Electrical Project Manager
Resume:
GREGORY C. ROGERS, P.E., C.F.E.I.
Gastonia, North Carolina 28056
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BUSINESS PROFILE
Innovative, profit-oriented and performance-driven Professional Electrical
Engineer with extensive experience in electrical control systems and
electrical troubleshooting. Experience includes hydraulic systems, nuclear
systems, cutting edge technologies, and residential and commercial
electrical wiring and maintenance. An action person with a proven record
of success in all endeavors. Adjusts to change easily by creating new and
better methods to reach goals and objectives. Leadership abilities include
recruiting, hiring and training and maintaining an excellent team
environment. Outstanding communication, people relationships and customer
service skills. Likes to accept new and different challenges, solve the
most difficult problems and produce the desired results.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Equipment/Instrumentat Forensic Evaluation Fire Investigation
ion Testing
Problem Solving Pro-Active Thinker Test Protocol
Development
Root Cause Analysis Nuclear Energy Project Management
Electrical Contracting P & L Responsibility Demolition/Restoration
Strategic Planning Regulatory Compliance Team Development
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
. Assigned the forensic evaluation of Pearl River Community College.
College consisted of three campuses and 41 total buildings. Most
buildings were built in the early 1900s. Buildings were damaged very
badly. Directed and oversaw activities of other structural and
mechanical engineers assisting in evaluation of the campuses.
Performed the electrical evaluations and documented them. (Project
Time & Cost)
. Determined the cause and origin of damages caused by various events;
flood, rain, wind, electrical arcs, electrical device faults, circuit
board failure, lightning, etc. (GC Rogers)
. Testified in trials following hurricane Katrina representing Insurance
Companies (PT&C)
. Developed test protocols, set up, ran, and documented test results.
(Duke Energy)
. Have my CFEI and have determined the origin and cause of numerous
fires using arc mapping.(GC Rogers)
. While working at Catawba Nuclear Station, summoned on New Year's Day
in the year 2000 to investigate the cause of one of a reactors
tripping. Being the year 2000 our reactor trip was getting national
attention. Using the failed component, reconstructed the electrical
layout and after numerous attempts at reporting the failure,
determined that the trip was caused by a faulty part in the failed
relay. It was a manufacturer's mistake and had nothing to do with the
year 2000. (Duke Energy)
. Oversaw the installation of new Operator's Aid Computers (OACs) and
Plant Computer Security Systems (PCSSs) at all nuclear stations
simultaneously. Had a limited number of resources to distribute at
each station supporting installation and start-up. Supported both the
IT hardware and software conducting a phone conference with each
station's IT Manager daily getting an up-date of their progress
completing installations on time and within budget. (Duke Energy)
. Supervised a team of mechanical, electrical, and civil engineers while
working at Catawba Nuclear Station who performed Equipment
Qualification testing (EC) of instrumentation used in harsh
environments in our plant. (Duke Energy)
. Designed and planned implementation of modifications to our operating
plant. I had final review and approval of the modification packages.
(Duke Energy)
. Worked on the restoration of Georgetown Hospital on Grand Cayman
Island, BWI. Had to remove and replace damaged wall, flooring,
structural, and electrical systems. Personally evaluated and
supervised the
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electrical restoration activities. (Interstate Restoration Group)
. Identified a potential failure of the underground cable routed to the
operating room and other critical facilities. While preparing the
engineering justification the cable exploded. The replacement was then
approved by the insurance carrier. Increasing profits over $750,000.
(Interstate Restoration Group)
. Working at Catawba Nuclear Station was a supervisor in the
Instrumentation and Control (I&C) Engineering section of the plant.
We were considering upgrading an alarm system from pneumatic to
electronic. A disagreement occurred between groups on what to
purchase and install. The vendor they requested was less expensive
and required less maintenance, but the product wanted was a little
more expensive and required more maintenance. Made a presentation to
station management on what we considered was the best. My group won
because regardless of the extra expense, the track history of product
showed a longer life expectancy. (Duke Energy)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2012-Present GC Rogers Electrical Services
Gastonia, NC
Electrical contractor/professional engineering
Owner
Fire Investigation, Electrical contracting, forensic
engineering consulting, electrical drawing review and
approval
2011-2012 EFI Global, Inc. Charlotte, NC
(Part Time)
Forensic evaluations/analysis
Senior Electrical Forensic Engineer
Forensic testing and fire investigation
2009-2011 GC Rogers Electrical Services
Gastonia, NC
Electrical contractor/professional engineering
Owner
Electrical contracting, fire investigation, forensic
engineering consulting
2005-08 Project Time and Cost, Inc.
Atlanta, GA
Forensic evaluation/analysis
Senior Forensic Consultant
Forensic evaluation/ Fire Investigations
2004-05 Interstate Restoration Group
Fort Worth, TX
Engineering Consultant
2002-04 H & W Inc. Gastonia, NC
Project Manager
2003 John Deere Engineering Charlotte, NC
(Temp)
Engineering Technician
1979-02 Duke Energy
Charlotte, NC
Various Engineering Positions
mostly at Catawba Nuclear Station
Nuclear power/electrical engineering
EDUCATION
North Carolina State University
Raleigh, NC
Bachelor of Science - Electrical Engineering (BSEE)
PADI Certified Open Water Diver
HazWhopper Certified
Senior Operation's (SRO) License Certification: Catawba Nuclear Station
Licensed Electrical Contractor: State of North Carolina
Certified Fire and Explosion Investigator (CFEI)
Professional Engineer: South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Virginia,
Kentucky, West Virginia, Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas, New York, and Missouri
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