Mechanical Engineer Project Manager

Robert G. Bishop, P.E.

aduoam@r.postjobfree.com • *2210 Stillwater Creek, San Antonio, TX • 78254, 937-***-****

Commissioning Engineer-Project Manager

Mr. Bishop has over 30 years’ experience as an HVAC Engineer conducting design analysis, heat and cooling load analysis, energy and system modeling, refrigerant management, equipment selection and sizing, and application of dedicated Outdoor Air systems in HVAC systems. He was a senior Mechanical Engineer at HQ AFMC advising engineers for 10 bases. He has developed technical specifications for HVAC systems, boiler systems, steam and air conditioning piping, air conditioning chillers, air compressors, natural gas systems, and commissioning verification. He updated AFMAN 32-7089, Refrigerant Management, and the Sample Refrigerant Management Plan, a guideline for Air Force refrigerant technicians. Developed inspection instructions for contracts, project cost estimates, and statements of work for HVAC programs. Applied DOD standards and mechanical codes to technical documents, such as Air Force Instructions, pamphlets, manuals, Unified Facilities Criteria, and Engineering Technical Letters. Commissioning, and criteria for lab equipment tests at AF Labs.

•Lab Tests Mechanical Equipment

•HVAC Design and commissioning

•Base O&M Director

•Project Management

•Commissioning

•Refrigerant Manager (AF)

•Data System Air Conditioning

•Registered Professional Engineer

•Facilities Assessments

Career Experience

Facility Assessor Mechanical Engineer, Alpha Facilities, San Antonio, TX November 2020 to Temporary position-January 2022

Facility assessments for DoD schools-mechanical equipment. North Carolina and Georgia locations

Facility assessment of entire facility. Rating all mechanical equipment.

Assessments included climbing ladders and reviewing in tight spaces.

Interview facility managers and customers to confirm equipment life and condition.

Project Manager Mechanical Engineer, 22nd Century, JBSA–Lackland, San Antonio, TX November 2020 to Present

Manage and direct government focused engineering development services Government projects for new construction and O&M initiatives to maintain military facilities. Projects included design and construction at four military bases in the San Antonio Texas area.

Facility assessments for Fort Sam Houston, Randolph, Camp Bullis, Kelly and Lackland Air Bases.

Develop and provide project solutions for design and alternatives for projects up to $5 M and above.

Review and attend project development meetings to develop cost estimates for final project programs.

Interview facility managers and customers to confirm project requirements.

Review and confirm facility and system condition for project scoring models to develop priorities for funding.

Attend pre-construction meetings and kick-off meetings to confirm project alternatives and costs.

Ensure that projects meet safety standards and environmental laws prior to approval and funding.

Engineering TEAM Leader for contract employees.

Mechanical Engineer/Project Validator, Cherokee Nation Businesses, Kelly AFB, San Antonio, TX April 2019 to July 2020

Reviews and validates Air Force projects for system condition and funding.

Evaluates project programs and recommends priorities for DoD and Air Force Funding.

Data management using Excel and other Microsoft programs for tracking Air Force Priorities.

Evaluate facility conditions and make recommendation s for project approvals.

Evaluate project costs, compile project descriptions for higher level Air Force approval, and final design concepts.

Ensures that project data is properly entered in project programming systems.

Discusses project requirements with facility managers and base engineering directors for 35%, 65%, 95% concept designs

FEDITC– San Antonio, TX-November 2017-April 2019, Resource Efficiency Manager: Misawa Air Base Japan

• Performs ASHRAE level II audits unassisted at large Air Force and industrial facilities

• Evaluates energy trends for electrical and natural gas utilities

• Evaluates and proposes water conservation measures, including cost estimates and project proposals

• Calculates energy savings for projects in Air Force programs using standard engineering principles

• Develops recommendations to improve operations and maintenance of Air Force facilities

• Works with Air Force staff on project specific issues on energy conservation measures and BAS options

• Works as technical advisor on program teams and leads project meetings

NIKA– Rockville, MD, February 2017-Nov 2017, Field Mechanical Engineer:

• Performs energy audits at military hospital facilities, reviewing HVAC systems, cooling water system, facility water systems, and industrial water systems

• Evaluated energy trends for electrical and natural gas utilities

• Evaluates and proposes water conservation measures, including cost estimates and project proposals

• Evaluates HVAC criteria for VAV and constant volume systems

• Use HVAC knowledge to evaluate EMCS/BAS system data to improve energy management

• Develops recommendations to improve operations and maintenance of military hospitals

NORTHROP GRUMMAN– TYNDALL AFB FL, March 2011-January 2017, HVAC Engineer, AFCEC/COSM:

• Performs system application and evaluation including heat and cooling load analysis and reviewing energy modeling results to resolve HVAC issues

• Participates in design reviews for projects ranging from partial building renovations to full building renovations

• Applies DOD/DOE standards and mechanical codes to technical documents, such as Air Force Instructions, pamphlets, manuals, Unified Facilities Criteria, and Engineering Technical Letters.

