Field engineer, wind farm designer

PATRICK “PATCH” MCCOY

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EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science in Wind Energy, Texas Tech University, May 2017

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Henkels & McCoy – Batavia, Illinois (2017-Present)

Field Engineer

Outside Field Engineering role covering the continental United States. Responsible for mapping the location of high voltage cable, using GPS, throughout various wind farms, while maintaining the project scope and achieving milestones to complete scheduled work plans.

Worked hand in hand with project managers and construction managers to maintain constant communication in order to identify potential issues, while retaining proactive identification of change of scope.

Identified and navigation around potential setbacks in the field, using survey drawings to locate right-of-ways, thus consistently reducing project lead time by 10%.

Managed projects’ splicers, tower wiring, and bore crews while ensuring and enforcing a safe work environment

Attended in-house Project Management & Project Planning training to establish a strong foundation to further expand a career in project management.

Houston Executive Airport – Brookshire, Texas (2013-2017)

Line Crew

Responsible for the safe transportation of corporate and general aircraft to and from hanger and managed the transportation of inbound/outbound passengers. Retained discreetness to celebrities, politicians and Oil tycoons seeking private travel. Delivered aircraft on time in a safe and orderly manner for pre-determined departures.

Awards: Best private airport in the southwest region By Aviation International News, Elite Customer Service by Paragon Aviation, Pilot’s Choice and Pro Pilot’s awards for 2014, 2015, 2016 consecutively.

Texas Tech Storm Chasing Team (2015-2016)

Intern

Texas Tech provided invaluable insight into the importance of safety during a severe storm. Under the director of the National Wind Institute and Department Head of Atmospheric Sciences, Dr. Schroeder, learned how to effectively manage a fleet of data probes to enhance a successful storm chase. Was introduced to the significance of hitting project goals by implementing deliverables and identification of critical paths for preparation of 2016’s spring chase season. Keeping STICKNET ready at the ready was crucial due to the simple fact storms do not follow a typical 9-5 nor do they take a day off. A valuable lesson was learned to incorporate a tight maintenance schedule to keep STICKNET at the ready.

Deployed and maintained STICKNET, an atmospheric weather data collection system designed to be placed on the perimeter of a storm.

ADDITIONAL OUTSIDE INTERESTS:

Hiking/ Fishing/ Snow Skiing/ Storm Chasing

Building Budget Gaming PCs

Racing & Building Cars (owned 1998 Z28 Camaro)

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