Kim Logan

Structural Engineer at Lone Tree Engineering Services, LLC
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(386) 825-5501
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Longmont, Colorado, United States, US
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Credentials

  • Certified Weld Inspector
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  • Profession Engineering License
    Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies
  • Professional Engineering License – Pennsylvania
    Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
  • Professional Engineering License – Texas
    State of Texas

Experience

  • Lone Tree Engineering Services, LLC
    • United States
    • Oil and Gas
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Structural Engineer
      • Sep 2018 - Present

      I designed structures and foundations. Primarily for a Cryogenic Plant in Nigeria, Africa. I designed a pipe rack that was between 35ft to 50ft tall, carried 4 tiers of pipe and was hundreds of feet long. I also designed all of the equipment foundations. The typical foundation was either a slab or a spread footer, but pilings and piers were also used. Currently, my structural design work for the project is almost finished and I am on standby. I am very familiar with Bentley's programs, STAAD for structures, Foundation for foundations and RAM for connections.

  • Resolute Engineering, LLC
    • United States
    • Oil and Gas
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Structural Engineer
      • Apr 2017 - Present

      Structural Engineer supporting mostly Oil and Gas Projects with foundation and structure design. Structural Engineer supporting mostly Oil and Gas Projects with foundation and structure design.

  • ENGlobal Engineering, Inc.
    • Lead Structural Engineer
      • Jan 2006 - Feb 2016

      Initially hired to manage structural design efforts on oil and gas industry projects, I played a key role on a BASF chemical plant project, including providing new structural platforms and foundations for tanks, upgrading truck dock, analyzing existing truss capacities, and extending tank farm building to accommodate additional tanks.In 2009, I rejoined the firm after a brief hiatus to lead a team of structural engineers and AutoCAD designers in providing project managers with critical information to ensure accurate project pricing and profitability. I played a key role in project success by prioritizing workflow, allocating design drawing work to AutoCAD designers, and collaborating to ensure project deliverables were completed accurately and on time.KEY CONTRIBUTIONS:♦ Identified and resolved pipe support problems overlooked by engineering staff. Avoided project delays and additional customer outage time.♦ Provided sealed design calculations and drawings for building department and engineering review.

  • JOMY Products, Inc.
    • Director of Design & Engineering
      • 2004 - 2006

      Assuming a leadership role within this aluminum-fabricated structures company, I was charged with standardizing engineering and CAD department operations. KEY CONTRIBUTIONS:♦ Drove efficiency and productivity, and ensured successful entry into new markets by applying structural steel experience in aluminum design process to allow clients to obtain engineering calculations.♦ Led transition from 2D to 3D drawings to reduce errors and strengthen customer satisfaction. Assuming a leadership role within this aluminum-fabricated structures company, I was charged with standardizing engineering and CAD department operations. KEY CONTRIBUTIONS:♦ Drove efficiency and productivity, and ensured successful entry into new markets by applying structural steel experience in aluminum design process to allow clients to obtain engineering calculations.♦ Led transition from 2D to 3D drawings to reduce errors and strengthen customer satisfaction.

  • Kaiser-Hill, Inc.
    • Hoisting & Rigging Engineer
      • 2002 - Jan 2004

      Brought on as a hoisting and rigging subject matter expert (through Bartlett Services, Inc.), I provided contracted engineering support and management for the decommissioning of the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Manufacturing Facility.I coordinated efforts with field engineers, analyzed loads, provided required calculations, and created lift plans and rigging designs, as well as ensuring heavy equipment was available to remove contaminated tanks and glove boxes.KEY CONTRIBUTIONS:♦ Created time-saving process to resolve concerns about moving contaminated vessels, resulting in dramatically decreased project hours.♦ Won “Level One Safety Award” for completing all critical lifts without injury or incident and reducing man-hours of radiation exposure.

  • Stone & Webster
    • United States
    • Oil and Gas
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Site Manager & Corporate Rigging Engineer
      • 1998 - 2002

      This role enabled me to contribute to multiple Army Corps of Engineer projects across the U.S. I transferred to the company’s Power Generation Department to design gantry type structures for a Mint Farm Combined Cycle Power Station that removed 50-ton rotors and stators from turbines and generators. Overseeing hoisting and rigging of items weighing 50+ tons, I ensured structural integrity and conducted national structural forensic accident investigations regarding hoisting and rigging incidents.KEY CONTRIBUTIONS:♦ Selected cranes and approved lift plans for equipment ranging from 130 tons to 260 tons, including combustion and steam turbines and generators. ♦ Cut costs on multiple projects by correctly specifying cranes meeting lifting needs.♦ Facilitated equipment transport to site by building roads to accommodate 100 ft. transport trailer. ♦ Revamped material handling procedures, resulting in improved overall safety record.

  • Morrison Knudsen Co Inc
    • United States
    • Truck Transportation
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Civil Structural Engineer
      • 1979 - 2002

      ♦ 2000 to 2002: Decommissioning of the Waltz Mill Nuclear Reactor in Pennsylvania.♦ 1998 to 2000: Decommissioning of the Saint Vrain Nuclear Power Plant. I was in charge of removing the contaminated concrete in this plant, which required many hours of concrete cutting with diamond wire saws and complicated rigging and lifting schemes to remove and transport the concrete to disposal.♦ 1993 to 1998: Construction of Boeing’s Skin and Spar Facility near Tacoma, Washington. I was the Lead Civil and Structural Engineer on a massive plant where we placed well over 100,000 cubic yards of concrete. I was the subcontract administrator for the Structural Steel Contractor.♦ 1991 to 1993: Tunnel excavation and lining for the City of Milwaukee North Shore Interceptor Project. Working underground in the tunnels during the concrete lining phase, I was tasked with the concrete delivery system for a tunnel 3 miles long and 300 feet below grade.♦ 1989 to 1991: Replacement of Nuclear Steam Generator at the D.C. Cook Nuclear Power Plant. I was tasked with removing the concrete around the existing generators. I was involved in the rigging of 50 to 80 ton generators. Once the new generators were installed, I was charged with replacing the concrete that was removed.♦ 1987 to 1989: Remediation of a Manhattan Project Site used for processing uranium in Pennsylvania. I was a Vicinity Property Engineer. The residents had taken contaminated material from the site for home construction. We removed the contaminated material and rebuilt the structure(s).♦ 1984 to 1987: Coal Fire Power Plant Construction for a Texas Utility. This position was as a Field Engineer, Civil and Structural.♦ 1979 to 1984: Nuclear Power Plant Construction for WWPPS Units 3 and 5 for the State of Washington. This position was as a Field Engineer, Civil and Structural.

Education

  • University of Idaho
    Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Civil Engineering
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