• Applies HVAC experience and knowledge to developing the Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory (PMEL) manual. Developed Air Force design standards for PMEL labs used throughout the Air Force.

• Applies HVAC experience and knowledge to developing criteria for an Energy Management Control Systems (EMCS Air Force website and the Playbook from inputs provided by EMCS operators used throughout the Air Force.

• Develops updates to AFPAM 32-7089, Refrigerant Management, improved the sample Refrigerant Management plan, and provided detailed the guidance for Refrigerant Managers.

• Develops technical specifications, design documents, operating instructions, cost estimates, and statements of work (SOW) for HVAC systems, boilers, air conditioning chillers, and control systems.

• Develops HVAC design criteria, engineering standards, and assists with commissioning of HVAC systems

• Evaluates EPA and ASHRAE design standards for development of guidelines for air conditioning and heating plants.

ETI PROFESSIONALS, YOUNGSTOWN AFB OHIO, September 2010-March 2011, Mechanical Engineer:

Develops statements of work, specifications, and cost estimates for facility projects

Functions as project manager for Air Force projects and reviews design submittals for 35%, 65%, 95%, 100% and final designs from A&E firms for Air Force facilities

Develops design scope, schedules, budgets, phasing, construction costs, and resolves site and design review issues

Manages all phases of Air Force projects from scope development to final approval/installation for the Civil Engineering organization

Submits approved design documents to base contracting prior to advertising for bid

Evaluates equipment submittals for project designs prior to contractor installation

Negotiates project change orders and provides technical guidance to provide best product outcomes to meet customer goals for facilities and keep projects on-time

TAITECH, INC, WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OHIO, March 2007-August 2010, Mechanical Engineer:

Develops specifications, cost estimates, technical proposals, and statements of work

Develops designs for air conditioning, lab exhaust, compressed air, and lab test systems

Functions as project manager for Air Force projects and technical proposal evaluations

Develops design scope, schedules, budgets, phasing, construction costs, and resolves site and design review issues

Manages all phases of Air Force projects from scope development to final approval

Selects mechanical system equipment, generates preliminary project diagrams, and approves submittals from equipment vendors and contractors

Provides technical presentations and engineering guidance to Air Force customers

Develops contracting and Consent to Contract letters for project purchase orders

Evaluates project invoices for approval and payment on project purchase orders

Negotiates project change orders and provides technical guidance to provide best product outcomes to meet customer goals

Tracks and provides updates on Compressor Research Facility work orders for lab management

Uses computer skills with Microsoft Office-Word, Excel and PowerPoint to meet project goals

Uses project management experience, skills, and training to keep projects on time

Technical trouble shooter for Air Force Research labs and mechanical equipment

AIR FORCE DOD, WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OHIO, December 1979-January 2006, Command Mechanical Engineer:

Technical interface with Air Force maintenance and industry personnel

Industrial plant operations and maintenance

Refrigerant manager/Environmental compliance advisor for 10 Air Force bases

Technical presentations and management of engineering programs

Steam piping design and boiler plant design

Technical advisor for compressed air systems at Air Force depot repair facilities

Indoor air quality design engineer and technical advisor for 10 Air Force bases

Industrial ventilation design

Boiler plant welding and repair advisor for 10 Air Force bases

HVAC design and review of project documents and programs

Facility data evaluation and long-range planning

Reviews contact plans, drawings, cost estimates, and technical proposals

Additional Experience

Instructor in Mechanical Engineering-HVAC and Heating systems at the Air Force Institute of Technology

Master’s Degree in Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow, including a funded research project.

Master’s degree in Engineering Management with concentration in Energy and Heat transfer

Developed Refrigerant Management plans for 10 Air Force bases.

Training for the Project Manager Professional Certification exam and LEED exam-in progress.

Training in HVAC Controls, HVAC design, REVIT, Building Commissioning, Data Centers, and EPA Certification for Refrigerants and Indoor Air Quality

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering-BYU

Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering-BYU

Master’s degree in Engineering Management-University of Dayton

Professional Engineer Registration-Virginia

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