| Thomas C. Nielsen, P.E., LEED AP |
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| Qualifications: |
Experienced
in the design of power distribution, UPS and diesel
generator. Emergency power systems, lighting applications, fire
alarm, security and lightning protection systems. Project types
include commercial, retail, industrial, medical/research, institutional,
and governmental facilities. |
| Education : |
Bachelor in Electrical Engineering,
Georgia Institute of Technology. |
| Registration : |
Registered
Professional Engineer in Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,
Maryland, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia |
| Societies : |
National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE),
Florida Engineers Society (FES), Certified Lighting Designer by Illuminating Engineering Society of
North America (IES) |
| Experience : |
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| 1998 to Present: |
McVeigh & Mangum Engineering,
Inc.
Senior Vice President/Electrical Engineer |
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Responsible for establishing
electrical engineering design services for the company.
Establish the design criteria for all power, lighting,
fire alarm, communication and life safety systems for
all projects. Supervise the design/production of construction
documents and specifications.
Review/approve all construction shop drawings.
Field check P/M/E construction for compliance with construction
drawings. |
1993 to 1998: |
Talbot &
Associates Consulting Engineers
Vice President |
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Directly responsible for all
of the electrical design for all projects.
Managed projects' full HVAC, plumbing and electrical designs,
coordinating with clients, owners, state and local agencies. |
| 1987 to 1993: |
RS&H of North Carolina,
Inc.
Director of Electrical Engineering |
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Managed electrical design
department, overseeing the preparation of construction
drawings and specifications.
Responsible for cross-discipline coordination and project
cost control.
Performed the design calculations for system load and
short circuit requirements.
Established project electrical life safety requirements.
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| 1984 to 1987: |
Reynolds, Smith and Hills
Electrical Engineer |
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Responsible
for electrical system design, specification and cost
estimation of power distribution systems for both municipal
and federal projects. Systems ranged from 4KV to 230 KV, both over head and
underground. Performed load flow and short circuit studies to model
contemplated systems. Served as a contract engineer to Duke Power Company
in the electrical system design group in Greensboro,
North Carolina for one year. |
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