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Click here or scroll down to respond to this candidateHenry Veltman
Project Engineer - TECHNIP USA
Kingwood, TX Street Address
EMAIL AVAILABLE - PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE
Willing to relocate: Anywhere
Authorized to work in the US for any employer
WORK EXPERIENCE
PROJECT ENGINEER / PRESERVATION COORDINATOR
TECHNIP USA - 2016 to Present
Coordinate preservation for mechanical equipment to maintain vendor warranties as well as implementing
engineering and requisitioning activities based on schedule, man hours, equipment, material budget and
contractual specifications.
Facilitated Quality Surveillance meetings to discuss and rectify deficiencies regarding preservation, material
handling, and material receiving
Organize high-level meetings to present current progress and future projection.
Arrange, evaluate, and reconcile data for accuracy, completeness, and compliance.
PROJECT ENGINEER
TECHNIP USA - 2015 to 2016
Supervise the steel fabrication in China as well as coordinate reporting efforts between sub-vendor, vendor,
and home office.
Cultivated productive relationship with fabrication stakeholders to enhance production to attain 98%
completion 2 months ahead of schedule.
Assumed accountability in guaranteeing timely reporting to project management and operational supervisor
on follow-up
activities, critical deviation of activities, and potential risks.
Managed the Piping & Instrument Diagram (P&ID) Management of Change (MOC) process to build constant
communication among different engineering disciplines to maintain rejected changes at a minimum level; thus
resulting to favorable relationship with client.
Developed a workflow that allowed the Piping Team to coordinate changes to P&IDs, while overseeing
changes throughout the MOC process.
Facilitated an audit regarding physical location and quantities for piping materials to confirm vendor's reporting
efforts.
Oversaw and produced the Project Mechanical Equipment List while ensuring maintenance of complete and
accurate information.
Took part in Engineering Design Model Reviews, kick-off meetings, and HAZOP reviews.
Project Engineer Intern
TECHNIP USA - 2013 to 2013
Facilitated MOC meetings between Technip and NOVA Chemicals.
Rendered aid to the Mechanical Department with MOC markups for P&IDs; as well as to requisitioning
engineers in implementing material requisitions (MRs) and supply requirements (SRs).
Assumed responsibility in writing changes and updating the MOC Log.
Assessed maintenance envelopes and accessibility to major equipment.
Evaluated and updated deliverable documents such as Equipment List, Project Deviation Notation (PDN),
and MR.
Analyzed document control's database to clean up errors and remove unnecessary document requirements
for tagged equipment.
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON, Houston, TX
SHOP SUPERVISOR
College of Technology - 2013 to 2013
Implemented shop safety practices, thus resulting in zero safety incidents.
Employed Haas CNC mills and Haas CNC lathes to develop unique parts for senior design projects.
Exhibited skills in repairing and maintaining diverse machine tools for the College of Technology.
EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE in MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON - Kingwood, TX
2014
SKILLS
Project Management (4 years), Process Improvements (4 years), Regulatory Compliance (10+ years),
Conflict Resolution (10+ years), Communications (10+ years), Databases (4 years), Leadership (10+ years)
MILITARY SERVICE
Service Country: United States
Branch: U.S. Marine Corps and U. S. Army
Rank: USMC Rank Corporal / US Army Rank Staff Sargent
January 1998 to February 2009
-Supervised and evaluated small groups of technicians and other vehicle operators.
-Managed over $1.6M dollars worth of equipment and tools resulting in zero losses
-Established and implemented safety training succeeding with zero safety incidents
-Reduced equipment service turnaround time by establishing specialized teams
-Established a series of tasks to ensure zero safety incidents
-Managed over $3.5M dollars worth of equipment and supplies resulting in zero losses
-Aided in the establishment of international relations while deployed to Iraq.
-Lead a team operating a 56 ton recovery vehicle during training and combat
Commendations:
Army Commendation 3rd Award, Army Achievement 2nd Award, Army Good Conduct 2nd Award, Marine
Good Conduct Award, Presidential Unit Citation Award, National Defense Medal, Global War on Terrorism
Expeditionary Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Iraq Campaign Medal with Campaign Star,
Overseas Service Ribbon 3rd Award
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
QUALIFICATIONS PROFILE
I am a performance-focused, multifaceted, and detail-oriented professional, offering hands-on experience in
project engineering. Eleven years of honorably serving in the U.S. Military. Self-managing by means of high
morals, integrity, and self-discipline. Competently able to lead as well as work in diverse groups of people
as an effective team member. Skilled in using a wide range of design and fabrication tools. Proficient with
planning and execution of complex tasks which incorporate multiple diverse teams with assorted objectives.
CORE COMPETENCIES
Project Management Process Improvement Regulatory Compliance
Cross-functional Collaboration Database Management Data Analysis Equipment Maintenance
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