Measurement I 20.0 03/99

BCAG 0TH 6C995461 NORTH REGION CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT 1.0 03/99

BCAG OTH 6C-65059 WINGS SOARING IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF RESPECT 4.0 01/99

BCAG 0TH 1X-A1455 Ethical Business Conduct - Baseline Training 1.0 01/99

BCAG OTH 6C-6W531 Equipment Design and Asset Acquisition Standards 3.0 10/98

BCAG OTH 6C-6111389 ASBESTOS AWARENESS (FAMO) 0.5 09/98

BCAG 0TH 1X-A1544 Going Global With the Basics 0.4 05/98

BCAG 0TH 6C983945 AUTOCAD 14 OVERVIEW 4.0 02/98

ISS GL-SE0165 Project Management 3.0 11/97

BCAG OTH 1X-A1430 Computing Security - Doing Business on the Web 1.0 09/97

BCAG OTH 6C971901 WESTINGHOUSE POWER SYSTEMS GROUNDING 8_0 09/97

BCAG OTH 6C-6W653 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 0.5 07/97

ISS GE-80926 Windows 95 - Transition from Windows 3.X 4.0 06/97

BCAG 0TH 6C-6Wi587 EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS 0.5 04/97

BCAG OTH 6C9T0413 PROJECT MGMT IMPLEMENTATION 16.0 04/97

BCAG RTN 6C-66083 PROJECT MANAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION 16.0 04/97

ISS GE-80915 Windows Basics v3.1 8.0 03/97

BCAG OTH 6C970321 PERMALER-SENSOR/PROBE LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM 1.0 02/97

BCAG OTH 6C-63420 HYDRAULICS, INDUSTRIAL, BASIC THEORY 32.0 02/97

BCAG OTH 6C967195 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE 16.0

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6C-611653 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 0.5 07/96

BCAG OT"

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BCAG OTH 1X-A1358 ETHICS & BUSINESS CONDUCT-DOING THE RIGHT THING 1.0 05/96

BCAG OTH 6C-63249 PLC PROGRAMMING 40.0 05/96

BCAG 0TH 6C966C7086 PCL5 PROGRAMMING 40.0 04/96

BCAG OTH 6C967065 HARMONICS AND POWER QUALITY 16.0 04/96

Computing Security 1996 - Random Access 1.0 04/96

BCAG OTH 1X-A1421

BCAG EVT 6C-V6T356 UNIVERSAL LAWS OF SUCCESS AND ACHIEVEMENT 6.0 04/96

BCAG EVT 6C-6M350 PNEUMATICS 4. SWITCHES, RELAYS, AND OPERATORS 0.5 02/96

BCAG EVT 6C-6n348 PNEUMATICS 2. PIPE AND COMPRESSOR SIZING 0.5 02/96

BCAG EVT 6C-6M320 AIR CONDITIONING 4. PRESSURE AND HEAT TRANSFER 0.5 02/96

BCAG EVT 6C-V6M347 PNEUMATICS 1. GAS LAWS FOR PNEUMATIC SYSTEMS 0.5 01/96

AIR CONDITIONING 1. THE AIR CONDITIONING CYCLE 0.5 01/96

BCAG EVT 6C-Y6M317

BCAG EVT 6C-V6JO19 ELECTRICITY/ELECTRONICS, TROUBLESHOOTING 20.0 01/96

ISS GE-V46110 Reports, Proposals and Memos-Information Mapping 12.0 01/96

BCAG EVT 6C-V6R341 HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS: PUMPS AND MOTORS 0.5 01/96

BCAG OTH 6C-6W1403 WORLD CLASS SAFETY WORKSHOP 4.0 10/95

BCAG OTH 6C-6W1379 PROCESS REENGINEERING 1.0 09/95

-CLARIFY THE FACILITIES CUSTOMER'S NEED TO ACQUIRE 1.0 08/95

BCAG OTH 6C-601000

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BCAG RTN 6C-V6M376 NTR CTRL FUND 1. LINE DIAGRAMS/ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS 0.5 08/95

