Sentences with phrase «facilities engineering for»

He was vice president of facilities engineering for Resorts International Casino Hotel in Atlantic City and vice president of service and maintenance for Liber Rich & Sons, Inc., a New Jersey - based mechanical and plumbing construction firm.

As a facilities engineer for a Phoenix - based company, Scott Prior has to be a problem - solver, and as a candidate for state senator, he wants to put his problem - solving to use in Arizona politics.

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Bradken has sold its Bassendean engineering facility to Sydney property group Charter Hall in an off - market sale and leaseback deal worth about $ 32.8 million, while the Champion Drive Shopping Centre in Seville Grove has been sold for $ 13.5 million.

Work with a structural engineer to establish a safe shelter facility for personnel in your building.

Pilbara Minerals has awarded a $ 148 million contract to RCR Tomlinson for the engineering, procurement and construction of processing facilities at its Pilgangoora lithium project south of Port Hedland.

THE BUSNESS: Big Ass Fans designs, engineers, and manufactures fans for homes, schools, hotels, stadiums, and many other commercial and industrial facilities.

Zhang was arrest last year for attempting to steal genetically engineered rice seeds from an American research facility.

A news release from Texas - based Fluor Corp., says it and JGC Corp., based in Japan, have been approved as joint venture contractors for the engineering, procurement and construction of LNG Canada's planned export facility in Kitimat.

CNPC's Huanqiu Contracting & Engineering Corp is preparing to bid for engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contracts for Far East LNG's supporting facilities, such as storage tanks, pipelines and utilities, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said.

«We designed it to eliminate the need for clean - room facilities and trained personnel to fabricate such a device,» said Rahim Esfandyarpour, an electrical engineer who authored a new study on the chip, adding that a single chip can be made in just 20 minutes.

Beyond the actual gas project and LNG sales, China's state - run shipping conglomerate COSCO has also secured a 50 percent stake in the four LNG shipping carriers serving Yamal.90 Chinese engineers and workers have been deployed to the Yamal Peninsula to help construct surrounding infrastructure, which includes a Chinese - produced polar drilling rig.91 Moreover, a Chinese oil and gas rig producer now provides Russia with about 60 percent of its imported oil rig supplies, indicating that China is becoming a dominant player in this sphere.92 Chinese media recently hailed Yamal as an example of China's construction and engineering prowess and a symbol of its transformation into an Arctic player.93 In return for China stepping into support the project, senior officials from Novatek, the main shareholder of the project, announced that the first LNG shipment would symbolically go to China.94 But a British subsidiary of Malaysia's Petronas purchased the first shipment of Yamal LNG and sold it to France's Engie, which then shipped the cargo to its Boston import facility for American use.95 Western sanctions on Novatek, Russia's largest independent national gas producer and a company with close ties to the Kremlin, made Yamal's pivot to China possible, as sanctions forced Russia to find an alternative source of investment and technology.

We are currently executing a detailed plan to finish the design, engineering and component sourcing for the Model S and to build out the manufacturing facility and obtain the equipment to support its production with the goal of commercial introduction of the Model S in 2012.

As a chemical engineer, I have done everything from making facilities to produce consumer products to designing topsides for offshore oil production.

One of the largest recovery missions reside with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) for Expedited Debris Removal, where extensive and catastrophic damage exist, and providing critical temporary facilities.

The company looks forward to developing custom - engineered designs for customers at its design, engineering, fabrication and final assembly facilities, located in two facilities in the Chicago area.

Exclusively for thought - leaders in food and beverage processing facility management, Food Plant of the Future webinars are presented by Hixson, a leading design and engineering firm of food processing facilities in North America.

PM Group was awarded with a contract to provide engineering design and construction management services for Glanbia dairy processing facility.

Nicholas Meats new facilities, scheduled to be completed this year, are engineered to properly manage the factory wastewater on - site for water reuse and recover energy from by - products generated within both the production process and within the wastewater treatment operations themselves.

From delicious instant drinks to essential oils or vitamins for sports nutrition or dietary supplements, Glatt works closely with its customers to engineer bespoke solutions to produce product samples, scale - up processes and construct economically designed, energy efficient production facilities.

FAST achieves nutrient removal for applications containing high level of nitrogen, a water pollutant that has increased significantly in industrial, commercial and municipal applications and which is an environmental concern particularly to resources, engineering, construction, hospitality, marine, agribusiness and public facility and water and waste water infrastructure organizations.

We have expertise in engineering world class products like our custom starting blocks and racing lanes for all levels of aquatic facilities.

The tour, conducted by Engineer Stephan Coret of Africa Building Partners, contractor for the Mother and Baby Unit facility, took the team round and showed them the extent of work.

The county and the Nassau County Police Department Foundation, a nonprofit group, issued an RFP, or request for proposals, on Feb. 3 for architectural and engineering services for the facility's design.

· Improved facilities for the education, training and accreditation of planning engineers and project schedulers are needed.

