Most of my experience in drafting and design was at the project level, mostly as a contractor. This enabled me to experience various types

of design and to be a part of numerous types of projects from the electrical and mechanical perspective.

My technical school education set the foundation for my work in the trade. A four-year training on the basics of drafting and design by a

mechanical PE in a technical school curriculum. When entering the work force, I was able to be exposed to projects that would build the

basis of knowledge that I have today. Using Autocad I was able to create drawings for production or revision.

I have also attended many continuing education classes to expand my knowledge.

I am looking for an opportunity to be part of a successful professional organization that stresses teamwork and longevity in the field of design

and engineering.

I hope to continue my base of knowledge and possibly get the chance to help others when the opportunity arises. I don’t think I will have all

of the answers to all of the questions but I like to think I can contribute in a team environment to help find some answers.

In the fall of this past year I have exposed myself to a new drafting and design software Revit at the local college. A very powerful program

for design.

I am looking forward to a chance to continue to learn as the opportunity presents itself. Please feel free to contact me with any questions

about my experience, I look forward to the opportunity to meet new people.

Sincerely

Brian J. Clark

BRIAN J. CLARK

60 Temple Ave

Stratford NJ

(609)970-0795

b68255@outlook.com

QUALIFICATIONS

Over 25 years’ experience in the drafting and design field, including electrical, mechanical and telecommunications. Design and drafting of

schematics & panel layouts; various instruments and transmitters; air washer systems (HVAC); physical lay-outs; grounding & lightning

protection; lighting, wiring, conduit runs, cable tray and conduit and cable schedules; conduit fill and voltage drop calculations; and use of

NEC code and NFPA70E. Proficient in AutoCAD Releases through 2012, Windows Office; Windows 10; Word, WordPerfect & Excel; Basic

network & plotter management and configuration. Mechanical experience includes design of screw conveyors & bulk handling systems,

liquid storage tanks and their structural support, also studied four years of machine drafting and design at a well-respected technical school,

and several college and continuing education courses.

EMPLOYMENT

08/12 – 1/15

CSD (Carnegie Strategic Design) Downingtown, Pa

Electrical CAD Designer: Electrical design using AutoCAD 2012 for the production of electrical plans, detail

Drawings and BOM (Bill of Material). Responsible for drafting and assisted design for

Petroleum pumping station. Using AutoCAD 2012 created Electrical site plans, Conduit and cable schedules. PLC

control panels. Work included on-site CAD/Design work at Petroleum Refinery located in Philadelphia.

03/09 – 03/12

PPPL (Princeton Plasma and Physics Lab) a DOE Facility-Plainsboro, NJ

Electrical CAD Designer (Contract Assignment): Electrical design using AutoCAD 2009 for the production of

Electrical plans and detail drawings. Responsible for electrical plan and detail drawings of the NSTX Neutral Beam

expansion project. Using AutoCAD 2009 for the creation of facility, power and control drawings. Projects included

creation of an extensive Department of Energy/PPPL procedures and Job Hazard Analysis, as well as a project

scope of work. Responsibilities included vast knowledge of all safety and lab procedures that related to the specific

tasks in the scope of work. Details of projects included cable tray and conduit plan drawings. Several facility

projects included installation of a compressor, X-ray machine with safety interlocks and

De-ion water piping for Nano Physics experimentation lab.

05/06 – 01/08

RECO, Richmond, VA

Mechanical CAD Designer (Contract Assignment): Mechanical design and drafting of liquid storage tanks. Created

shop and field assembly drawings and B.O.M using AutoCAD. Tanks manufactured from carbon and stainless

steel. Created detail drawings of nozzle and manhole drawings with the appropriate welding symbols for shop and

field construction. Created shop drawings for the manufacture of tank platforms, ladders and structural steel of

tanks. All tanks manufactured and constructed in accordance with the appropriate API tank codes. Review and

application of customer specifications to shop and field drawings. Review and application of Reco E-TANK

calculations and application of calculations to shop and field drawings. Application of manufacturer’s paint and

coatings specifications to Reco drawings.

03/05 – 02/06

APS, Richmond, VA

Electrical CAD Designer (Contract Assignment): Electrical design using AutoCAD 2004 for the production of I/O

drawings used to update field instrumentation to a new DeltaV system. Update of elementaries showing wire

numbers and new DeltaV system. Vendor research of patch cables and cable color codes relating to pin number

and terminal numbers. Verification of instruments to I/O drawings using instrument I/O address list. Field as-built

for available I/O in PLC cabinets. CAD help for process team, updating P & ID drawings.

01/05 – 02/05

ITAC, Richmond, VA

Electrical Designer (Contract Short-term Assignment): Electrical design using AutoCAD 2004 for new compressor

building of Duke Power in Raleigh N.C. Produced conduit runs, lighting and power plans with use of AutoCAD.

Electrical design using AutoCAD 2004 for instrument, P & ID and instrument location drawings for DuPont

Richmond. Microstation version 8 drafting for Phillip Morris, using P.M. standards and cell libraries for conduit,

schematic and instrument location drawings.

06/04 – 11/04

INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES, Richmond, VA

Electrical Designer (Contract Assignment): Electrical design of power distribution for semiconductor 300mm tools

in new fabrication plant from information provided by Tool Engineers. Gather equipment information from vendors.

Design and CAD drafting of cable tray for 300mm implant tools in PAT building.

02/04 – 06/04

WYETH CONSUMER HEALTHCARE, Richmond, VA

CAD Designer (Contract Assignment): Update of plant drawings from as-built information, including P&ID site

work. Revisions and issuance of drawings to plant. Drawing room file management, hard copy file and CAD file

management.

