Regional Water Civil Engineering

Alireza Pouladkhan, E.I.T.

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EDUCATION

University of British Columbia April 2020

Master of Engineering in Structural and Earthquake Engineering Vancouver, BC, Canada

Razi University February 2011

Masters of Civil Engineering in Structural Engineering Kermanshah, Iran

Islamic Azad University July 2005

Bachelors of Civil Engineering

Isfahan, Iran

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Tutoring, Vancouver, BC, Canada August 2015 – Present

• Teaching Math, Calculus, Physics, Statics, Strength of Materials, Structural Analysis, Steel Structures, Concrete Structures

Islamic Azad University, Isfahan, Iran September 2010 – June 2015 University Instructor, Civil Engineering Department

• Taught Executive Methods of Building, Repair of Buildings, Statics, Steel Structures, Reinforced Concrete Structures, Loading, Concrete Technology, Concrete Technology Lab, Earthquake Resistant Masonry Structures, Strength of Materials

• Provided advice to students regarding to handle the thesis and projects

• Conducted conferences for students’ paper assignment to address individual goals and progress TECHNICAL WORK EXPERIENCE

Regional Water Company, Isfahan, Iran January 2013 – June 2015 Technical Office Manager, Making the Bed of Zayandeh Rood River Project

• Evaluated and estimated the project costs based on the price list

• Controlled the executive plans and made recommendations regarding the project

• Met with the site manager to finalize the executive plans Regional Water Company, Isfahan, Iran January 2010 – December 2011 Technical Office Manager, Water Transmission Line Project

• Developed budgets, prepared construction bids for labor, equipment and materials

• Solved technical defects and problems, provided project status update to site manager

• Supervised the team activities and progress and assured project deadline

• Estimated and evaluated budget and customer satisfaction is met to standards Pardis Sakht Company, Isfahan, Iran February 2006 – November 2007 Building Project Supervisor, Golsar Residential Complex Project

• Supervised on the reinforced concrete structures under construction

• Provided technical suggestions to resolve unexpected technical problems during project implementation

Regional Water Company, Isfahan, Iran February 2005 – November 2006 Technical Office Manager, Water Transmission Line Project

• Prepared a list of necessary equipment in compliance with requirements

• Scheduled deliveries of materials as well as assisted with contract negotiations

• Collaborated with the site manager to confirm the executive plans TECHNICAL SKILLS

Skill Sets

• Quantity Surveying • Structural Design • ETABS • Rts

• Construction Management • Structural Analysis • SAFE • MATLAB

• Contract Management • Steel Structures • SAP2000 • Opensees

• Rate Analysis • Concrete Structures • ABAQUS • Artemis

• Client Billing • Revit Architecture • Fortran • StaadPro

• Procurement • AutoCAD • MS Office

TECHNICAL PROJECTS

Nonlinear Analysis of a 7-Storey Reinforced Concrete Wall Building on ETABS, Term Project, University of British Columbia January 2019 – April 2019 Description: Final term project was done by a team of 2 members for a graduate course CIVL 509- Nonlinear Structural Analysis. In this project the simulation of actual experiment was done using ETABS, in which a 3-D model was developed for the actual building; using the real cross-section of the different components of the building. ETABS is very efficient software for nonlinear analysis of the building, because it can very well capture the non-linearity of the structure. This project described the development of the 3-D model based on the actual parameters, and the analysis of the building for the same four earthquakes that were used in the actual experiment, and the results determined using ETABS and the actual measured data.

Ambient Vibration Test of West Mall Swing Space Building-UBC, Term Project, University of British Columbia January 2019 – April 2019 Description: A team of 4 members did final term project. This project, a part of the graduate course CIVL 508-Dynamics of Structures II, was completed in three months from mid-January to mid-April. The objective of this project was to study response of an actual building by studying its frequencies and mode shapes. To this effect, the project was divided into three major components - Instrumentation, Modeling and Analysis. A full test to record lateral and vertical accelerations of the building was conducted on March 8th, 2019 from 8AM to 3PM. These ambient vibration test results were analyzed to find actual mode shapes of the structure using ARTeMIS Modal, a software for Operational and Experimental Modal Analysis. After acquiring structural drawings from UBC, a structural model was built in SAP2000 (v.20) and dynamic analysis was performed. Planning, Analysis and Design of Multi-storeyed Framed Structure for Lateral and Gravity Loads – Manual and Computer Aided, Islamic Azad University May 2004 – June 2005 Description: Managed a group of 3 members successfully in planning 8-Storey apartment using design software such as SAP2000, SAFE, and ETABS. SAP2000, SAFE, and ETABS are special softwares were utilized in design. Analyzed and designed beams, columns and staircase using different methods both manually and computer aided. The buildings were also analyzed for lateral loads like earthquake load, wind load, using ETABS software for different load combinations. AWARDS

• UBC Nettie Mae Huskins Memorial Bursary, $6,100.00 2019

• Outstanding Student of M.Sc. Entrance Examination, State Rank 2 2007 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

• Engineer-in-Training (E.I.T.) at Engineers and Geoscientists British Columbia (EGBC), ID: 194686

• Iran Construction Engineering Organization, Membership No. 20-3-0-14546, License No. 20-300- 06354

• Young Researchers and Elite Club, Najafabad Branch, Islamic Azad University, Najafabad, Isfahan, Iran, No. 932-***-****

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