Michael — Electrical Instrumentation & Control Systems Design Professional

• Electrical design and documentation service provider to Champion and Associates of Auburn, WA. This manufacturing firm provides custom built bridge cranes and upgrade services as a preferred vendor to Boeing Facilities in the Puget Sound area, and is a UL 508A panel builder. • Eplan application services provider to Millennium Controls Systems of Eastlake, Ohio, under contract to Oxford International. Millennium Controls is a Siemens Certified UL 508A Panel Builder. This is a remote-work position, requiring a software license for Eplan P8. • Project Engineer Services and Project Safety Officer for Fuller Electric, Inc. of Federal Way, WA, a full-service electrical contractor. This is a direct hire part-time position, requiring 4-16 hours per week. • Engineering Services providing vendor for Communications Energy Technology Solutions Inc., a UL 508A panel builder and electrical constructor. • On-call process and instrumentation design and documentation service provider to Kubota Membrane USA, Bothell, WA. This manufacturing division provides water filtration systems for waste treatment plants up to 50MGD. • On-call design and documentation service provider to Algas-SDI, OEM of custom-built world-class liquid vaporizers and gas mixing solutions, designing and modifying product control and instrumentation systems. Two projects were completed using EPlan P8 Electrical. • On-call design and documentation service provider to Eltech Electric, a Marine constructor and custom solution panel builders. One recent and notable project was a plug-and-play power converter that would change 480v-3Phase 60Hz shore power in Canada to the Silja Festival 'Floatel' accommodation vessel's 380V-3Ph 50Hz 4000Amp requirements. • In a partnership with Marlabs and ICF International: Survey facilities and individuals and prepare brief and detailed reports for Sound Transit Utility Management and Energy Management System, making observations, assessing current state and recommending a likely future state of energy control and management components and systems.