Casey Tipton
Portsmouth, VA 23703 US
Mobile: 757-***-****
Day Phone: 865-***-****
Email: ac8f48@r.postjobfree.com
Education:
Tennessee Tech University
Cookeville, TN
Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering
Class of 2016
GPA: 3.02
Work Experience:
Wheelabrator - Portsmouth
02/2017 - Present
Plant Engineer
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Responsible for overseeing several plant systems including compressed air, fire protection, and HVAC
Coordinated with contractors on several projects
Forecasted annual budget for both Portsmouth refuse and power plant. This includes establishing budgets, analyzing cost and creating budgets for both major and minor projects
Worked closely with procurement manager secure costs savings via the competitive bid process for projects and parts as well as identifying new vendors
Spearheaded the mechanical maintenance Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) subcommittee meetings which produced dozens of useful and comprehensive JHA’s
Wrote procedures for important maintenance and operation tasks
Participated in corporate’s initiative to standardize mapping for capital projects
Inspected equipment during outage (conveyors, boilers, ductwork, etc.)
supervised contractors and assigned work during outages
wrote and reviewed outage reports with plant management
Interim supervisor for the Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) plant maintenance department
Held morning meetings and planned work for RDF maintenance department
Assisted with the day-to-day running of the maintenance department as well as became an integral member of the management team,
Diligently worked using both in house labor and contractors to reduce the safety work order backlog
Planned, managed, and executed the inspection and repair of several load bearing structural beams that had been significantly damaged by exposure to ash
Conducted safety stand down for the RDF Maintenance department to discuss the importance of safety, reviewed the safety program with the department, and worked to establish an open dialogue about safety concerns that the mechanics had
Assumed responsibility for the R&M budget for both the Steam Power Plant and the Refuse Derived Fuel Plant
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mechanical Engineering Intern
Summer 2015 & 2016
Notable Highlights – Assisted with an Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) project for Selenium Removal from Gypsum, troubleshooting plant equipment using UT and Vibration readings, prepared and presented system health reports to management, conducted a feasibility study on converting the aux. boiler to natural gas
Crown Wine and Spirits
Senior Sales Associate
March 2015 – June 2016
Notable Highlights – Worked nights during college where I performed general retail tasks such as running a register, restocking shelves, and assisting customers with finding items in the store. Performed management tasks such as cashing out drawers out at the end of the night, closing the store, and being in charge of special events.
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
Area of emphasis classes in Steam Power Plants, HVAC, as well as Energy Conservation and Conversion with specific regards to improving efficiency in pumping, steam, and compressed air systems, also dynamic modelling and controls
As fulfillment of a University Service Scholarship, I was a grader for Engineering Graphics (AutoCAD, Inventor, and SolidWorks) and Programming for Engineers (MATLAB and Fortran) as well as a worker for the Industrial Assessment Center at TTU.
I was also a lab assistant for the Material Science Lab.
Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel
Proficient with AutoCAD, Inventor, and SolidWorks drafting software
Advanced knowledge of TabWare Asset Management System
Job Related Training:
Forklift Certified - 2017
Fall Protection Competent Person - 2018
Extendable Boom and Scissor Lift Certified - 2017
CPR Certified - BLS from AHA - 2017
Lock Out/Tag Out Training - 2018 (Wheelabrator)
Clearance Personal Accountability Log Training - 2016/2015 (TVA)