BCAG EVT 6C-63176 PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLERS, INTRODUCTION TO

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EMPLOYEE PROFILE

SECTION VII - COMPANY TRAINING

EMPLOYEE: FINISTER, LAWINELL M/S: OF-49 PHONE: 425-***-**** P/C: 4BUDGET:

6-8N9F-

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BCAG EVT 6C-60638 DCAC/MRM LEARNING MAPS 3 AND 4 2.0 06/95

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BCAG RTN 6C-V6M320 AIR CONDITIONING 4. PRESSURE AND HEAT TRANSFER 0.5 05/95

BCAG RTN 6C-V6M319 AIR CONDITIONING 3. MEASUREMENT OF HEAT 0.5 05/95

BCAG RTN 6C-V6M318 AIR CONDITIONING 2. AIR CONDITIONER OPERATION 0.5 05/95

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BDSG SEATT 9S-VO77 CQI PROCESS IMPROVEMENT 14.002/95

BCAG OTH 4X-A1395 Computing Security: A Moment to Remember 0.5 02/95

BCAG EVT 6C-63969 PLC-5 INDUSTRIAL REPAIR 40.002/95

BCAG EVT 6C946839 CONTROL PANEL EVALUATION 28.012/94

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12/94

BCAG 0TH 6C-6W1345 COMMITMENT TO INTEGRITY: THE BOEING VALUES 0.5

12/94

BDSG SEATT 2X-V50275 GRAMMAR 8 PUNCTUATION 15.0

10/94

BCAG 0TH 6C-61282 FLIGHT LINE F.O.D. 1.0

10/94

BCAG 0TH 6C-6W653 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 0.5

08/94

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07/94

BCAG 0TH 4X-A1389 Computing Security: It's In Your Hands

0.5 06/94

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BDSG SEATT 2X-V51915 ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION, HOW To IMPROVE 6.0 02/94

BCAG 0TH 6C-V6T518 WRITING, POWER 25.0

08/93

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ISS 4X93CS0195- BOEING BASIC NEC 40.0

05/93

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BCAG 0TH 6C-65226J WCC: MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MODULE 2.0 04/93

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BCAG RTN 6C-6W059 AUTOCAD - ALLEGRO INTERMEDIATE 16.0

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BDSG SEATT 2X-V59569 IBM-LOTUS 1-2-3, INTRODUCTION TO (VIDEO PROFESSOR) 1.0 03/91

BDSG SEATT 2X-V59362 LOTUS 1-2-3 2.01, INTRODUCTION 1.0 03/91

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BDSG SEATT 2X-84171 SAUDI ARABIC GOVERNMENT AND ECONOMY, KINGDOM OF 6.0 09/90

BDSG SEATT 4X-A1164 THE FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE 0.5 07/90

BDSG SEATT 2X-V80605 POWER ELECTRONICS & POWER SUPPLY TECHNOLOGY I 36.0

06/90

BCAG OTH 6C-V40150 WRITING, TECHNICAL 24.0

06/90

BDSG SEATT 2X-V59202 NTU COMPETITIVE MANUFACTURING 1.0

06/90

BDSG SEATT 2X-V84170 SAUDI ARABIA INTRODUCTION, KINGDOM OF 6.0

05/90

BDSG SEATT 2X-V59199 NTU PLAN & RESEARCH COMPUTER INTEL MFG SYS IMP 2.0

05/90

BDSG SEATT 2X-V59466 BASIC INDUSTRIAL PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLERS 10.0

05/90

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BCAG 0TH 6C-63120 RESPIRATOR, USE AND MAINTENANCE

3.0 04/99

BCAG OTH 1S-00107 STANDARD FIRST AID, INCLUDING CPR

7.0 08/98

BCAG 0TH 1S-00120 ELECTRICAL SAFETY/QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL WORKERS 4.0 03/98

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BCAG 0TH 6C-6S020 CONTROLLING FALL HAZARDS, AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURING 0.5 04/97

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1.0 04/97

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1.0 04/97

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0.5 02/97

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