Nuclear Operating Generating Station

Kenneth S. Hayduk

Project Director

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Overview

Mr. Hayduk has over 46 years of progressive and diverse project management and electrical field engineering experience including engineering supervision, system engineer, planning, scheduling, and craft supervision. Both domestic and international. Project Manager for Redondo Peninsular Energy site Subic Bay, Philippines - December 2016 to September 2017

Performing Project Management for AECOM at RPE site in Subic Bay, Philippines. Responsibilities include monitoring designs and installations of slope retention 300meter wall and slope remediation in advance of erection of Power Plant.

Consultant to AECOM Princeton New Jersey - July 2016 to December 2016

Performing bid proposal and presentation to Meralco, Aboitiz and Taiwan Electric Corporation for a 2X300MW Coal Fluidized Bed Supercritical boiler. Proposal is for the Owners Engineer role. Project Director for Saudi Rail Organization Haramain High Speed Rail Project Jeddah Saudi Arabia - September 2014 to May 2015

URS are the consultants to SRO which is constructing a 500 KM high speed rail system with train speed of 300 KM. Multibillion dollar project requires close working relationship with owner’s engineer and 14 consortium companies from Spain. To ensure owner’s rights are protected.

Site Manager Conoco Phillips SAGD Surmont 2 Oil sands Project Fort McMurray Alberta Canada - November 2012 to September 2014

Responsible for the construction of the world’s largest Steam Assisted Gravity Drain oil sands recovery plant with an output of 83,000 barrels a day. URS Flint contract value for construction is 700 mil. Project Director, British Petroleum Refinery Whiting, Indiana - March 2012 to November 2012

Capital projects, maintenance and a $22 million pipestill turn around execution for British Petroleum.

Project Director, Qatar Gas, Common Sulfur Project: Doha, Qatar - November 2008 to March 2012

Engineering, procurement, construction and mechanical completion of a $4oo million 11,500 metric/ton Sulfur Handling Facility at the Qatar Gas Ras Laffan Industrial City Doha Qatar.

Areas of Expertise

§ Engineering Supervision

§ System Engineer

§ Planning and Scheduling

§ Craft Supervision

§ Domestic and International

Experience

§ O&M for Refinery

§ Commissioning and Start-up

§ High Speed Rail Network

Years of Experience

40 Years

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Director of Operations, Iraq Reconstruction, Various Projects: Various Locations - June 2004 to November 2008

Electrical and Water Resources IDIQ contracts in Iraq. Contract values in excess of 700 million dollars. Additional duties include the AFCEE contracts erection of schools, police stations and Iraqi national Guard training bases in Iraq, USACE contract erecting prefabricated border crossing security station in Kuwait and Radwania Palace O&M, IBN Sina Hospital O&M services and modifications which has resulted in the hospital being recognized as a world class Combat Support Hospital.

Site Manager,General Electric Power System International, Termo Pernambuco Combined Cycle Power Station, 2X GE 7FA Combined Cycle: Recife, Brazil - June 2002 to June 2004 Responsible for the overall execution of an engineered extended scope combined cycle project in Recife, Brazil. Coordinated the installation/commissioning of 2 Doosan HRSGs, Yokogawa DCS, and administration of TA services.

Simple Cycle, Site Manager/ Start-up Manager, General Electric Power Systems International, Santee Cooper John S. Rainey Generating Station: Iva, South Carolina - August 2001 to June 2002

2X GE 7FA Combined Cycle and 2X GE 7FA Simple Cycle Responsible for the construction and Start-up of the 2XGE 7F, a simple cycle unit. Coordinated the timely turnover of the units to the owner for operation on natural gas. Additional responsibilities were the completion of the 4XGE7FA commissioning on fuel oil. The completion of the overall project punch-list and

emissions/performance testing.

Lead Electrical Construction/Commissioning Engineer, General Electric International, TVA Combustion Turbines: New JohnsonviIle, Tennessee - April 2000 to August 2001 4 X 80 MW, GE Simple Cycle 7EA. Responsible for the completion of construction, commissioning of electrical systems and turnover to the owner, Tennessee Valley Authority.

Lead Electrical Design/Construction Manager, City of Tallahassee, Purdom Unit 8 Project - December 1999 to April 2000

225 MW GE Combined Cycle, Frame 7FA. Responsible for the implementation of the electrical design, coordination of procurement, and supervision of electrical craft.

