Glen H. Bates
Knoxville, TN 37922
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EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering - 1983
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee
Bachelor of Science, Engineering Science and Mechanics - 1982
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Performance Development Corporation; Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Mechanical/Project Engineer (2005 - present)
Responsibilities include Design and Analysis of Department of
Transportation Crash Rated Barriers, using CAD to produce new designs and
fabrication drawings of the barriers, the Crisp Barriers SurTorqueTM, and
HBB operators. Responsible for all Production, Logistics, Quality
Assurance, and Technical Documentation associated with bringing the product
to market. Other responsibilities include:
. Field installation oversight including site preparation, equipment
assembly and integration, and foundation installation utilizing heavy
equipment (where required).
. Field service including barrier and electrical component service, repair,
maintenance, troubleshooting, and onsite barrier system modifications.
. Utilizing field data to modify barriers for custom installation and
optimize standard barrier systems.
. Assembly of electrical components of the Crisp Barriers SurTorqueTM and
HBB operators, conduit sizing, and electrical site layout to NEC
Standards.
Standard Aero (Alliance) Inc.; Maryville, Tennessee
TFE731 and AE3007 Service Engineer (1999 - 2005)
Responsibilities included workscope definition for both TFE 731 and AE3007
gas turbine engines, resolution of technical issues beyond the scope of the
production operations group, specification of required engine and component
testing and resolution of performance issues, and interpretation of various
sources of overhaul data including Technical Manuals, Service Bulletins,
and FAA Regulations. Performed Quality Assurance checks during
disassembly, engine part maintenance and repair, and reassembly of the
engine and its components. Participated in ongoing focused redesign and
process improvement teams.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
. Implemented an updated Unit Build Standard process for the AE 3007
program to track Service Bulletin and Airworthiness Directive
incorporation.
. Managed the Electronic Data Interface function for the AE 3007 program to
report in an electronic format all maintenance performed on engines at
the facility to the OEM.
. Participated on the facility redesign team in 2000 - 2001. The team
defined floor layout and resource optimization for seven production lines
as well as production support and part supply areas. The facility
improvements also included an extensive clean line and materials lab.
CDI Corporation; Philadelphia, PA
Contract Experimental Engineer (1998 - 1999)
Contracted to Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, West Palm Beach Facility and Arnold
Engineering Development Center Facility in a Senior Experimental
Engineering position.
Yamaha Motor Corp., Marine Engineering Center; Ft. Pierce, Florida
Project/Sales and Marketing Engineer (1994 - 1998)
Responsibilities included performance testing for various newly designed
outboard motor models and propellers. Engineering contact for local,
state, and federal government regulations concerning environmental impact
on test sites, boat and motor design specifications, and EPA regulations.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
. Received Patent for increasing the reverse thrust in an outboard motor
(Patent #5,954,554).
. Project responsibility for design, development and testing of prototype
belt drive system for Yamaha Exciter jetboat (Patent pending).
PRATT & WHITNEY, Government Engines & Space Propulsion DivisionWest; Palm
Beach, Florida
Customer Support and Services, Senior Logistics Engineer (1989 - 1994)
Responsibilities included customer support, development of technical
documentation, technical field support, and manpower/support equipment cost
projections for new gas turbine engine programs. Position required ongoing
communication and coordination between various customers, Pratt & Whitney's
engineering functions, and various suppliers as well as in-depth technical
knowledge of the engine and accessory programs.
Engine Test and Field Support, Special Test Equipment Project Engineer
(1988 - 1989)
Project responsibility for manufacturing and delivery of all Special Test
Equipment utilized by the Engine Test and Field Support organization. This
equipment included highly specialized aerodynamic pressure, temperature,
and airflow probes as well other non-complex equipment such as distortion
screens, engine inlet protection screens, and engine protective devices.
Responsibilities included equipment repair inspections, equipment
scheduling, manpower/cost estimates and overtime manpower scheduling for
all engines under assembly and at test.
Engine Test and Field Support, Senior Experimental Engineer (1986 - 1988)
Responsible for tracking and delivery of all hardware necessary to assemble
various engine modules, ensure proper installation of required
instrumentation, complete all necessary build records, oversee installation
of test vehicle in test stands, test vehicle as required by test
documentation, and complete test reports.
Structures Technology, Analytical Engineer (1983 - 1986)
Specification of fits and clearances for advanced gas turbine engine
compressors and turbines. Involved digitization of various jet engine
hardware and calculating static and dynamic part growth utilizing finite
element analysis.
SOFTWARE SKILLS
. Microsoft Windows and Office Programs / Microsoft Access Programming
. iGrafix Process Simulation Software
. TurboCad Ver. 14 (AutoCad type 3D Modeling Program)
. Some AutoCad R14 and 2004 experience