09/01 – 11/03

DOMINION TELECOM (a VIRGINIA POWER COMPANY), Richmond, VA

Electrical Designer (Contract Assignment): Worked with GIS-PNI (Physical Network Inventory) program G.E.

Smallworld to load Telecom Hub Buildings, Fiber Optic cable and telecom rack equipment into a visual

database. Loaded Hub information into Smallworld using GIS. Also used AutoCAD 2000 for the floor plans in

Hub buildings. Used SOM (Spatial Object Manager) to bring AutoCAD 2000 drawings as floor plan into

Smallworld database. Gathered telecom equipment specifications and loaded specification information into

Smallworld. Gathered power equipment specifications such as generators, batteries, HVAC, circuit breaker

and wire sizes and loaded into Smallworld.

11/00 – 07/01

INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES, Richmond, VA

Electrical Designer (Contract Assignment): Electrical design of power distribution for semiconductor tools in

fabrication plant from information provided by Tool Engineers. Design of power distribution for semiconductor

support tools. Various plant service requests including plant and administrative power/data life safety

requirements.

Instrument location and conduit plans for 5KW Water Chiller.

03/00 – 11/00

KAISER ENGINEERS, Richmond, VA

Electrical Designer (Contract Assignment): Electrical design and AutoCAD 14 for the design of an Alumina

Processing Facility. Design and CAD includes the following:

Power: Cable sizing, conduit sizing, transformers and panel sizing, feeder sizing for NEC Code compliance.

Instrumentation: AutoCAD 14 for development of instrument loop drawings, junction box drawings, and

instrument location drawings. Control: AutoCAD 14 for development of motor control schematics.

02/98 – 03/00

09/97 – 02/98

10/96 – 09/97

H. C. YU & ASSOCIATES, Richmond, VA

Electrical Designer: Design and CAD Design of commercial and state buildings. Lighting, power, fire alarm,

security and telephone.

REYNOLDS METALS COMPANY, Machinery Plant, Richmond, VA

Electrical Designer/CAD Drafter (Short-Term Contract Assignment)

ALLIANCE ENGINEERING, Richmond, VA

Sr. Drafter/Designer (Contract Assignment): Design and drafting of controls, power distribution, lighting,

elementary/single lines, cable trays, conduit and wire way drawings. Utilized AutoCAD and Microstation (current

versions). Experience with Lithonia “Visual” lighting program and conversion techniques to AutoCAD. Field

work included:

Philip Morris: Survey for panel locations, machine as-builts, panel schedule changes (circuit count), I/O card

wiring and office lighting layout.

Lever Brothers: Field survey, lighting power distribution, circuit allocation for machine shop design.

09/95 – 09/96

RAYTHEON ENGINEERS & CONSTRUCTORS, Richmond, VA

Electrical Designer: Design and Intergraph drafting of the Philip Morris Air Washer System. Extensive field work

for location and mounting of new instruments. Helped many design co-workers with the use of Intergraph 5.0.

Also assigned to various Reynolds Metals jobs using AutoCAD Rel. 13.

01/94 – 09/95

REYNOLDS METALS COMPANY, Can Division, Richmond, VA

Electrical Designer/CAD Operator (Contract Assignment): Work extensively on AutoCAD creating equipment

layouts, conduit, bus & bus support, panel, interconnect and various schematics such as motor, alarm and level

indication. Design of schematics and Allen-Bradley PLC-5 Processors.

11/89 – 10/93

RAYTHEON ENGINEERS & CONSTRUCTORS, Philadelphia, PA (2 years) / Richmond, VA (3 years) & Downers

Grove/Illinois (3 months) - (Previously United Engineers & Constructors)

Electrical Designer: Major projects include the following:

Reynolds Metals, Listerhill, AL

Worked extensively on AutoCAD for the re-modernization of 120 and 170 inch rolling mills. Worked on physical

conduit layouts, interconnection drawings, schematic diagrams, panel layouts, and the design of the rolling mill

control room. Modified existing drawings.

Bethlehem Steel, Burns Harbor, MI

Worked on cable and conduit layouts, single line, wiring, and schematic diagrams for furnace mud-gun room.

Responsible for creating AutoCAD files from Microstation's 4.0 DXF translation program.

General Mills, Albuquerque, NM

Worked on a networked microstation system in coordination with all other disciplines to create a new cereal

manufacturing plant. Was able to determine underground conduit routing using information supplied in the system

by other disciplines. Worked with instrumentation designer on mounting details of instruments on manufacturing

equipment. Also worked extensively on lighting, lightning protection and grounding.

08/87 – 11/89

THOMAS & MULLER CO., Camden, NJ

Designer/Senior Draftsman: Responsible for producing a working design of conveyors for manufacture.

Responsible for producing detail and assembly drawings of screw conveyors and bulk handling systems using

vendor information and specifications.

BRIAN J. CLARK

EDUCATION

Camden County College

• AutoCAD Level 3: Advanced 3D Design in AutoCAD 2012 (Fall 2010, 2.4 Continuing Education Units, Certificate)

•

Introduction to Revit: (Fall 2015, 2.4 Continuing Education Units, Certificate)

National Technology Transfer, Inc.

• 2008 National Electrical Code (2.4 Continuing Education Units)

Dominion Telecom

• GE Smallworld (Physical Network and Inventory User and RME, 2001)

J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College (Currently holding credits towards Electronics Technology Certificate)

• 1999 NEC Code Review

Engineers Club of Philadelphia - Instrument & Electrical Design Course, (1991)

United Engineers & Constructors - Intergraph/Microstation Course, (1991)

The Technical Institute of Camden County

•

Intermediate Computer Aided Drafting Course AutoCAD, (1988 - 1989)

• Machine Drafting (1981 - 1985)

REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST