Design Engineer

SCOTT D. YOUELL

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EXPERIENCE

****-**** **** ********, ******** River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS)

Site Development Control; Savannah River Site (SRS)

Lead for the SRS Land Use and Building Permitting programs ensuring

cooperative and coordinated land use is performed within the bounds of site

procedures, DOE Orders, and Federal and State regulations. Responsible for

the SRS As-built program documenting the site configuration of all

above/below ground Infrastructure and Process systems, commodities, and

utilities (SCUs) so excavations are performed safely and proposed

projects/SCUs don't interfere with existing and planned facilities (SCUs).

Created all SRS outfall maps per SCDHEC regulations. This included

Pollution Prevention Plans, Best Management Practices, and Spill Prevention

Control and Countermeasures. Provided SRS design agencies outfall drainage

areas with corresponding runoff coefficients

1993-1997 ENGINEER, SRS

High Level Waste Engineering

Engineering Lead for the SRS Liquid Waste (LW) Crane Setup, Critical Lift,

Excavation, and Seismic Scaffolding Programs. Teamed with SRS Design

engineering (both structural mechanics and LW structural integrity SME) to

create crane setup, critical lift procedures and drawings, including

investigating underground commodities; providing excavation field maps for

safe excavations and crane setups. Wrote configuration management System

Design Descriptions consisting of tank structural requirements, waste

transfer and support systems (steam, air, water, electrical, instrument,

CAMs, etc.) for Tanks 48 and 49. Participated in the creation of the

Seismic Scaffolding program. See Att. 1 for LW authored reports/procedures.

Inactive RWT I and II, and USQ qualifications (1997).

1990-1993 ENGINEER, SRS

Reactor Engineering

Evaluated the design adequacy of plant hardware (seismic supports and

radiation monitors) from a nuclear safety perspective and integrated the

planning project improvement tasks including scope development, benefit

analysis, budget, and scheduling requirements. Compiled completed

construction documentation (QA inspections/work packages) verifying

adequacy to the DNFSB.

1983-1990: DESIGNER, SRS

Nuclear Materials Processing Engineering

Provided design and CAD support to the engineering team assigned in

maintaining and modernizing nuclear facilities including initiating and

implementing Microstation (CAD) into the design team.

1980-1982: PIPE SKETCHER, Richmond, VA

Dupont Construction and Engineering Division

Responsible for providing fabrication shops & construction personnel

detailed piping and equipment drawings based upon piping & instrument

diagrams (P&IDs) and field measurements.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, University of South Carolina

Independent Architectural Design Studies, Auburn University (Attachment 2)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

. CHI Epsilon, Civil Engineering Honor Society Member.

. EIT Registered.

. Computer skills - Microstation (CAD - 24 years), Microsoft Office Suite,

Adobe Acrobat Professional.

ATTACHMENT 1

G-SYD-H-00002; Tank 48 WTE and HV System Design Description; Rev 0

G-SYD-H-00006; Tank 49 WTE and HV System Design Description; Rev 0

WSRC-TR-96-0362; Hoisting and Rigging Requirements for HLW Facilities; Rev

0

M-PM-G-0007; Hoisting and Rigging Requirements for HLW Facilities; Rev 0

Procedure HLWM-16004-TQ; Critical Lifts in High Level Waste Management; Rev

0

Manual SW6; Procedure WM-WC-2019; Backfilling of Excavations; Rev 0

(coauthored)

ATTACHMENT 2

SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED COURSES

Offsite:

1) The following courses were successfully completed at Auburn University

but did not apply towards BSCE from USC

AR 110, Design Fundamentals AR 261, Architectural Theory

AR 111, Design Fundamentals AR 262, Architectural Theory

AR 112, Design Fundamentals AR 263, Architectural Theory

AR 201, Architectural Design BSC 202, Materials and

Construction

AR 202, Architectural Design AR 350, 20th Century Architecture

AR 203, Architectural Design SC 202, Applied Speech

Communication

AR 301, Architectural Design MN 310, Principles of Management

AR 302, Architectural Design EH 304, Technical Writing

2) Clemson - 10 EIT Review Courses (i.e. engineering

economics/statics/ethics, etc.)

3) Forestry - Erosion and Sediment Control

Company Sponsored:

(11) PM Leadership Training Metrology and Instrumentation

Modules

Root Cause Analysis Time Management

Technical Grid Effective Professional

USQ Determination Technical Writing

Project Management Emergency Response Management

Project Integrated Control System Basic Electrical Safety Awareness

Crane Safety Management Techniques

STR Training Suspect/Counterfeit Parts

MGE Base Mapper (GIS) Training Geomedia and Geomedia Prof. (GIS)

Geomedia Professional (GIS) Microstation EDG (CAD)

HTML - Web Page Design Work Clearance Permits

Hazardous Energy Control Electrical Systems Safety

5Q Radiological Control Manual Westip Awareness

Electrical Safe Practices Conduct of Operations

Microsoft Access (3 courses) The Key to Valuing Diversity

ArcView (GIS/Cartography) HTML Part II

Hazard Analysis for Mangers RCRA Training

HLW Handling for Waste Generators HLW QA Witness/Hold Points

Radiation Worker Training II Storm Water Management

Crucial Communication Skills Human Performance Fundamentals

Power Receiving (Supply Chain SPRO Requestor (Supply Chain Mgmt.)

Mgmt.)

Continuous Improvement Sys (Lean Best Practices for Evaluating

101) Performance

BMP/SPCC/Storm Water Management IHA/Basic Hazard Control

SKILL SUMMARY

1. 27 years experience in the Nuclear industry including:

a. 6 years; Provided design and CAD configuration support maintaining and

modernizing Nuclear Material Chemical Facilities.

b. 3 years; Evaluated the design adequacy of nuclear reactor hardware

(seismic supports and radiation monitors) from a nuclear safety

perspective and integrated the planning of projects including scope,

benefit analysis, budget, and scheduling requirements. Compiled

completed construction documentation (QA inspections/work packages)

verifying adequacy to the DNFSB.

c. 2 years; Provided configuration management support for High Level

Waste (HLW) facilities including system walk downs supporting the

Master Equipment List for equipment tags and Piping & Instrument

Diagrams. Authored System Design Descriptions for HLW tanks (48 and

49).

d. 4 years; Developed the SRS Liquid Waste (LW) Crane Setup, Critical

Lift, and Excavation, Scaffolding Programs including the effects of

large crane setup stress on underground piping, slope stability and LW

exterior tanks walls. Created excavation field maps for safe

excavations. Authored many LW waste reports and procedures relating to

LW Critical Lifts and Excavations.

e. 12 years; Team Lead responsible for the SRS building permits and land

use programs ensuring cooperative and coordinated land use within the

bounds of site procedures, DOE Orders, and Federal and State

regulations. Participated in design change and facility configuration

control processes documenting the as built configuration of all

Infrastructure and Process facilities (SCUs) so excavations are

performed safely and proposed projects don't interfere with existing

and planned facilities.

f. 8 years; Created and maintained all SRS outfall maps per SCDHEC

regulations including Pollution Prevention Plans, Best

Management Practices, and Spill Prevention Control and

Countermeasures. Provided SRS design agencies outfall drainage

areas with corresponding runoff coefficients

g. 24 years; Microstation (CAD) experience.

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