Power Block Area Manager, General Electric, Saudi Electric Company, Power Project #9 - March 1996 to December 1999 1200 MW, GE Combined Cycle. Responsible for the scheduling, engineering, procurement, and construction of 16 frame 7 GE Gas Turbines and Boilers on the behalf of Saudi American General Electric. In addition to the Power Block, responsible for the management of all electrical installation on the project. Coordinate the implementation of the work permits system and developed training system for clearance and tagging.

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Modification Manager, TVA, Watts Bar Nuclear Plant: Spring City, Tennessee - May 1995 to March 1996

Responsible for the assembly of competitive multi-discipline bids for modifications at Watts Bar. Provide management of contracts awarded to a modification group, ensure that cost and schedule remain on track. Coordinates close out of all system work activities, which were previously exceptions. Provide feedback to management to assist in the development of a maintenance agreement with TVA. Plant Completion Group, TVA, Watts Bar Nuclear Plant: Spring City, Tennessee - June 1992 to May 1995

Responsible for the review and status of all items assigned to the PCG Electrical Department. Provide coordination between other organizations on site (Operations, Maintenance, other disciplines). Provide recommendations to Management regarding scheduling problems and modification activities.

Lead Field Engineer, Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station: Glen Rose, Texas - November 1988 to June 1992

Responsible for the rewrite of all training, Electrical Procedures, and estimate of man-hours required completing Unit II. Department consisted of 50 field engineers.

Construction Engineer: Responsible for the development of electrical training programs for Texas Utilities. Responsible for implementing a cable installation program capable of supporting project low level licensing effort. Provide technical direction regarding the installation of electrical commodities at a nuclear plant.

Lead Cable, Termination Superintendent, South Texas Nuclear Project: Bay City, Texas - January 1984 to November 1988 Responsible for supervision of Central Cable, Termination, Tray Covering and Appendix R, Firewrap Groups. Department objectives of the installation of 16 million linear feet of cable and 536,000 terminations were met on schedule and within budget to assure obtainment of milestone incentive fees for Washington Group and timely completion of the project. Supervisory responsibilities consisted of 200 craftsmen and six superintendents. Developed and implemented electrical training courses (including videotape) for craft. Resident Engineer, Louisiana Power & Light, Waterford III Nuclear Plant: Taft, Louisiana - July 1983 to January 1984 Responsible for developing construction work package, system status, design constructability review, material procurement, and responsible for ensuring completion of electrical walk downs in support of plant obtaining a low level nuclear operating license. Resident Manager group consisted of 15 field engineers.

Cable Installation Supervisor, Washington Public Power, Supply System, Unit #3: Elma, Washington - January 1983 to July 1983 Responsible for attaining cable installations of 250,000 linear feet per month and 3,400 conductors terminated per month. Ensure engineering, commercial, and construction problems were resolved so that electrical contractor onsite could perform in accordance with schedule and other management directives. Also responsible for monitoring contractors' performance to ensure owners' rights were not violated.

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Lead Cable Termination Engineer, Washington Public Power, Supply System, Unit #3: Elma, Washington - September 1981 to January 1983

Responsible for providing technical support to Fischbach & Moore and Lord Electric to allow orderly progress of cable pulling and termination work in accordance with schedule. Responsible for providing construction methods input to contractors to assure conformance with specifications' requirements and facilitate construction.

Cable Engineer, I.K. Comstock, Danbury, Connecticut Shoreham Nuclear Power Station, Unit I: Shoreham, New York

- May 1980 to September 1981

Responsible for reviewing cable installation to ensure that applicable site specifications were adhered to prior to turnover of cable to client. Cable superintendent responsible for the production and supervision of six crews consisting of ten men.

Pre-Op and Scheduling Engineer, Mountaineer, Plant Project 1301, 1200 MW Coal Fired: New Haven, West Virginia - March 1979 to May 1980

Responsible for research of start-up systems in order to provide management with pre-op status, identify problem areas, and analyze alternative approaches to aid management in making schedule decisions. Assisted construction superintendents in the performance of their various functions.

Cable Engineer Shoreham Nuclear Plant Station, Unit I: Shoreham, New York - November 1977 to March 1979

Responsible for scheduling cable pulls, resolving routing problems, initiating engineering changes, and developing cable ticket packages. Superintendent responsible for the production and supervision of eight crews consisting of ten men and cable department, which consisted of two field engineers and three clerks. Cable Engineer, D.C. Cook, Unit II Nuclear Plant: Bridgeman, Michigan - January 1976 to November 1977

Responsible for issuance and tracking of all cable cards. Additional responsibilities included resolving routing and cable termination problems with the Engineer American Electric and Power.

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