The award followed a previously approved contract authorization with another New York firm that conducted preliminary engineering work for the new exhibits and of other additions and modifications to the facilities that have a significant element of NYPA staff involvement.

PLATTSBURGH — The City of Plattsburgh Common Council allocated $ 10,000 for engineering drawings for the proposed Plattsburgh City Marina expansion last week, a project that may triple the facility's size.

He also has a decade of experience managing facility and transportation operations from when he served as director of engineering and capital projects for the Roosevelt Island Operating Corp..

Camillus Town Supervisor Mary Ann Coogan said engineers and officials associated with the project showed her conceptual plans for a cargo loading and off - loading facility at a former Allied Chemical site known as waste bed No. 12.

«Research related to PIPED was also supported by the EnTeraPIC Starting Grant of the European Research Council, the Helmholtz International Research School for Teratronics (HIRST) at KIT, at which the disciplines of physics, electrical engineering, computer science, and mechanical engineering cooperate, as well as by KIT's «Karlsruhe Nano - Micro Facility» (KNMF) platform.

And for a while he did: Six years after being released from California's Lompoc Federal Correctional Facility in 2002, he received a Ph.D. in computational mechanical engineering from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech).

But for many engineers and microbiologists, these plants are a hotbed of scientific advances, prompting their trade organization to propose a name change to «water resource recovery facility.»

With support from WPI's Center for Resource Recovery and Recycling (CR3), Marion Emmert, assistant professor of chemistry, chemical engineering, and mechanical engineering at WPI, and postdoctoral fellow H.M. Dhammika Bandara conduct research at WPI's Gateway Park in a specially equipped laboratory, one of the only such facilities of its kind in the nation.

Other facilities recently completed or currently under construction are designed more for marine and offshore engineering, López Lara says.

For the first time, Argonne's scientists and engineers pinpointed engine designs for a given fuel using the Mira supercomputer at the heart of the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF), a DOE Office of Science User FaciliFor the first time, Argonne's scientists and engineers pinpointed engine designs for a given fuel using the Mira supercomputer at the heart of the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF), a DOE Office of Science User Facilifor a given fuel using the Mira supercomputer at the heart of the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF), a DOE Office of Science User Facility.

While most concentrating solar power facilities throughout the world are large, Sandia engineer Cliff Ho says India is interested in developing 1 megawatt or smaller facilities that could provide the appropriate amount of power for a small village or community.

Engineers have been making some progress in dealing with this refuse, using old tires as raw ingredients for new construction materials for roads and recreation facilities.

This technology is now also available for industrial applications: Engineers of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) developed an adapter that makes it much easier to interconnect parts of a production facility and align them with each other.

Dan Heller, Lockheed Martin's vice president of new ventures for Mission Systems and Training, said the relationship with Reignwood, a diversified firm with holdings in the energy, minerals, aviation and resort business, solidified as Lockheed engineers went searching for suitable locations to build a pilot - scale OTEC facility.

«The sensing skin could be used for a wide range of structures, but the impetus for the work was to help ensure the integrity of critical infrastructure such as nuclear waste storage facilities,» says Dr. Mohammad Pour - Ghaz, an assistant professor of civil, construction and environmental engineering at NC State and co-author of a paper describing the work.

The ARM Facility funds a global team of scientists and engineers to keep abreast of advances in technology for atmospheric research.

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The new facility within the Systems Biology department will promote the design and implementation of new experimental methods for the study and engineering of biological systems.

On March 15, 2018, Boeing engineers installed the base heat shield for Starliner Spacecraft 1 at the company's Commercial Crew and Cargo Processing Facility in Florida.

The brain imaging center is a critical component of the overarching Chen Institute for Neuroscience at Caltech, providing facilities to faculty across not only humanities and social sciences but also biology and biological engineering as well as chemistry and chemical engineering.

Australia's Syngas Limited has engaged Rentech to provide Fischer - Tropsch fuels production preliminary engineering services for Syngas» proposed commercial scale coal and biomass to liquids (CBTL) fuels facility in Southern Australia, known as the Clinton Project.

UC ANR provides facilities for growing engineered feedstock crops.

But what we have in mind for this Institute is having a framework for researchers to partner with engineers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory — two nearby federal research facilities with world - class expertise in technology development — and other key institutes here at UCSF.

Argonne engineers are currently working with scientists at the Advanced Photon Source (fuel - spray project), Chemical Sciences and Engineering Division (combustion chemistry) and are developing collaboration with researchers in the Leadership Computing Facility to optimize this combustion approach for practical engines.

The Green Bank Observatory has a rare combination of assets: 1) A laboratory where frontier research is an ongoing activity; 2) a professional staff of scientists and engineers who are also heavily involved in education and outreach; 3) facilities such as the Green Bank Science Center, radio telescopes, housing and food services, all available for formal and informal educational programs.

The operation of new and existing world - class facilities, coupled with robust support for the individual scientists and engineers — including those in training — who will use these facilities in charting the future of our science, will impose hard choices of the kind the Review Committee has recommended.