BRENT TULKENS
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RR#* Hubbards, NS 5240 Kent St Halifax, NS
B0J 1T0 Apartment 21
902-***-**** B3H 1B9
EDUCATION
**** – Present Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering, Co-op Option
Dalhousie University, Sexton Campus
Halifax, Nova Scotia
2000 - 2002 Engineering Diploma
Nova Scotia Agricultural College
Bible Hill, Nova Scotia
Graduated with honours
SKILLS
Technical Skills WHMIS trained
Experience in manufacturing environment
Confined space trained and certified
CPR trained
Programming Languages: C
Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows/DOS
Cad: AutoCad 95lt, 97lt, 2000, 2004
Non-Technical Skills Leadership acquired through time in Cadet system
Bilingual in English and French
Developed customer relations skills while working in cashier positions
WORK EXPERIENCE
May – August Central Engineering Co-op
2004 Nemak Windsor Aluminium Plant
Windsor, OntarioAssisted in robot cell rebuild/redesignContinued to improve on design of a new drawing database with the use of Microsoft AccessAssisted in the planning of rebuilding an existing press brake
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WORK EXPERIENCE
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September – December Mechanical Co-op Engineer
2003 Falconbridge Smelter Complex
Falconbridge, OntarioDrafted new designs and modifications to existing equipmentPerformed stress/weight calculations on several design conceptsAssisted in the design of a new molten metal splash shield
January - April Mechanical Co-op Engineer
2003 Irving Paper
Saint John, New BrunswickSupervised union labourers and contractors doing various tasksArranged for contractors to come in onsite and do workVerified/ordered parts for machinery
EXTRA CURRICULAR
ACTIVITIES
1998 - Present Volunteer Fire-fighter with Blandford & Area Fire Rescue
September 2001 – Engineering Undergraduate Society president at The Nova Scotia Agricultural
April 2002 College
1995 - 2000 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet, Final Rank and Position: Chief Petty Officer 2nd
Class, Regulating Petty officer
AWARDS AND ACCOPLISMENTS
June 2000 Received Commanding Officer award thorough cadet system
Received Bilingual high school diploma
August 1999 Completed Sail Level 5 and Green instructors under CYA standards
June 1999 Received Commanding Officer award and Lord Stratacona medal through
cadet system
June 1998 Received Bravo Zulu award through cadet system
INTERESTS Sailing, computers, cars, skiing, watching/reading about major events in history
REFERENCES Available upon request.
Brent Tulkens, Unofficial Transcript
2000/2001 Fall
AE110 Statics 86
CS100 Chemical Principles 1 80
H 102 Nature in Engl & Amer literat 73
MP100 Calculus & Analy Geom 1 89
MP140 Physics 1 81
2000/2001 Winter
AE102 Design and Graphics 83
CS110 Organic Chemistry 1 75
EB110 Agricultural Economics 91
MP105 Calculus & Analy Geom 2 89
MP145 Physics 2 66
2001/2002 Fall
AE300 Electric Circuits 77
AE310 Thermodynamics 78
AE315 Strengths of Materials 88
H 140 Personal Management 64
H 160 Introductory Sociology 58
MP220 Computer Science 85
2001/2002 Winter
AE206 Design Project 83
AE230 Dynamics 76
AE350 Fluid Mechanics 77
AE380 Engineering Economy 89
MP212 Probability and Statistics for Eng. 70
MP236 Differential Equations 84
2002/2003 Fall
CPST2000 Technical Communication A-
ENGM3361 Engineering Math IV-C A
MECH3010 Machine Design I B-
MECH3300 Fluid Dynamics C+
MECH3500 Dynamics of Machines A-
2002/2003 Summer
CPST3020 Engineering in Society I A
ENGM3352 Numerical Mthds/Linear Algebra C+
METL3500 Material Science C+
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2003/2004 Winter
CPST3030 Engineering in Society II A-
MECH3020 Machine Design II C+
MECH3700 Heat Transfer I C
MECH3800 Engineering Thermodynamics II A-
MECH3900 Systems I B-
Cumulative GPA: 3.24