Engineer Project

Scott S.Down, P.E. Home: 713-***-****

***** **** **** ***** ******: 832-***-****

Houston, Texas 77059 **********@***.***

Summary: Mr. Down is an experienced civil engineering professional with a broad background in engineering design and construction of infrastructure projects for both public agencies, including TxDOT and private sector clients. He is familiar with TxDOT standards for roads and bridges design and construction. He has a great deal of experience in preparing PS&Es for DOT projects.

Licensed Professional Engineer: Texas

Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Texas A&M University, 1981

2013--Present

Texas Gulf Engineering, LLC, Houston, Texas. Project engineer, roads and bridges (per DOT criteria), infrastructure, utilities, drainage, water and sewer, paving, bridges, port facilities. Duties include preparing SOQs, proposals, project budgets, execution plans, engineering management, developing construction cost estimates, and providing construction phase support services. Projects range from $1 million to $30 million, total installed cost.

2005--2013

Bechtel Oil Gas & Chemicals.

Field Engineering Manager. Gladstone LNG Plant Project, Australia. Two liquefaction trains, 3.5 million metric tons per annum, two 140,000 cubic meter LNG storage tanks, product load-out jetty, supporting utilities and infrastructure. $5 billion. Scope included 3 miles of plant roadways, 2 bridges, 750,000 gpd reverse osmosis desalination unit, sewage treatment plant for population of 2,000, and engineered storm water pollution prevention facilities for construction phase as well as permanent facility.

Bechtel Oil Gas & Chemicals. Project Engineer and Field Engineering Manager. Sabine Pass LNG Terminal, Louisiana, USA. Storage and re-vaporization facilities for 1.4 billion cubic feet/day plant expansion. Two 160,000 cubic meter LNG storage tanks, Submerged Combustion and Ambient Air Vaporizers, Send-out Pumps, Metering Stations, MCC, DCS, SIS. $500 million. Scope included establishment of potable water supply tanks and distribution piping, firewater system, 2 miles of plant roads, drainage and detention, and package sewage treatment unit.

2000-2005

Lockheed Martin, Houston, Texas. NASA Science Engineering Analysis and Test Contract.

Project Engineer, development of life support systems space flight hardware, and flight projects support, International Space Station program.

1994-2000

Petrocon Arabia Ltd., Saudi Arabia

Project Engineering Manager, Capital Projects for Saudi Aramco including:

Controls system upgrade for 140,000 bpd Riyadh Refinery. Upgrading, replacement and integration of 7,000 field devices. Johnson Yokogawa DCS. New control building, blast resistant, 10,000 square feet, process interface buildings and associated civil infrastructure. $70 million. Cathodic protection (impressed current) system for process units, underground piping, and tank farms, Riyadh Refinery. $20 million. Electrical power distribution upgrade Abqaiq Oil Processing Facility. $10 million. Retrofit of redundant pressure relief valves at 250 locations in process units, Riyadh Refinery. $5 million.

1992-1994

Saudi Arabian Marketing and Refining Co. (SAMAREC).

Project Engineer, Capital Projects.

Strategic planning and management of engineering contractors for the Kingdom Refineries Upgrade Program (KRUP), focusing on the Yanbu, Riyadh, and Jeddah Refineries. Overall value of the KRUP program was estimated at $3 billion. Upgrades planned included:

Yanbu Refinery: increase crude distillation capacity to 300,000 bpd. New Hydrocracker, new Fluid Catalytic Cracking Unit (FCCU), new 2,500 bpd MTBE unit.

Riyadh Refinery: revamp of hydrocracker to add 3,000 bpd for a total capacity of 34,000 bpd.

Jeddah Refinery: upgrades to desulfurization unit and increase in octane capability.

1990-1992

EMC Services, Houston, Texas

Project manager, oil, chemical, and industrial engineering and construction projects. Projects varied from $1 to $5 million.

1989-1990

AWARE Engineering, Houston, Texas

Project engineer, process/industrial wastewater treatment.

Star Enterprise Refinery (now Motiva), Port Arthur, Texas. Segregation of process water and stormwater streams. Regional pump stations, cross-plant pipelines, API oil/water separation units, wastewater treatment unit. $100 million.

1987-1989

Dietrich Engineers, Inc., Houston, Texas

Project Engineer, infrastructure projects, Corps of Engineers, Department of Defense, public works, local municipalities.

1986-1987

Parsons Civil (DeLeuw Cather International), Kuwait

Staff engineer, DOT, urban expressways projects.

1984-1986

HNTB, Houston, Texas

Staff engineer, infrastructure and TxDOT projects.

1981-1984

Bechtel Refinery & Chemical,

Field Engineer, civil and piping/mechanical

Bontang LNG Expansion, Kalimantan, Indonesia: Construction of 2 liquefaction trains to add 500 million cubic feet/day capacity, one LNG storage tank, 40 megawatt power generation block, sea cooling water intake pump and discharge system, steam generation unit and associated infrastructure. $700 million.

Balikpapan Refinery Expansion, Kalimantan, Indonesia: Upgraded to 260,000 bpd. New vacuum distillation unit, hydro-skimmer, hydrocracker, hydrogen generation units, tanks and associated infrastructure. $1.1 billion.

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