|Donald (Donnie) S. Grill |
|**** Hidden Cove |
|Tuscaloosa, AL 35405 |
|Home: 205-***-**** Mobile: 205-***-**** |
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|Proven success in the energy engineering field as a consultant for over 13 |
|years as a Certified Energy Manager with a background in project development |
|and measurement & verification. Areas of expertise include Portfolio Manager,|
|energy modeling programs, energy audits, measurement & verification, |
|subcontract management, Water Meter AMR, L.E.E.D. and Energy Star. Additional|
|experience in hvac design, facilities management, and construction management.|
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|Experience: |Energy Conservation Plus, Tuscaloosa, AL (2012) |
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| |Provide energy audit services for residential, commercial, and |
| |industrial customers to develop energy management goals and |
| |assist in selecting subcontractors to meet those goals including |
| |utility bill analysis. |
| |Provide energy modeling of facilities to understand energy use |
| |and model retrofit opportunities. |
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| |Johnson Controls, Inc., Greenville, SC & Hoover, AL (1999-2012) |
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| |Energy Solutions Performance Consultant (2010 to 2012) |
| |Partnered with existing solutions, service, and systems sales |
| |teams to provide energy and utility consulting services outside |
| |of performance contracting for their customers including energy |
| |audits, retro-commissioning, energy building modeling, behavior |
| |management, municipal utility consulting and utility bill |
| |analysis to their customers to bring added value and support for |
| |reducing energy cost. |
| |Developed a $300,000 retro-commissioning package for a high |
| |school and an energy audit and savings analysis for a casino to |
| |provide a history of energy improvements already performed and |
| |develop preliminary scopes for additional improvements. |
| |Lead a sales team to win a $200,000 bid for facility controls in |
| |a new high school technical center. |
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| |Lead Performance Assurance Engineer/Manager (2008 to 2010) |
| |Led a team of five engineers in South Carolina, Georgia, and |
| |Alabama that focused on measurement and verification of energy |
| |performance contracts during and after construction to guarantee |
| |savings. |
| |Managed subcontracts for water meter testing for the southeast |
| |region of the United States for Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) |
| |Systems installed. |
| |Managed measurement and verification responsibilities at a |
| |federal military base to insure proper installation of energy |
| |retrofits, weekly team meetings with customer and submission of |
| |proper documentation to the federal government. |
| |Provided safety training and energy measurement and verification |
| |training |
| |Reviewed Annual Savings Reports with customers and rectified any |
| |savings shortfalls discovered with additional energy savings |
| |programs. Visit customer sites to uncover and make |
| |recommendations for other ways to reduce energy cost or O&M cost.|
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| |Project Development Engineer (1999-2008) |
| |Performed Energy Engineer and Project Manager duties in the K-12,|
| |Higher Education, Healthcare, Government, and Industrial Markets.|
| |Duties include utility benchmark analysis, preliminary audits; |
| |develop energy baselines, customer interviews, energy modeling, |
| |and detailed audits. Water Meter AMR and replacement experience.|
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| |Developed proposals for Performance Contracting with sales team, |
| |developed new facility improvement measures for engineering team,|
| |and organized in-house vendor training for internal engineering |
| |team. |
| |Led Water Meter Replacement and AMR project development for the |
| |southeast region and provided consulting support to the east |
| |coast region for Johnson Controls. |
| |Led team that developed a $14 million dollar renewable energy |
| |project for a large wastewater plant. |
| |Developed design/build projects for a $1.2 million dollar |
| |hospital patient wing and facility upgrades on two historical |
| |black college campuses worth $2 million dollars. |
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| |Fluor Daniel, Inc. (1992-1999) |
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| |HVAC Design Engineer, Greenville, SC (1995-1999) |
| |Performed heating and cooling load calculations (Office, |
| |industrial, microelectronics, film production & automotive |
| |facilities) |
| |Designed equipment, plumbing, ductwork, and space allocation |
| |layouts |
| |Developed Scope of Work for various projects and proposals |
| |Designed exhaust systems for clean atmospheres, humidity, smoke |
| |purge, and high volume exhaust |
| |Selected Mechanical equipment based on project requirements |
| |Implemented and lead CAD design using AutoCad 12 & 13 and |
| |Microstation 95 |
| |Lead Engineer on small projects coordinating efforts with a large|
| |industrial client and other disciplines |
| |Performed System "Walkdown and Turnover" & Prepared as-builts |
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| |Piping Field Engineer, El Segundo, CA; Chevron (1993-1995) |
| |Developed work packages for field personnel to install piping and|
| |equipment in a large scale refinery setting |
| |Developed Hydrotest Packages for testing of installed piping |
| |systems |
| |Performed Piping System "Walkdowns" and "Turnover" for Client and|
| |created as-built drawings for project completion |
| |Supervised $1 million upgrade projects with electrical, |
| |instrumentation, and civil disciplines including shutdowns |
| |Assisted in developing spreadsheets and database to track |
| |installation progression of projects in the piping and mechanical|
| |equipment team |
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| |Material Piping Engineer, Sugar Land, Texas (1992-1993) |
| |Developed Piping Specifications for Refinery and Chemical Plants |
| |Developed Hydrotest Packages for Field Engineering |
| |Performed Piping System "Walkdown & Turnover" for project |
| |completion. |
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|Computer |Microsoft Office & Lotus Smartsuite; Microstation 95 and Autocad |
|Training |12 & 13; Carrier and Elite Load Calculation Software, Johnson |
| |Controls Internal Software, eQuest Facility Modeling Program |
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|Certificatio|Certified Energy Manager; Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) |
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|Activities |Kiwanis Club of Tuscaloosa (President & Lt. Gov), Church, PTA, |
| |Coach Youth Sports |
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|Organization|Association of Energy Engineers (AEE), 1999 to 2009; |
|s and |ASHRAE, 1990 to Present; |
|Seminars |B&G Plumbing Water System Seminar and Large Chilled Water |
| |Workshop, 1997/98 |
| |AEE World Energy of Congress Conference, 2000-2004,2006, 2010 |
| |AEE Energy Manager Training, 2001 |
| |Automatic Meter Reading (AMRA) Conference, 2005-2006 |
| |Johnson Controls Engineer Summit, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011 |
| |Facility Dude/School Dude Conference, 2012 |
|Education: |Bachelor of Science in Engineering |
| |University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL |
| |Major: Mechanical Engineering |